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dinsdag 7 augustus 2018
Anarchic update news all over the world - 7.08.2018
Today's Topics:
1. [Japan] Irregular Rhythm Asylum, an anarchist space in Tokyo
By ANA (pt) [machine translation] (a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
2. [France] "Love and Revolution" is released on DVD and is all
available on YouTube By ANA (pt) [machine translation]
(a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
3. US, First of May Anarchist Alliance m1aa: Moving Forward
from Crisis (a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
4. Czech, afed: Streets of sugar -- Review of Radical Left Leaf
for Youth. [machine translation] (a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
5. asr anarshism: Remembrance of Maryam Faraji and all the
liberators who are captured, lost or killed in the fight against
the criminals of the Islamic Republic [machine translation]
(a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
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Message: 1
Irregular Rhythm Asylum (IRA) is an infoshop opened in 2004. Keeping anarchism, art and
activism as its main subject, it has books, zines and other goods related to social
movements, resistance culture and the DIY scenario, just as it does as a space to bring
together the people involved, both from Japan and foreigners. IRA also serves as a venue
for events: talks, exhibitions, film shows, workshops, parties ... ---- by Jack
Heslehurst ---- The blinking neon lights of Shinjuku illuminate a neighborhood famous for
the ceaseless crowds at its station, its glass and iron skyscrapers occupied by the
national business elite, big stores and the distinct brand of immorality emanating from
Kabukicho. However, all this deceives about the past of Shinjuki like the nucleus of the
birth of the counterculture.
In the 1960s, Shinjuku was a gathering of radicals, artists and intellectuals with a
myriad of convictions, a place where people with the same views could express themselves
in opposition to the "economic miracle," which was rapidly transforming Japan's
institutions. It was the home of the movement angura (underground), where hippies sang,
they acted beatniks, avant-garde performaram and leftists protested. In 1968, the streets
of Shinjuku also became a battlefield, as the antiwar manifestations erupted into violence.
Unfortunately, little evidence of that time survived the demolition and digging machines
of the improvement. That is, except the Irregular Rhythm Asylum (IRA). Located on the
third floor of a modest apartment east of Shinjuku, a few minutes from Shinjuku Gyoen, the
IRA is one of Tokyo's most important counterculture spaces.
Kei, the owner, describes the place as an " infoshop " - that is, a spot for local and
international artists, activists and curious people with the desire to appear and share
ideas, show their work and spend time. Whoever you are, you'll be welcome with open arms
in the little shop, where Kei will always be behind the counter. Fluent in English and
totally cheerful, Kei is always willing to talk and show the space to people. As well as
serving as a meeting place, the IRA also sells a variety of books (including a fair amount
of English titles), zines, CDs (many punks), and handmade items such as T-shirts, bags and
badges .
The IRA began operating in 2004 when Kei took over the space of a group of friends
designers. He believes that places like the IRA are important to DIY artists and
musicians, as well as to promote non-hierarchical activism and highlight important issues
that may go unnoticed by the mainstream . Anti-nuclear and anti-nuclear (especially
after the Fukushima disaster) are at the heart of this, although recently resistance to
some destructive elements of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 is also stirring the site. If you
want to learn more about these problems, activism in Japan more generally or just
participate, feel free to appear.
The IRA also provides space for regular events and workshops that always bring in new
participants. At the beginning of Thursday nights (starting at 7pm), a group called A3BC
joins a woodcut workshop, where political-themed paintings are created collectively. Even
those without experience are encouraged to participate and learn everything they need to
know. Similarly, on Tuesdays, a sewing wheel meets and all equipment is provided at no cost.
In addition to these events, there are also periodic lectures, film shows and parties. Two
particularly notable events took place there last year: political art lectures in Japan
over the last 100 years and a special party organized by the collective zine Perzine
Blues Syndrome , which was attended by several zine creators from around the world. Also
last year the IRA hosted No Limit , a week-long festival of events in Tokyo. Bringing
together artists and activists from all over Asia, the event was designed to develop
solidarity and expose radical arts. To learn more about this and everything that happens
in the IRA, check out their Facebook page.
There are plenty of stores in Tokyo to buy English books, but none have a stock like the
IRA. Of course, titles of famous anarchists such as Emma Goldman, Bakunin and Chomsky are
present, but there is also an excellent range of books written by lesser known authors and
independent editors to be searched. When asked for recommendations, Kei quickly picks up
My Escapes from Japan from Osugi Sakae, an account of the exploits of a Japanese anarchist
in Shanghai and Paris during the 1920s. Far from the books, handmade zines, trinkets,
T-shirts, and other items they're also great, and you certainly will not find them
anywhere else around town.
While Shinjuku may have lost its reputation as a radical, this multidisciplinary center of
DIY art, politics and culture is certainly doing a good job of keeping the counterculture
flag flying. The IRA is a bit of fresh air and well worth the visit.
Irregular Rhythm Asylum
Address: 160-0022, Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku Tokyo, Japan.
