united4iran

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   by united4iran 16y ago

   Try Beatriz Lorenzo, she's an official at Spain's Human Rights office: beatriz.lorenzo@maec.es
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   The link didn't paste correctly, here it is: http://bit.ly/cxv7Gl
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   I noted this below as a comment, but really wanted all to see it in case it gets skipped o'er. Do letters work? Yes. U4I has, in the last few months, received emails from foreign ministers and their representatives promising that they will
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   Yes - we in fact work with Amnesty to do most of this. They don't do as much online advocacy as much as encouraging people to write actual letters -- bc of the short amount of time left before Saeed's trial, we decided to go the route of e-
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   Unfortunately, they aren't allowing him access to independent legal representation. What Saeed needs right now, big time, is access to the technology that will allow him to prove his case and disprove the IRI's baseless charges.
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   Well Iran is signatory to these principals in the form of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Int'l Covenant on Civil Rights.
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   by united4iran 16y ago

   I am so impressed by how far this story has traveled in such a short amount of time. I'm part of the org that worked with Saeed's wife to initiate this campaign. She is a brilliant woman. I wanted to quickly address letters. They DO work. W