Quand on est potes…
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Une fusée iranienne, vous dites?
caricature: Snut
Ahmadinejad et le nucléaire
caricature: Cox & Forkum
MORT À ISRAEL……………………………………………………alors, tu tournes à gauche en Jordanie.
Ahmadinajad prépare une bombe intelligente Iranienne
iran-resist.org
photo: Ben Curtis
Le 6ème président de la République islamique d’Iran, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Qouiqu’il se montre ici triomphant, c’est dans le sang qu’eurent lieu les manifestations monstres de juin dernier suite à sa ré-élection, contestée par la majorité du peuple iranien.
source: iran-resist.org
Pour une source d’informations intéressantes sur l’Iran, je vous invite à visiter ce site. Vous y trouverez de tout sur l’actualité iranienne, l’histoire du pays, sa culture, sa politique, des photos, des vidéos, etc.
Lien: iran-resist.org
source: iran-resist.org
Photo prise lors des manifestations qui ont suivi les élections du 12 juin dernier en Iran.
Adolf Ahmadinejad
source: eyeranian.net
Le 24 septembre 2007, le Président iranien, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, s’est exprimé à l’université Columbia (New York), devant une assemblée houleuse.
Sur l’Holocauste, dont il a toujours nié l’ampleur, le leader iranien a déclaré: ”Je ne dis pas que cela ne s’est pas produit du tout. Je dis qu’on pourrait faire des recherches supplémentaires.”
L’Iran vise Israël
Civilian space program
”Our civilian rockets will soon go to the conquest of the stars…”
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Le 24 septembre 2007, le Président iranien, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, s’est exprimé à l’université Columbia (New York), devant une assemblée houleuse.
Interrogé sur la question du nucléaire, il a à nouveau assuré que l’Iran ne cherchait pas à se doter de l’arme nucléaire, mais avait le désir «légitime» de poursuivre un programme de développement nucléaire civil.
Être homosexuel en Iran
”There are no homosexuals in Iran … at least, living!”
caricature: Langelot
”We have no homosexuals in Iran … … no more.”
caricature: Cox & Forkum
Le 24 septembre 2007, le Président iranien, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, s’est exprimé à l’université Columbia (New York), devant une assemblée houleuse.
Le leader iranien a tenté de mettre à profit ce débat pour rejeter les accusations qui le poursuivent, à commencer par le traitement de l’homosexualité, passible de la peine de mort en Iran. Selon Amnistie International, parmi les 200 personnes exécutées en Iran cette année-là se trouvaient des homosexuels.
”En Iran, nous n’avons pas d’homosexuels comme dans votre pays”, a déclaré sans ciller Ahmadinejad. ”Nous n’avons pas ce phénomène. Je ne sais pas qui vous a dit que cela existait chez nous.”
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photo: Behrouz Mehri
Pendaison d’homosexuels iraniens.
”Gays should be hanged”, says Iranian minister
by Dominic Kennedy
From The Times
November 13, 2007
Homosexuals deserve to be executed or tortured and possibly both, an Iranian leader told British MPs during a private meeting at a peace conference, The Times has learnt.
Mohsen Yahyavi is the highest-ranked politician to admit that Iran believes in the death penalty for homosexuality after a spate of reports that gay youths were being hanged.
President Ahmadinejad, questioned by students in New York two months ago about the executions, dodged the issue by suggesting that there were no gays in his country.
Britain regularly challenges Iran about its gay hangings, stonings and executions of adulterers and perceived moral criminals, Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) papers show.
The latest row involves a woman hanged this June in the town of Gorgan after becoming pregnant by her brother. He was absolved after expressing his remorse. Britain said that this demonstrated the unequal treatment of men and women in law and breached Iran’s pledge to restrict the death penalty to the most serious crimes.
A series of reported executions of gays, including two underage boys whose public hanging was posted on the internet, has alarmed human rights campaigners.
The Pet Shop Boys dedicated Fundamental, their Grammy-nominated album, to Mahmoud Asqari and Ayad Marhouni, who were hanged in Justice Square in Mashhad in 2005. Graphic photographs of the execution of the youths, who were under 18 when arrested, were released by the Iranian Students News Agency.
Gay rights groups in Britain, such as Outrage!, accuse Iran of cloaking executions for homosexuality with bogus charges for more serious crimes.
Under the Freedom of Information Act, the FCO released papers to The Times about the death penalty being used in Iran for homosexuality, adultery and sex outside marriage.
Minutes taken by an official describe a meeting between British and Iranian MPs at the Inter-Parliamentary Union, a peace body, in May. When the Britons raised the hangings of Asqari and Marhouni, the leader of the Iranian delegation, Mr Yahyavi, a member of his parliament’s energy committee, was unflinching. He “explained that according to Islam gays and lesbianism were not permitted”, the record states. “He said that if homosexual activity is in private there is no problem, but those in overt activity should be executed [he initially said tortured but changed it to executed]. He argued that homosexuality is against human nature and that humans are here to reproduce. Homosexuals do not reproduce.”
Nicole Pichet, a researcher who also took notes of the gathering, told The Times that the discussion began with British MPs discussing the underage gay hangings. Mr Yahyavi responded by saying homosexuality was to blame for a lot of diseases such as Aids.
Ann Clwyd, the Labour MP and head of Britain’s delegation, said yesterday: “It is of great concern that these attitudes persist and we made it clear what we felt.”
Iran, Mauritania, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, the United Arab Emirates, Yemen and Nigeria apply the death penalty for homosexuality, according to the International Lesbian and Gay Association.
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