Location: Shinjuku
Phone: +81 3-3352-6916
Site: ira.tokyo
FB: irregularrhythmasylum
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Message: 2
Yannis Youlountas's "Love and Revolution" movie (updated July 2018) has just been released
on DVD and is all available on YouTube. ---- " Ten years after the first riots, the media
no longer speak of the Greek crisis. Everything indicates that the austerity was
successful and the dust settled. This movie proves otherwise. In Thessalonica, young
people prevent the auction of foreclosed homes. On the island of Crete, farmers oppose the
construction of a new airport. In Athens, a mysterious group, multiplying the sabotages,
disturb the power. In the neighborhood of Exarchia, threatened with evacuation, the heart
of the resistance welcomes the refugees in self-management. A musical journey between
those and those who dream of love and revolution. "
>> Watch the movie (1:26:05) here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNSfoTYY3hA
>> More infos, copies on DVD:
http://lamouretlarevolution.net/
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Message: 3
On July 7 and 8, 2018, members of the First of May Anarchist Alliance came from across the
country in order to discuss the state of our organization, and to have a frank discussion
of whether or not we could or should continue it. This document summarizes the general
direction of our conversations. In the interest of building a broad anarchist and
revolutionary trend we decided to share our current perspective and invite response from a
range of comrades. ---- Where We've Been ---- We must acknowledge that M1AA has been in
crisis for at least the past year, if not longer. While our members have been active in
numerous struggles, especially in antifascist, housing, anti-ICE and workplace organizing,
our internal functioning and our ability to collectively engage with broader society as a
small anarchist organization have been low. Meanwhile, the stresses of these struggles
have taken their toll.
Internally, our already small organization has lost members rather than gaining them. An
escalating interpersonal conflict between two members, which the rest of M1 did not
adequately address in its early stages, culminated in a serious physical altercation. This
paralyzed our organization both locally and nationally. Ultimately, neither member was
willing to engage a reconciliatory process offered by the rest of the Alliance, and both
left the organization. Meanwhile, a broader trend of demoralization, frustration, and
hopelessness has caused members to feel increasingly burnt out and to become inactive or
leave the organization.
In this time we have been repeatedly unable to advance political discussion in a
collective fashion. In an outward-facing context, our web and social media presence has
suffered, and we have not produced the amount and type of public communications we have
been proud of in the past. Our correspondence and interaction with like-minded groups and
individuals has been spotty at best.
While this crisis has been severe, it has not been based in ideological differences or
splits. We retain a strong political coherence as anarchists deeply engaged in broader
social struggles. We also understand that the crisis inside M1 is reflective of a broader
crisis in the US left and the world as a whole. Our disorientation is not unique, nor is
our demoralization. On a global scale, conservative, far-right, fascist or quasi-fascist,
and deeply authoritarian populist forces have taken power from Hungary to India to the
Philippines to Brazil. And, of course, in the US the Trump era has given state sanction to
a range of white supremacist and hetero-patriarchal efforts, both through official policy
and street violence. M1 has long worked to develop an understanding of an insurgent right,
but generally with the assumption that such forces would remain excluded from power by an
elite neoliberal consensus. While many of the attacks have been a continuation of prior
activity, the speed, scale, and open brutality with which it is carried out lends itself
to a unique sort of unease, anxiety, and sense of powerlessness.
In response to the surging right, mass movements have sprung up in defense of immigrants,
survivors of sexual assault, and other marginalized and targeted groups. But these
movements have struggled to push beyond immediate action plans, coordinated rallies, and
electoral machinations that push everyone concerned closer to the Democratic Party.
Revolutionaries operating on the fringes of these movements have often had difficulty
doing more than making banners and flyers, etc. Just when it seems that an opening has
emerged for the development and dissemination of new and dynamic radical politics, our
failures stare us in the face, and temper any temptation to celebrate success. Our
organization must address these failures if we are to advance our work and contribute to
developing liberatory movements.
Where We Are Going
http://m1aa.org/?p=1529
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Message: 4
At this year's Anarchist Book Festival , the Czech version of the German radically leftist
magazine Sugar Street was first introduced . This title has been published in Germany
since 2009 and TOP B3rlin *, a magazine called the "Non-Gospel Communist Group", has a
major share in it. The leaflet is targeted at young people in particular and tries to make
clear, as far as possible, the key points of their agenda. The Czech version is a sort of
selection of texts from earlier German original texts. One of the goals in the editorial
is to "bring the themes and perspectives that are part of this debate in Germany into the
Czech Radical Left context." ---- But there are several hitchhikes here. Even though Czech
publishers are trying to put semtam into the texts, they still feel that they are
originally written especially for the German environment. It is beneficial for each
article to be a reference to literature that deals with the topic in any way. In the Czech
environment, however, it will be very difficult to understand the fact that, as an
alternative to everything, communism is presented, and the word is too often repeated.
Whether the authors think self-evidently and explain the difference between their vision
and "real socialism," they boycott their efforts for clarity for people not touched by
similar ideas in an environment where the term communism generally has completely
different connotations and is completely different. That article explaining the difference
between communism sounds like a discovery of the wrong path and failure, although it was
clear in the 1st International that the authoritarian communism will lead.
