On Thursday, January 27, 2011 2:44 PM, bagher mohammadpour wrote to:
1 l.cannon@international.gc.ca ;
2 pm@pm.gc.ca ;
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1 l.cannon@international.gc.ca ;
2 pm@pm.gc.ca ;
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To combat for Iran and Iranians forcefully and on every occasion
is the DUTY of Everybody who is able to judge independently.
For if we are silent, who will speak?
Chopenhauer
[in: The Open Society and its Enemies; K R Popper,
vol 2, p 85, Routledge, 2010]
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Canada Welcomes UN Resolution on Deplorable Human Rights Situation in Iran
The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Foreign Affairs:
"The Government of Canada is
extremely pleased by the adoption of this resolution
AND
s i g n a ll i n g
to the people of Iran that
they are not alone
in their efforts
to promote human rights in their country."
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The Right Honorable Stephen Harper
The Prime Minister of Canada
The Honorable Lawrence Cannon
The Foreign Minister if Canada
1-This is the statement of The Honourable Lawrence Cannon to Iranian human rights activist:
The Honourable Lawrence Cannon, Minister of Foreign Affairs, today issued the following statement after the successful adoption of a resolution on the human rights situation in Iran following a vote by the Third Committee of the United Nations General Assembly:
“The Government of Canada is extremely pleased by the adoption of this important human rights resolution.
The international community has fulfilled its responsibility by
condemning the deplorable situation of human rights in Iran and by signaling to the people of Iran that they are not alone in their efforts to promote human rights in their country.
We believe this resolution sends a clear message
of support to Iranian human rights defenders.
“With
this resolution, and those presented in previous years, the
unacceptable human rights situation in Iran has been brought to the
attention of the international community, and the Iranian authorities
have been called to account for their actions. We will continue to call
on the Iranian authorities to take steps to end the egregious abuses of
the most fundamental basic human rights of the Iranian people.
“This was the eighth consecutive year in which Canada has served as the lead co-sponsor for this resolution. The resolution highlights long-standing violations of human rights by the Iranian authorities, such as the persistent discrimination against and violation of the fundamental human rights of women
and girls, stoning and amputation, widespread discrimination against
ethnic and religious minorities, media censorship and harassment of human rights defenders, including women’s rights activists. Canada will continue to stand with the people of Iran against the oppressive actions of the Iranian
authorities.
“The Government of Canada strives to promote freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law. Canada expects all Iranians to be able to enjoy the same rights and freedoms to which all people are entitled.”
The resolution was co-sponsored by 41 other member states of the United Nations,
and was supported by 80 in the vote earlier today, with only 44 member
states voting against. This represented the largest margin ever in
favour of this resolution, signaling the international community’s
deepening concern with the human rights situation in Iran.
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(No. 368 - November 18, 2010 - 8:00 p.m. ET)
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2-Iran needs help more than ever during the last 30 years.
3-France
is/was not helpful to me and they did not even study my documents. It
itself suffers from a lot of problems and is in hidden crisis in many
respects.
4-I
request your and your country's help by accepting me as a refugee from
Paris in faver of all Iranians who live the darkest period of their few
last centuries.
5-This is the ending of an article on "animal rights" from a Canadian magazine:
Think about this-
The place of your greatest failer
can become the place of God's greatest miracle.
A nation does not deserve this sympathy more? If the reply is "no", what does it mean?
6-More info was provided in my previous communication on the crisis in the pharmaceutical industries of Iran.
7-The
crisis is so extensive and serious that many Canadian official bodies
refrained to declare their assessments of the problem! Is not it the
best proof of its important? Some samples are attached at the end.
I
am eagerly looking forward to hearing from you the good new of
accepting my request. I thing this would be practical commitment to the
expressions of the above statement that:
"The Government of Canada is
extremely pleased by the adoption of this resolution
AND
s i g n a ll i n g
to the people of Iran that
they are not alone
in their efforts
to promote human rights in their country."
Sincerely yours
B Mohammadpour
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