Will Anyone Punish Iran for Its Murderous Campaign?

                                    Will Anyone Punish Iran for Its Murderous Campaign?

                                 NEW YORK TIMES     |     BRET STEPHENS     |     AUG. 23, 2022

A lot has been written about the broader meaning of the attack this month on Salman Rushdie, for which a Muslim religious fanatic has been charged with attempted murder. Not enough has been said about the evil of the regime that presumably Continue Reading

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One Iranian perpetrator gets a life sentence. Another is potentially set free

            One Iranian perpetrator gets a life sentence. Another is potentially set free

                                            Atlantic Council     |     By Celeste Kmiotek     |     July 26, 2022

July was bittersweet for human rights lawyers and activists, particularly those working on Iran. On July 14, the Stockholm District Court announced that former Iranian official Hamid Nouri was found guilty of war crimes and mass murder and Continue Reading

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 Iran: Conviction of Former Iranian Official over Involvement in 1988 Prison Massacres Landmark Step Towards Justice

 Iran: Conviction of Former Iranian Official over Involvement in 1988 Prison Massacres        Landmark Step Towards Justice

                                              AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL     |     July 14, 2022

Responding to today’s landmark decision of Stockholm’s District Court sentencing a former Iranian official, Hamid Nouri, to life in prison over crimes related to Iran’s 1988 prison massacres, following a trial carried out under the principle of universal Continue Reading

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Iranian Regime and the Humiliating Failure of the Nuclear Talks

                                  Iranian Regime and the Humiliating Failure of the Nuclear Talks

                                                    Iran Focus      |     Esmaeil Mohades     |    July 4, 2022

The nuclear talks and their ups and downs have become an endless series of stalemates in recent years. As we are approaching the final parts of these discussions, it should be noted that the crises that the Iranian regime is facing Continue Reading

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As threats from Iran grow, so do opportunities for alliance with the Iranian people

            As threats from Iran grow, so do opportunities for alliance with the Iranian people

                                              Washington Times     |     Ted Poe     |     June 29, 2022

                     The U.S. should immediately withdraw from all nuclear negotiations with Tehran

When I served as chair of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Terrorism, Nonproliferation and Trade, I could proudly say that U.S. policy mitigated serious threats Continue Reading

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