The journal deals with topics of work , culture , self-organization , revolution , state
and nation, Marx's theory, genderor inequalities in education. If the attentive reader
accepts the criticism of the state and the nation, which are "exemplary expressions of the
shit of this world," and taking his appeal for critical thinking and the need to learn
from political experience, he will be very confused from the last text. This one kills
everything that has been said before. From the despised nations and nations, one suddenly
appears to us as untouchable, and in the form of utterly absurd argumentation, his
criticism is almost taboo. If you oppose the occupation of Palestine by Israel, you find
yourself in this logic at the level of Hezbollah and suicide bombers. And even if we had
to cough up the nation, if you are Germans, you have to take away the sins of your
grandparents without interference.
Despite the abovementioned complaints, the Sugar Street is highly recommended. And you can
take the final text as a test of whether you have read the previous ones carefully.
32 pages. Download at https://nerasismu.noblogs.org/files/2018/05/ulice_z_cukrufinweb.pdf
https://www.afed.cz/text/6863/ulice-z-cukru
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Message: 5
There are no official and exact figures of political disappearances in Iran. The
International Day of the Dead is compulsory on the month of September. The names and files
of 522 people who have disappeared formally during the past 40 years in the Islamic
Republic of Iran have been registered with the UN Working Group on Missing Persons, of
which about 100 are women. Little information has been published about these disappeared
people, but the members of the first Iranian Baha'i community after the 1979 revolution,
Pirouz Davani and Saeed Zeinali, have been among the worst political disappearances in
Iran over the past 40 years. ---- In international law, the missing disappearance of a
person is allegedly secretly abducted or imprisoned by the government or a political
organization or a person or third parties with permission, protection, or with knowledge
of the state or political organization, and this situation by refusing to declare the fate
Or the place where the person is kept for the purpose of placing the victim outside the
protection of the law.
Here, we record here some of the suspicious projects of security institutions about the
deaths or disappearances of some of the most recognized religious, political and civil
activists who initially started with the memory of my dear Marim Faraji, we do.
1. Maryam Faraji:
Maryam Faraji was kidnapped and then killed by the criminals of the Islamic Republic of
Iran ( this is the case when Maryam Faraji is really the body that they are posing. )
According to another hypothesis, Mary may still be captive of the torturers and burn
someone else's body In the name of the government, there are dozens or perhaps hundreds of
bodies that are "unknown and unscrupulous." Anyone who can steal a defender, and replace
"an unselfish body" in his place. ), By creating a counterfeit project and scenario, have
not left behind their systematic crimes, and it seems that public opinion and people after
Maryam Faraji, December 12, 96, was arrested at the same time as the student arrests and
protests of Dehma in Tehran, and he was interrogated for 10 days in Evin Information
Section 209. Maryam Faraji, a civil rights activist in the lower court, was held in Branch
28 of the Revolutionary Court, headed by Judge Ahmadzadeh, on April 19, 1997. He was
sentenced to 3 years imprisonment and two years' imprisonment.
The burning corpse Mary Faraji, a 33-year-old civilian activist of Kord and a senior
student of International Management who had left her home on Thursday, July 14, was
discovered by the police, and the legal practitioner claimed DNA from the father of this
civilian activist. That the identity of the corpse is confirmed. ( Murmur Faraji's murder,
"Work is their own" )
I believe that the main accused in this case of the disappearance and murder of Maryam
Faraji are all those who were familiar with his case in the court and the prison and the
security agencies, namely, Judge Ahmadzadeh, at Branch 28 of the Revolutionary Court, as
well as the interrogators of Maryam Faraji in Evin Prison Item 209 of the information
interrogated. All those who have filed Maryam Faraji in the court and in prisons and
security agencies and the fate of their lives in their hands. These are the first
defendants in the case of Maryam Faraji who will be investigated one day after the fall of
the Islamic Republic by the family and the people's court.
2 - Neda Agha Soltan
Wikipedia (February 3, 1982 in Tehran - June 30, 2009 in Tehran) was one of the dozens who
during the popular protests against the election results of June 22, 2009 on June 20, 2009
in the Amirabad neighborhood of Tehran (North Kargar St. , Intersection of Shahid Salehi
Street and Khosravi Alley) was shot dead by a Basiji. The publication of a short video of
his mobile-minded moments of death was a reflection of the media in the world. According
to the Time magazine, the moment of his death was the greatest death of a human being in
the history of mankind. The agent of Neda Agha Sultan's murder is one of the Basij militia
engineers arrested for a short time by protesters. The accused of murder, later named as
Abbas Kargar Javavid, was summoned by the court one year after his death, but disappeared.
However, Seyyed Ahmad Khatami, a member of the board of directors of the Assembly of
Experts and the Imam of the Provisional Imam of Tehran, also referred to this issue on
Friday, July 5th, and described it as the work of his protesters, whom he called
"Rioters": "In a recent upsurge, a woman was killed, Obama cradled her crocodile tears and
shot West. Anyone who watched her film finds out that her work is overwhelming. It's taken
from the place where the woman's car was parked. This lady was in the alley. They are
arrested in a quiet alley that they do not. It turns out that if the system was working,
it would be in the street. "
Ezatullah Zarghami had said that "The CNN and the BBC presented one by one with some
fictitious images like the death of the same woman (Neda Agha Soltan), and then a
gentleman named Arash Hejazi in this field was fired and now he is lost and grave. They
launched ... ". The Venezuelan ambassador also stated that "in the second round of the
election, the country also launched such a scene, such as the death of the woman in that
country, and the scenario was also launched there, and they wanted to say that Mr.
