The Charter & Goals of Iran National Front

COMMUNIQUE OF THE IRANIAN NATIONAL (POPULAR) FRONT-EUROPE  IN CONNECTION WITH THE 94^TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ARMENIAN GENOCIDE

24^th of April is the remembrance day for the one and a half million Armenian citizens of the Ottoman empire who were brutally massacred in 1915.

The government of the “Young Turks”, in their crusade for reestablishment of a homogeneous new Turkish empire planned this heinous crime in advance and carried it out by mass executions, pogroms, destruction and burning of villages and sending hundreds of thousands of innocent citizens to death marches to the deserts of northern Syria.

At the end of this gruesome plan, Western Armenia – which within the Ottoman state apparatus was known as “Ermeni Eyalati” (Armenian province), Read more

Amir Entezam

SEQ CHAPTER \h \r 1Your Excellency Ban Ki-moon

The Esteemed Secretary-General of the United Nations

I am writing to you as the longest-held political prisoner in the Islamic Republic of Iran, and as a prisoner of conscious who has spent more than 29 years of his life in the regime’s dungeons for the crime of defending popular sovereignty and establishing democracy in Iran. I am currently on medical furlough in order to receive necessary treatment for medical conditions, the origins of which are the long imprisonment, as well as the maltreatment, malnutrition, and lack of medical care during my imprisonment. I am writing to you at a time of high tensions between Iran and the world community, the nuclear crisis, and the danger of another warRead more

More than Just another Overthrow: Let’s Not Forget Mossadeq in Iran

By: Faramarz Farbod
August 15, 2008


Fifty-five years ago this week, in mid-August of 1953, Dr. Mohammad Mossadeq, the prime minister of Iran, was toppled in a royalist coup code-named Operation AJAX by its US and British backers. The coup delivered a severe blow to the cause of constitutionalism, democracy, and the rule of law in Iran, and ultimately altered the path of politics there, in the region, and globally in ways that ought to be familiar to discerning readers todayRead more .
 

Jeheh Melli Iran-Europe

THE HONOURABLE MEMBERS OF THE UNITED STATES SENATE AND CONGRESS 

For the past 28 years Iranians have had to bear a regime which has nothing to offer its people but oppression, incompetence and poverty. The Islamic Republic, divided and divisive by nature, would not have lasted in its present belligerent form, if it hadn’t been for continued international isolation, sanctions and embargos. The continued pressure from abroad has been instrumental in keeping the least worthy and the most fanatic in positions of power and decision making. We expect the international community to adapt a more realistic approach towards IranRead more

 Proposal for Reform of the Human Rights Council Membership/K.Zaim

1/22/2007

When criticism on the make-up and effectiveness of the former Commission on Human Rights lead to reform, the expectation was re-formation of this essential world body into an effective and authoritative entity the people of the world could depend on for protection of their basic rights. However, the most significant change instituted was merely an administrative status change from an independent Commission to a subsidiary Council. No qualitative change was affected..  Read more...

The United Nations is meant to be a world government and, technically, an authoritative body much more powerful than the member countries. This, however, has not been the case, and the existing administrative structure of the UN does not allow for an independent and powerful world government.
The UN does not posses the strength it is expected to have, and not because there is any flaw in the idea of the UN, but in how its membership and representation is defined. Although this world body is the "United Nations" by definition, it is the "United Governments" by rule and practice. The strength of the UN is dependent on how strong and when and for what purpose the more powerful or favored member governments allow it to be. The UN should eventually be the final and independent authority serving the interests of the people of the world. However, because it is represented by the governments rather than the nations, it does not always enjoy the support of the peoples of the member countries. This may not be as serious of a case for countries where leaders are chosen through free elections, but, in the countries ruled by despots or in which free elections are rarely experienced, is of grave concern. The UN has, as a result, been a brokerage house for governments, a great number of which have not been and still are not true representatives of their peoples Read more . ...

Hostility to Jew by the present and past Iranian rulers has always been condemned by the Iranian people as a reprehensible and disgraceful act. The history of our country shows that Iranians have always treated minorities with respect and that our people, drawing on lofty Iranian traditions, have lived in peace and harmony with their neighbours for many centuries.  Read more...

The people of Iran made history three times in less than a century by successful popular movements to replace dictatorships with parliamentary democracies. Each time becoming a model for other enslaved nations in the region, and each time seeing their democracies, so painfully earned, destroyed by the ugly marriage of foreign power interests and those of the self-serving clergy.  Read more....