Audio and Video Report Speeches by Swiss Representatives August 12, 2018 Continue reading
Sep 05
Women’s Rights in Iran and Comparison with the Constitution of the Republic of Iran
http://azadegy.de/jalaseswees12aug2018/ziaee.mp3
The government of the Islamic republic of Iran which during its years of rein has many phenomena in the field of human rights abuses particularly the obvious violation of women’s rights in its forty year black background in all political and socio-cultural fields.
Obviously in the private area especially women‚ these violation of rights are evidence.
The government that drafting of the constitution but they obviously violate it.
Below is a brief summary of their violation
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1- Breaking the dignity and the supreme value of humanity (the second principle of section 6th of 177th principles of the constitution.)
Daily news headlines in the social/cultural and political fields all together are signs of breaking the dignity and the supreme value of humanity.
For example plastic surgery included the breast beauty or female reproductive system and related surgery for women‚ they have to permit from their husband. And it means that the appearance of the woman and also some parts of her body not belong to herself.
2- Create insecure environment for women (3th principle-part one)
For example in the name of hijab ‚women are always threatened and humiliated.
Sep 03
Call of Protest Book Desk of Swiss Representation in 8th September ,2018
The Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran is in constant violation And planned human rights.
Protest Book Desk,To ignore citizenship rights
And suppression,Torture and Executions Extensive
swiss Representation of the association for the Defense of Human Rights in Iran In order to support the rights of the people and Official protest to the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran In such cases ,Execution,detention,Torture,Behavioral Violence,Extensive administrative corruption and Judicial,Embezzlement,Poverty,depravity,Lack of freedom of expression of thought,Lack of choice,Discrimination and…,Based on : Continue reading
Aug 21
Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women
Adopted by General Assembly resolution A/54/4 on 6 October 1999 and opened for
signature on 10 December 1999, Human Rights Day
entry into force 22 December 2000
Aug 18
Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women , 18 December 1979 United Nations General Assembly
Introduction
On 18 December 1979, the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly. It entered into force as an international treaty on 3 September 1981 after the twentieth country had ratified it. By the tenth anniversary of the Convention in 1989, almost one hundred nations have agreed to be bound by its provisions.
Aug 10
Call of the Speech Meeting of Members of Child and Youth Rights Defense Committee in Iran
Child and Youth Rights Defense Committee ,to be holding
Speech,Discussion,Question and Answer
speakers and topic of lecture: Continue reading
Aug 06
The call of the Monthly Meeting General Assembly of Human Rights Defense in Iran,5 August 2018
The call of the Monthly Meeting General Assembly of Human Rights Defense Center in Iran
Sunday 05 August 2018 at 16: 00
Dear members and officials of human rights defense center in iran Continue reading
Jul 15
Audio clip (Explanation of the law of Iran’s accession to the International Trade Convention for the Elimination of Wild Animals and Wildlife, Part 3)
In cooperation with the Education and Research Committee and the group of audio and video
Run by: Sepehr Tabatabaei and Niloofar Imanian, human rights activists
Editor: Abolfazl Parvizi
Jul 13
Audio clip (Explanation of the law of Iran’s accession to the International Trade Convention for the Elimination of Wild Animals and Wildlife, Part 2)
In cooperation with the Education and Research Committee and the group of audio and video
Run by: Sepehr Tabatabaei and Niloofar Imanian, human rights activists
Editor: Abolfazl Parvizi