Chavez's vote was fake, but failed. "[
According to IRNA, during the incident on Saturday night at the site of the murder, Amir
Abad, no special conflict occurred, and the location of the rifle was far from the unrest
of the Saturday evening of Khordad, Azadi Avenue.
There are various narratives about the murder of Neda Agha Sultan in pro-government media
or close to the government:
He also claimed that "refer to the name of Neda Agha Sultan. The translation of his name
into English is shouting Mr. Shah. That this country with a history of 30 years of the
Islamic Republic failed, and should Mr. Reza Pahlavi back. "
On June 21, 2010, a movie called "Intersection" was broadcast on the network of three
Iranian television. In this film, different assumptions were made about the murder of
Neda. The PMOI group kills one in Iran. Neda's family rejected the invitation of the
creators of the film to attend.
Iran's ambassador to Mexico in an interview with CNN in Spanish, claimed that the likely
cause of death, the CIA is
Official media affiliated with the Islamic Republic also consider the incident suspicious
of said different reaction.
According to Tabnak, the Fars News Agency claimed that Neda Agha Soltan is alive
Raja News, also quoted the sound of the Islamic Republic of Iran, as saying that Arash
Hejazi is the main killer of Neda.
Among other things, Neda's collaboration with his killers (proposed by Sima and Sima) and
the project to read this issue by some opposition from the regime and Western intelligence
networks to strike the Islamic Republic of Iran, referred to today by the Vatan daily
The younger newspaper, the Revolutionary Guards Corps, claimed that the BBC's
correspondent had hired a thief to kill Neda Soltan.
The IRNA official claimed that the evidence obtained by security and law enforcement
experts reinforces the hypothesis that Neda Agha Sultan was mistakenly targeted as a
sister of a member of the Mujahedin-e Khalq executed in Mazandaran.
Pictures of Neda Soltani in 2009 were released instead of Neda Agha Soltan in cyberspace,
and many at various events took pictures of him instead of Neda's photos. In an interview
with the New York Times, he claimed that he was pressured by the Iranian Ministry of
Intelligence to face Neda Agha Sultan in front of the camera and announce that the entire
Neda murder incident was conspiring. After this incident, he traveled to Turkey and
resettled from Germany, where he was stolen in a book called Chahar.
In December 2009, Basij students rushed to the British embassy and accused the BBC of
involvement in the incident, demanding the extradition of Arash Hejazi as the murderer of
Neda Agha Soltan.
At the beginning of the street theater, a student as a BBC Persian broadcaster
participated in the Fars News Agency. Then another student in the role of British
intelligence officer MI6 described Arash Hejazi's mission to murder Neda Agha Soltan. He
gave Hejazi a mission to Iran, giving money, weapons and expressing Arash Hejazi's mission
as well as giving a ticket to Iran. In the next episode of the theater, a student who
played the role of Arash Hejazi and covered his face with the image of this person,
described the manner of killing Nada Agha Soltan to one of his colleagues. The next
episode of the theater was Neda Agha Soltan's murder scene. Arash Hejazi, accompanied by
Neda Agha Soltan, was instigated against the Islamic Republic and instigated a slogan,
leading him to the corner of the murder site. His colleague encouraged him to do this, and
after that, when Neda Agha Soltan was chanting, Arash Hejazi's fellow behind him with a
gun hiding in his shirt, behind Neda Agha The sultan was shot and murdered and then ran
away from his vehicle. In the next section, Arash Hejazi, with the presence of murder,
fired the people and Neda's body and began slamming the slogans against the Islamic
Republic. The street theater ended with a slogan by students In the next section, Arash
Hejazi, with the presence of murder, fired the people and Neda's body and began slamming
the slogans against the Islamic Republic. The street theater ended with a slogan by
students In the next section, Arash Hejazi, with the presence of murder, fired the people
and Neda's body and began slamming the slogans against the Islamic Republic. The street
theater ended with a slogan by students
The show was protested by the family of Aqa Soltan and announced that it was only the
government officials who killed Neda. (Wikipedia)
3 - Sane Jaleh:
Sane Jahla (1363 in Tehran, Tehran, Tehran, Tehran) was a student of the performing arts
of the Tehran University of Art and a member of the Sunni Kurds who was shot dead during
the protests of the Green Movement on February 25, 2010.
Protesters' news sources have identified Jaleh as one of the protesters killed by security
forces. The site introduces the word from members of Mir Hossein Mousavi's campaign
headquarters, and Saham News website has released a video showing Sane Jaleh along with
Ayatollah Montazeri. He also wrote articles in the magazine Azma from magazines sponsored
by the Green Movement. He also played in a short film called Brick in the wall, whose
content was protesting the state of affairs, which has been confiscated by the government.
The government's media has identified him as a Basiji who was killed by the MKO during a
demonstration on 25 Bahman. The Fars News Agency has also released a video claiming that
Jaleh's membership card is in the Basij Resistance Force. Some of his friends, including
Hatf Soltani, who was arrested in the Kahrizak detention center, denied the attachment and
considered him a supporters of the Green Movement. The Green Road also claimed that the
family was under government pressure to introduce him as a supporter of the government.
