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Struan Stevenson said Ebrahim Raisi should not be allowed to set foot in Scotland because of his links to the killing of political prisoners.
If [Iran's President Ebrahim] Raisi is granted a visa to come to the US, the Iranian regime's legitimacy will be enhanced, and the regime will be empowered to try to kidnap more Americans on the US soil. The senators' letter sheds a light on several
For many years. but the really concerning part of his resume is his involvement in what they call the death commissions in 1988, when thousands of iranian dissidents, were executed. and raisi was one of four judges that sat on that panel and signed the death warrants for many people. >> yeah. yeah. it is a good point you make, too, religion is business in iran. many of the religious leaders and one of the many ways that iran makes money. from the american perspective, four americans are being held there, they have been the subject of negotiation between the u.s. and iran, negotiates that in th...
The improvement in Iran's technical ability to develop nuclear weapons is the result of a number of steps Tehran has taken during the past year to increase its nuclear activity, all of which constitute clear violations of the terms Tehran agreed under
URL copied to clipboard I was only 17 in the autumn of 1981 when I was arrested in Tehran for supporting and selling the publication of the People’s Mujahedin of Iran (MEK), a political organisation opposed to the Islamic Republic of Iran. I spent almost 11 years in Ayatollah Khomeini’s prisons in Evin, Ghezel Hesar and Gohardasht until I was finally released in the spring of 1992. During my time in prison I faced torture and mock executions. I was kept in solitary confinement for five years. But my most daunting experience was witnessing the infamous 1988 massacre. On 19 July 1988, K...