According to Islamic law, capital punishment such as stoning requires witnesses at the time of penetration – 2 men, or 4 women. Watch this video and determine whether that was the case in the charges and ultimate sentencing of two sisters to death, by stoning.

It seems not. And if that is the case then why is the Iranian ‘judicial system’ sentencing these two women to death? Are they a killing system constantly in need of more people to murder? Are the pandering to the very extreme fundamentalist in their nation and others? Likely.

Iran’s government is barbaric and dangerous, not only to Israel and surrounding countries but particularly to its own people. Research Iran and capital punishment and join in the fight against it. Participate in a growing world voice attempting to overthrow the Iranian regime, which will ultimately bring more peace and calm in the region.

The Iranian people are generally good folk looking for ways and means of joining the world through education, business and spirit. Help them along.

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Avrum’s Comment: Oh, damn, they must have forgotten this. Whoops!

Iran: the last executioner of children

See this Amnesty Link: www.amnestyusa.org/all-countries/iran/page.do?id=1011172

Iran is one of the only countries left in the world today that still executes children and child offenders (those accused of committing an offense when they were under 18 years of age).  At least 130 juvenile offenders face execution, but the total number could be much higher as many death penalty cases in Iran are believed to go unreported.  At least eight child offenders were executed in 2007. Iran is the only country in the world known to have executed a juvenile offender in 2008. At least seven juvenile offenders have been executed in 2008. The last known execution, of Gholamreza H.,  took place on 29 October 2008.  Behnam Zare was executed on 26 August 2008. He was only 15 at the time the alleged crime took place.

Call to Action: Involve yourself in fighting human rights atrocities in Iran. The number of youth, children and mentally ill executed in this country is astounding  (see link below).  Iran is a country with some very fine people; it’s leadership however is barbaric. If you think this is hyperbole do some blogging. While you do your research, remember that Iran is at the forefront of co-ordinating Durban 2, and its ‘leadership’ will be speaking at this ‘human rights conference’.

Idea: Start a human rights committee among your friends. Determine a country you want to help. Iran is a good place to direct your efforts. Amnesty International has shown letter writing is very affective.

We live in a free country in a most beautiful time and can express ourselves as we see fit. We therefore have the responsibility to speak loudly on behalf of those who don’t.

For More Information see ‘Iran Human Rights’ website  www.iranhr.net/spip.php?article634