The Fars News Agency published an interview with his father and cousin and, in the words
of his father, wrote that his son was a guardian of the Qur'an and worked for God for all
his life, but some of God did not let the fruits of my life work. And according to his
cousin, the writers of the plot want to send young people like Sanei, who was the
protector of the Qur'an.
While the toilers, Director General of the organization, "the representatives of the
leader of the university» Picture J. waiting inside the fake had described, Hossein
Shariatmadari in an interview with Iranian state television hail spies and infiltrators,
the government announced that during the meeting with Montazeri good news to They were
given. These remarks came at a time when Condoleezza Jaleh Brother Sanef denied any
allegations of being militant and said that Basiji's card was issued on the same day that
his brother was killed by the government.
Also, two of the authorities in the western mobilization of the country, donating 75
million USD in cash to Father Sane Zhelah, which the father refuses to accept.
Bahman Mahmoudi, secretary of the dormitory council of Raqaz University of Art, made an
interview a few hours before the release of the arrested on the funeral of Sane Jaleh with
Fars News Agency on 28/11/1390, which apparently resulted in the release of the 33 people:
"Tehran University of Art no The Islamic Association does not have Sane Jaleh as a member
of this student association. Mahmudi emphasized that he was very impressed and hard to
say: I reiterate that Tehran University of Art has never been an Islamic Student
Association, and Sane Jaleh was not a member of any group at that time.
His funeral was held on 27 February with a massive crowd of people from the University of
Art to Tehran University. The ceremony turned into a scene for supporters and opponents of
the government. Calama reported that since the early morning, the University of Art was in
favor of the occupation of military personnel and a number of students were attacked and a
number also arrested, according to Sajjad Rezaei, Secretary of the Islamic Association The
university also wrote that students were not allowed to take part in the funeral. On the
day of the burial ceremony, Ghanee Jaleh, brother of Sane Jaleh, in an interview with the
Voice of America network, said Sane was not Jaleh Basiji and his family was under pressure
from government officials. Sana Jaleh's brother said: "He was a fan of Ayatollah Montazeri
and the Green Movement, such as Bahman Ghobadi, whose counterfeit cartoon was forged by
his cousin, who is a member of the Ministry of Intelligence. He also said in the
interview: "Unfortunately, the body of Sane Jaleh will not be delivered to us, our family
will not participate in his termination ceremony, and this ceremony will be held by the
enemies of Sane Jaleh. After this interview, Janeh Sultan Jaleh, brother of Sala Jaleh
with the Voice of America The relationship with the disclosure about Sane Jaleh was
arrested by agents of the Ministry of Intelligence in Paveh. (Wikipedia)
4 - Chain murders:
Iran's Ministry of Intelligence issued a statement that claimed responsibility for the
murder of Parvaneh and Dariush Forouhar, Mohammad Mokhtari and Mohammad Jafar Pooyedeh,
four critics and dissidents in 1998, saying that a group of "arbitrary" employees of the
ministry were involved in their murder, although According to the families of the victims,
"judicial review of these murders was either not carried out or carried out in vain".
Pirouz Davani, however, was completely excluded from the chain of murders. His brother
said: "They pulled out Pirouz and Majid Sharif from the case and summed up the chain of
murders in four murders. At the same time, Mr. Zarafshan, one of the family lawyers,
interviewed and questioned where the two cases were? He said that Dhani's sentence was
given to Najaf Abadi by Mohseni Ejeed's fatwa. Not only did not respond that Mr. Zarafshan
was arrested for the two cases, but later part of the case was released abroad, and Mr.
Lahiji fissured the case and explained that Dari Najaf Abadi said that they were
Communists and should be killed. And Mohseni Ajeee has issued fatwa of murder. "
Wikipedia: Though a total of murders have taken place over many years, the victims of
these killings were more than 80 writers, translators, poets, political activists, and
ordinary citizens who were involved in various ways such as car crashes, knife blows,
armed robbery shooting And injections of potassium were killed in order to simulate a
heart attack.
In the interrogation documents Saeed Emami has come: "Ali Fallahian, although he was a
Shi'a ruler, was not usually issued in person and in sensitive cases. He received these
sentences from Ayatollah Khoshtak, Ayatollah Mesbah, Ayatollah Khazali, Ayatollah Jannati,
and sometimes also Mohseni Ejey. We only gave news and information to the gentlemen, and
then we were waiting for orders. "
5 - Pursuit:
On September 3, 1998, Iranian writer and translator Pirooz Davani left his home in Tehran
and never returned home. Iran's security and judicial system has not provided any official
explanations about the fate of Dohani after 20 years, and Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejei, the
Attorney General of the Special Clergy, who was accused of issuing the fatwa of the murder
of Pirouz Dhani, declared he did not know.
Pirouz Dawani, according to journalists who pursued the killing of dissidents in 1998, is
one of the victims of these killings, known as "chain killings". According to her family's
family, she was released from her home in September 1998 to visit her sister, but never
came to her home. The Labor and Workers' Newspaper in Iran, December 2000, quoted Akbar
Ganji, a journalist who was pursuing chain killings, Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ezhei, the
Attorney General of the Special Court for the Clergy, introduced his murder.
