12.02.2011, 01:12
Dass Karroubi und Mousavi aus dem Verkehr gezogen wurden kann ich gut nachvollziehen. Erfreulich wäre, wenn man anlässlich der Jubiläumsfeiern zur islamischen Revolution solche Leute begnadigt:
Die andauernde Inhaftierung von Frau Sotoudeh halte ich für sinnbefreit und falsch!
Zitat:IMPRISONED -- Nasrin Sotoudeh: A Mother, A Lawyer, An Activist...<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.payvand.com/news/10/sep/1137.html">http://www.payvand.com/news/10/sep/1137.html</a><!-- m -->
By Azadeh Davachi (translated by: Roja Bandari)
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Nasrin Sotoudeh was born in 1963 in a religious middle class family. She completed her studies in International Law in Shahid Beheshti University in early 90's. Nasrin Sotoudeh began her socio-political activism as the only female author in the "Daricheh Goftegoo" publication. This publication was run by a group of individuals with Nationalist-Religious (Melli-Mazhabi) leanings.
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After completing her Masters degree in International Law from Shahid Beheshti University, Sotoudeh took and passed the bar exam successfully in 1995. However, her permit to practice law was not given to her for another eight years.
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During the reform years, in addition to her social and legal activism, she worked as a journalist in reformist newspapers. Her first article on women's rights was published in "Jame'e" newspaper. After receiving her license to practice law, she officially began her work as an attorney and she has been working tirelessly especially in the areas of human rights and children's rights ever since. Sotoudeh took on her first case in the area of women's rights a year after the start of her legal career
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In addition to representing the cases of women's rights activists, Nasrin Sotoudeh has adopted many cases of political activists, cases of child-abuse victims, child executions (execution sentences given to defendants under 18 years of age), as well as cases of some individuals who were sentenced to execution after the 1388 presidential election unrest.
On September 4th, a few days after the search of her home and office, Nasrin Sotoudeh was summoned to the special court resident in Evin prison. After appearing at the location, she was arrested with charges of "propaganda against the state" and "conspiracy to disturb order". She was taken to Evin prison.
Die andauernde Inhaftierung von Frau Sotoudeh halte ich für sinnbefreit und falsch!