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. | We, the students of universities of Tehran, by expressing our worry about current condition of Azerbaijan, have demand for urgent execution of no.15 and no.19 constitution principles, justice in cultural and civil rights, and obviating economic and political discrimination from Azerbaijan, as well. |
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. | National TV and Radio Broadcasting Council (NTRBC) decided on Tuesday not to prolong license term of “Voice of America”, BBC and Radio Liberty to broadcast in the Azerbaijan’s national frequencies and to revoke frequencies from them. NTRBC |
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. | Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan has expressed opinion on the last events in Gaza Strip.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Azerbaijan has expressed opinion |
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. | Israel has warned that the onslaught in the Gaza Strip could last for “weeks” as the fourth consecutive day of aerial attacks targeted Hamas government buildings.
More than 360 people have been killed, including at least 61 women and children, and local hospitals have warned they are unable |
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. | Three members of one neighboring family were killed, all young men in their twenties. None of them owned arms or ammunition; they were simply walking down the street when the IAF bombed a passing car. Another neighbor lost a 16-year-old daughter, and her sister was seriously wounded. The IAF had bombed a building that formerly housed the Palestinian Authority’s Preventive Security Service, and their school was located next door. |
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. | According to local people, explosion might caused by unemployed Chinese workers. Following the global economic recession, rising unemployment became the nightmare of China .unemployed workers became the main source of social unrest. Chinese government did not accused those kind of incidents that happened in inland China, however, similar |
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. | Protesters across the Middle East have held a second day of demonstrations against Israel’s military assault on the Gaza Strip.
In the occupied West Bank, one protester was killed and at least two others critically injured by Israeli fire at a protest near |
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. | Civil and cultural activists of the Azerbaijani population in Iran continually suffer from arbitrary detentions by security and judiciary authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran. These activists only use peaceful ways in their demand for the eradication of discrimination or rebuild their national identity. During their detentions, they are usually tortured and are also denied of the right of access to a lawyer through the arbitrary charge of “undermining national security.” |
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. | The Mumbai attacks, in which at least 170 people were killed, have brought old hostilities between the two countries into sharp focus.
While Pakistan has canceled leave for army personnel, New Delhi has advised its citizens to avoid traveling to Pakistan, saying |
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. | In an interview on Al Jazeera, Meshaal said: “We called for a military intifada against the enemy. Resistance will continue through suicide missions.”
Meshaal’s call came after Israel hammered Hamas targets in the Gaza Strip, killing at least 220 people in one of the |
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. | BayBak reminds that Ms. Golami has been arrested several times for her national and human rights activities; she has been jailed in some occasions. She is mother of 2 and carer of her ill mother who are dependant on her.
She was invited by human right organizations in EU countries for meetings and speeches about breach of human rights in Iran. |
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. | Ilhan Ashkin, the Head of Azerbaijan-Turkey Cultural Circle functioning in Hague, held a press conference in the office of the organization and brought the objection of Azerbaijanis to the notice of Dutch community via the media. He expressed his strict objection to the decision of the court on behalf of Azerbaijani and Turkish |
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. | The air raids follow the decision by the Israeli security cabinet to increase reprisals for cross-border rocket attacks against Israel, and the breakdown of a six-month-old Israel-Hamas truce earlier this month.
The ceasefire expired on December 19, with Hamas arguing that Israel had violated the truce by preventing vital food and medical supplies into the Strip. |
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. | “But we also have to focus on the sticks. In order for us to change Iran’s behavior we may have to tighten up those sanctions.”
Iran’s refusal to stop enriching uranium, which can provide fuel for nuclear power plants or material for bombs if refined to a higher |