"Mr Hajjarian, a former security official in Iran and reformist theorists, told his
sister's wife that he had killed the victor before he was assassinated," said Jensen
Duanei. Amir Farshad Ebrahimi, a former member of Ansar Hezbollah, also stated that he was
buried in the garden of the 160th building in northern Tehran, known as the Hangout. But
the only response we heard from our officials was false declarations and, in the end, they
did not even know the victorious. "
Pirouz Davani was arrested in September 1981 due to the support of the Youth Organization
of the Tudeh Party and seven months in prison. He was arrested again on March 12, 1369,
and was sentenced to three years in prison and fifty lashes after seven months of arrest.
When he disappeared, he was 37, threatened by the security forces, according to his
family. While Mr. Dunani's family asked the Iranian judicial and security authorities to
explain his fate, he was summoned to the Revolutionary Court in December 2002 in the name
of him and "to provide some explanations."
Hossein Dawani believes that these summons were part of the psychological play of
government with his family. He says: "They constantly rushed to the house, and they were
making a lot of horrible things." They said that you killed your son, and you could get
your body and then laugh. These phones did not have everything. My mother went, but they
said, "What do you want to see the men's bare body?" It was so terrible that my mother was
formally damaged. They called home and said they should have a wedding party for your son
in the graveyard and ...
He continued: "I told my mother that these mothers wanted to make you crazy. Do not
answer, but he said I can not go. My son is my child and I have to follow up. I would say
you know your mother, but if he's alive, he'll be back. When they kill someone or torture
so much that they bring it to the TV or kill him, or if he's alive, you will see him on
the TV, and if not he killed him. But my mother did not hesitate to go and pursue. He
stroke and died.
Hossein Dawani reminds: "Reza Yousefian, the sixth parliamentary representative in an
investigative commission in an interview, said that we asked Druja Najaf about the victory
and told about the assassination of Pirouz Davani, but later the commission found some
problems. And the rest of this did not repeat. "
The pursuit of victorious Dhani family inside Iran has not yielded any results and they
complained to the UN Human Rights Council in January 2002. "
6 - Saeed Zeinali:
July 23, 1999 Saeed Zeinali, a graduate of the computer science department of Tehran
University, was arrested in his home in Tehran, and 19 years later no news of his fate has
been found. Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejehi, the current speaker of the Iranian judiciary,
announced on 13 January 1394 that there was "no evidence" that he was arrested.
Ten months after Pirouz Davani's disappearance in Tehran, Saeed Zeinali was arrested in
front of his mother's eyes in his residential home. According to his family, he was a
computer science graduate from the University of Tehran, and only five days after July 18,
1999, he was arrested and arrested at an unknown location. Mr. Zainali's family follow-up
has so far been out of the question.
Akram Naghabi, mother of Saeed Zeinali, in a conversation with the BBC Persian said:
"Three agents came with a gun and said they would ask Saeed for 10 minutes. Saeed was 22
at the time of his arrest. Two or three months after the arrest, I called the prison,
saying, "I am fine and looking for my work, after which I have no news of my son."
Mahmoud Salarkaia, former deputy prosecutor of Tehran in prison affairs, and Mohammad Reza
Naghdi, head of police intelligence protection in 1999, are among the officials who,
according to Ms. Naghaki, talked with her about her son, and Mohammad Reza Naghdi told him
that your son was a kid Our operations have been arrested.
But the followings of Saeed Zeinali's family did not reach any conclusion at all, and
Gholam Hossein Mohseni Ejehi, a spokesman for the judiciary, said his detention was not
approved.
Last November, last year Hashem Zinali, father of Saeed Zeinali was released and released
on bail of 500 million Tomans. Mr. Zeinali, who was sentenced to 91 days of imprisonment
and 74 lashes, announced that he had been imprisoned in Section 2 (a) of the Guard during
his arrest and asked him not to pursue the fate of his child.
Earlier, on September 17, 2010, both mother and sister Saeed Zeinali were arrested and
released on bail. According to sister Saeed Zeinali: "The interrogator said that after
eleven to twelve years your mother fell into two bone pieces? I said she is the mother has
the right. The same two pieces of bone my mother wants. His bones are bone. Give the same
two pieces of bone to your mother. If you are dead, show us your grave, tell us that it is
not alive so that we know where Said is, where is his living or dead. But he said to your
mother if he was looking for a saeide to follow and a problem for all your family members."
7 - Yusuf Svilavi:
Youssef Saylawi, 59, a Ahwazi Arab citizen who disappeared at the age of 50 and 9 years
ago, and Alireza Piri, Tabriz's dentist, including the missing in recent years, and Gulro
Rahimpour, another disappeared force in Iran, according to the Justice Organization for
Iran Recently, his name has been added to the list of United Nations Working Group on the
Dead.
According to his family, the Ahwazi Arab citizen, Youssef Saylawi, disappeared from his
home in November 1388. Amnesty International, in a statement to the authorities of the
Islamic Republic of Iran in April, called for clarification of the status of this Iranian
citizen. According to reports released by human rights websites, two daughters of Mr.
