Women's Torture, Rape, Stoning and Murder by IR of IRAN

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MUSIC BY: MAJEED ENTEZAMI, PERSIAN MUSICIANS
SONG WRITERS & POET BY: MASOUD AMINI, PERSIAN POET

TO GIVE OPPORTUNITY TO IRANIANS FOR TO CHOOSE THEIR OWN GOVERNMENT BASED ON THE UNIVERSAL HUMAN RIGHTS UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE INTERNATIONAL TRIBUTE COURTS AND UNITED NATIONS.
The Islamic Republic of Iran: Torture, Rape, stoning and Murder of Iranian (Persian) women for the women's rights and democracy: Rape in prison is a cruel invasion of the helpless victim. In addition to its physical torment and transmission of sexual diseases, rape reduces the victim to a subhuman status—an object for the use of others to be discarded when no longer desired. Most civilized countries sternly guard against rapes and sexual assaults in prison, although with less than complete success.
Under the barbaric rule of the Mullahcracy in Iran supported by external forces, sexual assaults have become instruments of policy for extracting false confessions, satisfying the boundless sadisms and sexual perversities of the jailers, punishing the helpless victim and leaving him with the sense of dehumanization.
1. STONING TO DEATH
2. TORTURING
3. HANGING IN PUBLIC
4. RAPING VIRGIN WOMEN BEFORE EXECUTIONS
4. RAPING WOMEN A FEW TIMES A DAY
5. BODY BURNING BY CIGARETTES
6. BANNING ANY PEACEFUL DEMONSTRATIONS
7. STOLEN THE 2009 ELECTIONS OF PEOPLE
8. TO IMPORT BASIJ FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
9. TO DISTRIBUTE CONDOMS TO CRIMINALS IN JAIL TO RAPE THE WOMEN FOR CONFESSIONS
10. TO ASSASSINATE THE IRANIANS IN OVERSEAS
11. TO EXPORT THE IRANIANS RESOURCES INCLUDING MONEY AND GOLDS
12. MULLAHS HAVE BEEN SUPPORTED AND CONTROLLED BY EXTERNAL FORCES

Persian Woman, you were not born incarcerated behind the Chador and Lachak!
The day will come for you to burn the chador and lachak; therefore, you can regain your status as Persian Women. Look at what you were and what you are! This is your wakeup call! Observe the beautiful names and deep meanings of the Persian names. You are a proud Persian Woman. Woman, Stand Up Now! I want you to right at this moment, go out and stand in the middle of the streets of Iran or exile, tell yourselves, you are proud Persian women, then shout it from the top of your lungs: "I am a proud Persian Woman, I will break the chains, Hear me roar, Hear me roar!" I promise you, The Resistance will be victorious. Many are schooled, yet only a few are truly educated! Never surrender, never accept leash of Islamic slavery, and never accept your status as one of the many temporary (Siqeh) wives or one of the four permanent (Aqdi) wives of a Muslim chauvinist Male Pig! You are not Siqeh, Aqdi or Concubines, but you are proud Persian women. Young Iranian woman, your place is high in the skies of Persia; your place is not by the foot of a Muslim man, as a lap dog! Arise and break the Arabo Islamic Chain of slavery, Arise and regain your lost "Persian Prestige", Arise and once more, regain your humanity!

Afghanistan: Mother and daughter stoned to death for adultery

Afghanistan: Mother and daughter stoned to death for adultery

Big News

AsiaNews has reported the stoning of two women, a mother and daughter, both accused of adultery.

According to the organisation, the two were killed Thursday in Ghazni, 138 kikometres southeast of Kabul, only a few hundreds metres from government offices.

Sources told AsiaNews that a group of armed men entered the house where the young widow lived with her daughter.

After accusing them of adultery, they were taken out of the house and stoned before being shot dead.

Despite the sound of screams and gunshots, it appears authorities were not immediately contacted by friends or neighbours.

Officials have said a number of religious leaders in the city have been issuing fatwas, a part of sharia law, asking people to report any one who has allegedly been "involved in adultery". 

Digital Journal

Ghazni - Taliban gunmen stoned and then shot to death an Afghan mother and daughter they accused of "moral deviation and adultery." The killing happened in the Khawaja Hakim area of Ghazni city on Thursday.

Afghan authorities have arrested two men in connection with the incident.

BBC reports that Afghan officials say Taliban gunmen broke into the house in which the woman and her daughter lived and took them out to the yard where they stoned and shot them to death. Afghan authorities, however, blamed neighbors for not informing the authorities as soon as the incident happened. People in the neighborhood who heard shots said they were too afraid to go out.

A neighbor of the women identified as Rahimullah, said:

"When the women in the neighborhood washed the bodies of the killed women, they saw signs of stoning, and the doctors at the local hospital also confirmed to us."

BBC reports that the attack was carried out only 300 meters from the governor's office in Ghazni city. BBC correspondent in Kabul Bilal Sarwary, confirmed that the incident happened in a part of the city close to the governor's office, the police chief's office and the office of the Provincial Reconstruction Team. According to BBC, there are 18 districts in Ghazni, out of which only seven are in government control.

Ghazni provincial police chief Zilawar Zahid, however, denied the story that the women were stoned to death. He told reporters that the gunmen entered the house and killed the women inside.

Daily Mail says local religious clerics are issuing fatwas and asking people to report cases of "adultery." BBC reports that the Taliban impose their strict version of Sharia law over the areas under their control. They ban girls from attending school, they have banned joint weddings, banned mobile phones, video cameras and music. Only the Taliban radio is allowed to operate. Drivers are regularly beaten in the streets. Afghan government officials are arrested and imprisoned, with some having been executed by beheading.

Daily Mail reports a gruesome incident of stoning to death caught on video which happened in the Dashte Archi district of Kunduz early in the year. The video showed Taliban fighters stoning a couple to death in northern Afghanistan on the allegation that the couple committed adultery.

The Taliban have no apologies for perpetuating, in the Twenty First century, medieval notions of law and justice. A Taliban spokesman, according to Daily Mail, defended the custom of stoning "adulterers" to death:

"Anyone who knows about Islam knows that stoning is in the Koran, and that it is Islamic law.There are people who call it inhuman - but in doing so they insult the Prophet. They want to bring foreign thinking to this country."

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