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Disgruntled Iranians Say 'No Way,' Call For Boycott Of June Presidential Election May 22, 2021 09:15 GMT Share share Print Less than a month before Iran’s June 18 presidential election, there are few signs of enthusiasm about the vote. For many Iranians, voting in the Islamic republic has often been a choice between bad or worse. Elections in Iran are tightly restricted, with candidates being preselected by hard-liners on the country’s unelected Guardians Council. Frustrated by the limited powers of elected officials, their failure to deliver on promises, and the absence of meaningful cha...

Posted: Jan 26, 2021 4:38 PM PT | Last Updated: January 27 Former VPD detective James Fisher testified that he helped young women leave the sex trade, but the B.C. Court of Appeal has heard arguments that he 'did the exact opposite of that.'(CBC) A former Vancouver detective openly and deliberately deceived a B.C. judge during a high-profile sex trafficking trial, the lawyer for a notorious pimp argued in court on Tuesday. Thomas Arbogast told a panel of B.C. Court of Appeal justices that James Fisher misrepresented his job as an investigator with the VPD's Counter Exploitation Unit during a ...

Posted: Jan 25, 2021 4:42 PM PT | Last Updated: January 26 Former VPD detective James Fisher testified that he helped young women leave the sex trade, but the B.C. Court of Appeal has heard arguments that he 'did the exact opposite of that.'(CBC) Long before former Vancouver police detective James Fisher was charged with abusing young victims of sex trafficking, there were numerous "red flags" that should have led to a more exhaustive investigation into his misconduct, a B.C. courtroom has heard. That argument came from Thomas Arbogast, a lawyer for convicted pimp Reza Moazami, who appeared b...

Article content The misconduct of a disgraced Vancouver police detective was “brazen” and escalating in nature as it related to the victims of a pimp who is appealing his convictions, a lawyer for the offender said Monday. Lawyers for Reza Moazami, who was found guilty in September 2014 of 30 criminal counts in connection with the operation of a prostitution ring involving 11 complainants, are seeking to have the convictions overturned and a new trial ordered. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or VPD officer's misconduct 'brazen' and escalating...

Posted: Dec 14, 2020 3:49 PM PT | Last Updated: December 14, 2020 Reza Moazami is arguing that James Fisher's misconduct interfered with his right to a fair trial.(CBC) An appeal hearing for a notorious Vancouver pimp has offered a glimpse inside the delicate negotiations that can happen between defence lawyers and an unpredictable client. Reza Moazami is appealing his conviction on 30 charges related to his operation of an underage prostitution ring. He has signalled a number of grounds for that appeal, but Monday's hearing in the B.C. Court of Appeal focused on the argument that he was giv...