Silavi were educated in Syria and he disappeared after returning from Syria in Iran.
The pursuit of Mr. Silavi's family has not had any results so far, and son of Yusuf
Saylawi, Mona Silvai, has said in interviews with the Justice Organization for Iran of his
father's latest situation: "From the day my dad was missing, we do not have any
information about his situation. Although some told us they were in Ahvaz Prison and then
transferred to Evin Prison, but nobody officially provided us with any information about
my father. "
8 - Alireza Piri:
Tabrizi's dentist is another Iranian citizen whose family has reported his disappearance.
Mr Piery's family says he disappeared from work on December 29, 2010.
Father Alireza Piri says some of those released from the Tabriz Information Detention
Center have said that he was there. The guard of a class car park where Mr. Pierre's car
was found there also said that he had seen three of his men. But officials from the
security and judicial institutions have not given any explanation about the fate and
condition of the dentist.
Mr. Pierre says that after eight years he has no news of his child's status and fate: "We
went everywhere, awareness, prosecution, prison and information, wherever it was needed.
They will not answer us. Two weeks ago, we opened a letter to Mr. Farhangi, the
representative of Tabriz, and no one answered us correctly. "
Alireza Piri's mother, however, says she denies her child's arrest, and in response to
them they say that she has probably been blamed for her.
Mr Pieri's family told the Online Online website that he had no political activity, jobs
and good income, and in 2009, his store was turned into a campaign for Mir Hossein
Mousavi's election campaign.
9-Golro Rahimpour, 15-year-old neonate, disappeared prophylactic:
Gulro Rahimpur, a 15-year-old infant who is now 34 when she is alive, is one of the
strangest cases of missing disappearances in the United Nations Working Group on the Dead.
According to a report from the Organization for Justice for Iran, Gulro Rahmipour, a
missing baby, two political prisoners, was arrested in Evin prison in Tehran on April 20,
1993, following the arrest of his mother and father. The prison authorities, 15 days after
the birth of Gulro, separated him from his mother in the general prison of Evin prison on
the pretext of medical tests, and then told his mother, without showing the corpse and
providing any evidence, that the baby was dead.
Despite the continued follow-up of her mother and father, Gulro, from the prison and his
family outside the prison, the body of the baby has not been delivered to the family, and
so far no information has been provided to the family about the death, the burial ground,
and the document certifying his death. Not yet According to the same report. Hossein
Rahmipour, father of Gulro Rahimpour, was a dentist and a member of the "Road Kargar"
organization, who was executed six months after his birth.
10 - Missing Baha'is from June 58 to August 59:
The members of the first Baha'i Faith disappeared after the coming of the Islamic Republic
in Iran and their two colleagues on May 31, 1359. After 38 years, twenty months after the
coming of the Islamic Republic in Iran, there is no news of the fate of nine members of
the Baha'i Faith in this country. Abdolhossein Teslimi, Houshang Mahmoodi, Ibrahim
Rahmani, Dr. Hossein Naji, Manohehr Ghaemmaghami, Ataollah Mogharpay, Yousef, Baya Naderi
and Kambiz Sadeghzadeh were arrested during the bombing of the Baha'i gatherings, and so
far there has been no news of their situation and Yusuf Abbasids and Hashmatullah Rouhani,
who was arrested at the same time, is not available.
However, they were not the first Baha'is who suffered this fate. In May 1358, Mohammad
Moawadh, a Baha'i citizen and November 20, 1358, Ali Morad Davoudi, secretary of the
Baha'i Faith and Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tehran disappeared. The
pursuit of the families of any of these people has not reached the conclusion and has not
yet taken responsibility for dealing with them.
11. Mohammad Mokhtari:
Mohammad Mokhtari (September 19, 1989 - Feb. 25, 2010 in Tehran) is one of two people
killed in the street protests on February 25, 2010 in Tehran. Fars News Agency officer in
charge of shooting this young man "Fatters and mercenaries and The Mujjadyat Mokhtari,
brother of Mohammad Mokhtari, told his security forces after his brother was killed on
February 25, 2010, in a telephone interview with Messiah Aliinezhad, "It's painful that
they even stole the coffin of my brother.
Mokhtari's father, on the eve of the anniversary of his son's death on the 25th Bahman
protest rally, said that they wanted to introduce Muhammad as a Basiji, but Mohammad had
introduced himself before his death, and they did not know if Mohammad was introduced as
Basiji. What the answer to his Facebook writings was after One year, Ismail Mokhtari,
father of Mohammad Mokhtari, in a conversation with the Green Red in explaining what
happened on the funeral, said some women, who were unknown to their family, played the
role of Mohammad Mokhtari's mother attending the funeral in front of the cameras. And they
chanted slogans in which The funeral of Mohammad Mokhtari, one of the dead on February
25th when government-sponsored by the government, was interpreted by the government's
opponents as "martyrs of robbery." Now, the father of Muhammad Mokhtari, who, according to
himself, still does not know if his family is allowed to celebrate the anniversary,
reveals the attempts made a year ago to introduce Mohammad Mokhtari to the Basij, saying
that the night Mohammad died, the clock Half a half after midnight they went to their
house and asked them to send a photo of Mohammad to introduce him as a Basij before the
funeral. On the eve of the anniversary of the death of Mohammad Mokhtari in a protest
rally on February 25, 1989, with his father, Ismail Mokhtari, about some details of what
happened at the time of the death and burial of this young man, as well as what happened
in this year. Wikipedia)
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Addresses and names of pages related to the Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan
Anarchist Union of Afghanistan and Iran, May 24, 2018
PS: The possibility of joining new people and groups of anarchists will be permanent
The Union has many social media and other communication channels. You will find them at
the bottom of this page
1. Address of the Anarchism Age at the Instagram
https://instagram.com/asranarshism/
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2- The Address of the Anarchist Age in the Telegram
https://telegram.me/asranarshism
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3- Age of Anarchism on Twitter
https://twitter.com/asranarshism
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4 - The Age of Anarchism Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/asranarshism
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5 - Facebook Black Bloc Iran
https://www.facebook.com/iranblackbloc
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6 - Facebook Anarchists in solidarity with the Rojava alongside Rojava and Bakur
https://www.facebook.com/%D8%A2%D9%86%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%B4%DB%8C%D8%B3%D8%AA%D9%87%D8%A7 %
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7 - Facebook to defend unpopular prisoners and executives
https://www.facebook.com/sedaye.bisedayan
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8 - Facebook Anarchist Workers of Iran
https://www.facebook.com/irananarchistlabors
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9- Facebook Anarchist Library
https://www.facebook.com/anarchistlibraryfa
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0 1- Facebook Anarchists in Balochistan
https://www.facebook.com/anarchistinsupportbaluchistan
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11 - Facebook is an anarchist artist
https://www.facebook.com/anarchistartistss
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12 - Facebook Students An Anarchist
https://www.facebook.com/anarchiststudents
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13 - Facebook Falcons politics in the city
https://www.facebook.com/shahre.shahin
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14 - Facebook Anti-Fascist
https://www.facebook.com/ShahinShahrPolitik
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15 - The Marian Anarchist Address on the Telegram Channel
https://t.me/anarchyinmarivan
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16. Contact us contact us
info@asranarshism.com
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17 - The Anarchist Age Site
http://asranarshism.com
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18 - Kurdistan Anarchist Channel Address on Telegram
Beyond the Hawaiian Islamists
https://t.me/kurdistananarch
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19- Facebook Fingers of the Seventies and Eighties
https://www.facebook.com/$D9%85%DB%8C%D8%AA%DB%8C%D9%86%DA%AF-%D8%AF%D9%87%D9%87-%D9 % 87%
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20 - Google Plus Anarchist Age
https://plus.google.com/u/0/114261734790222308813
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21 - Soundcloud Radio Anarchy
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22- The address of the "Anarchist girls in Afghanistan" on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/dokhtarananarshist_afghanestan
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23- The address of "Afghan Anarchist Girls" on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/Afghan-Anarchist-Girls-116992605591873
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24- Rasht Anarchist Address on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/anarshist.rasht
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25 - The Anarchist Page of the City of Buchan ( Aanarcist Connie Boukan ) at the Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/bokan_anarchy
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26- Addresses of Anarchists of Isfahan and Shahin Shahr in the Telegram
https://t.me/Anarshistsh2
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27 - The Anarchist Addresses of Isfahan and Shahin Shahr in Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/anarshistshahinshahr
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28. The address of the Shiraz anarchists in the telegram
https://t.me/ShirazAnarchist
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29 - Shiraz Anarchist Address at Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/anarchy_shz_ism
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30 - Gilan Anarchist Address at Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/guilan_anarchism
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31 - The channel of rebellion in the telegram
https://t.me/ AcabFai
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32 - Anarchist Youth Channel Address on the Telegram
https://t.me/young_anarchists
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33. Mashhad Anarchist Address on Telegram Channel
https://t.me/anarchismera
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34. Anarchist channel in the telegram
t.me/tehran_anarchists
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35 - Qom Anarchist Address on Twitter
twitter.com/anarshist
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36 - Page "South Anarchists" page on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/southanarchists
South Anarchists are members of the " Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan " who are
present in Iran.
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37. The Khorasan Anarchist page on Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/khurasan_anarch
Khorasan anarchists are members of the " Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan " who are
present in Iran.
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38 - The top of the century is the Anarchism
https://www.balatarin.com/b/anarchismera
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39 - The website of the Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan
https://tauai.wordpress.com
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40 - Address "The People's Anarchist Committee of Iran (KAKA)" in the Telegram
https://t.me/ACOIP
"The Anarchist Committee of the Peoples of Iran (KAKA)" is one of the members of the "
Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan " who are present in Iran.
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41. Address of the Association of Anarchists of Iran and Afghanistan on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/TAUAI/?modal=admin_todo_tour
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42. Address of the Anarchist Union of Iran and Afghanistan at Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/union9387
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43 - The Ahwaz Anarchist Anchor Point on Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/%D8%A2%D9%86%D8%A7%D8%B1%D8%B4%DB%8C%D8%B3%D8%AA%D9%87%D8%A7 %
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