اخراج سفرای جمهوری اسلامی ایران.fire Islamic ambassadors due to Human Right violation
اخراج سفرای جمهوری اسلامی ایران.fire Islamic ambassadors due to Human Right violation
Why this petition matters
The Iranian diaspora strongly condemns the suppression of peaceful protests by the Iranian security forces,IRGC .
The Iranian Diaspora is calling for solidarity to our request from all heads of state and government around the world stand against Islamic Regime of Iran and fire the ambassador to make them responsible for:
The Iranian peoples have been living under a theocratic dictatorship since 1979. They have been denied of their basic human and political rights. Any criticism of government policies has been met with arrest, imprisonment, torture and execution. The ruling clerics have been mismanaging Iranian economy since they gained power in 1979. Corruption within the government has reached an unprecedented level. Hundreds of billions of dollars have been missing from the government coffers. The Islamic regime has been spending billions of dollars each year to export its revolution to other countries, creating chaos and instability in this unstable region. In addition, it has been funding terrorist organisations in billions each year which has further added to instability and insecurity in the region. This has a created an economy that is on the verge of bankruptcy. The official Iranian unemployment figure is 30% but this figure is about 30% among the youths. In some cities and towns the unemployment figure is between 30% to 60%. As a result, over sixty percent of Iranians live under poverty line. There are a significant numbers of population who cannot purchase the basic necessities such as bread, eggs and milk. The Iranian peoples have had enough of a regime that its only legacy is suppression, economic mismanagement, corruption and terrorism; a regime that does not care about its own population. We ask the heads of state and government around the world the international communities and organisations to strongly condemn the killing and suppression of peaceful protesters by the Iranian government and IRGC and show their solidarity with the peoples of Iran who only want a decent living standard and freedom that every human being deserves. Increased political pressure from the international community on the Government of Iran to concede to popular demands for democratic reform and the dismantling of the current undemocratic and theocratic system International business that have interests in Iran to refuse to collaborate with the regime in silencing dissent. We have publicly shown the Islamic regime is illegitimate by worldwide peaceful protest in front of Islamic regime’s embassies due to recent presidential election, at the moment there is uprise against the regime at KHozestan over 102 company are on strike regarding to the mistreatment and unfair pay rise compare to the inflation for last four weeks which is in south west of Iran. There have been uprisings because of mismanagement and discrimination against the people for last 4 decades. It’s been 5 days since we’ve been heavily besieged by IRGC. During this time there have been five murders by IRGC in the streets of Khuzestan. mismanagement of covid 19 causes over 200 death per day. this government has lost the track of how to govern and injustice, cruelty, presser have been increased the regime set up a new president that according to the amnesty international he is accused for crime agains humanity he was the head of jurisdiction during 80s who murders over 5000 people without charge and trial . the list can go for ever .. here some reports showing the brutality of Islamic regime of Iran.
International criminal activities.
Iranian Intelligence Services Allegedly Plotted to Kidnap a U.S. Journalist and Human Rights Activist from New York City for Rendition to Iran
Audrey Strauss, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Mark J. Lesko, the Acting Assistant Attorney General for National Security, and William F. Sweeney Jr., Assistant Director in Charge of the New York Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (“FBI”), announced the unsealing of kidnapping conspiracy, sanctions violations conspiracy, bank and wire fraud conspiracy, and money laundering conspiracy charges against ALIREZA SHAVAROGHI FARAHANI, a/k/a “Vezarat Salimi,” a/k/a “Haj Ali,” MAHMOUD KHAZEIN, KIYA SADEGHI, and OMID NOORI, and sanctions violations conspiracy, bank and wire fraud conspiracy, money laundering conspiracy, and structuring charges against NILOUFAR BAHADORIFAR, a/k/a “Nellie Bahadorifar.” The charges are contained in a Superseding Indictment unsealed today in Manhattan federal court. The case is pending before U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abrams. BAHADORIFAR was arrested on July 1, 2021 in California on charges contained in an underlying indictment. BAHADORIFAR will be arraigned on the charges in the Superseding Indictment by Judge Abrams at a date and time to be set by the Court. FARAHANI, KHAZEIN, SADEGHI, and NOORI, all of whom are based in Iran, remain at large.
https://www.hrw.org/world-report/2021/country-chapters/iran
Iranian authorities continued to repress their own people. The country’s security and intelligence apparatus, in partnership with Iran’s judiciary, harshly cracked down on dissent, including through excessive and lethal force against protesters and reported abuse and torture in detention. President Rouhani and his administration have shown little inclination to curb or confront these serious rights violations perpetrated by Iran’s security agencies, while Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei continues to greenlight these rampant abuses. Broad United States sanctions also impacted the country’s economy and Iranians’ access to essential medicines and harmed their right to health…
https://www.ecpm.org/wp-content/uploads/Rapport-iran-2020-gb-070420-WEB.pdf
The 12th Annual Report on the Death Penalty in Iran, by IHR and ECPM, is being published while thousands of Iranians are mourning the loss of their loved ones who were killed by the Islamic Republic’s security forces in the November 2019 nationwide protests. The crackdown on the civil society has been unprecedented and many human rights defenders and lawyers have been sentenced to heavy prison sentences.
This report shows that at least 280 people were executed in 2019 in Iran. This is approximately at the same level as in 2018 when at least 273 people were executed according to our report. In 2018 we observed a 47% drop in the number of executions compared to 2017. The significant decrease was due to implementation of the new amendments to the Anti-Narcotics Law, reducing the number of drug-related executions from 230 in 2017 to 24 in 2018. According to this report, at least 30 people were executed for drug-related charges in 2019 which is slightly higher than 2018 but significantly lower than the average yearly drug-related executions which was 360 between 2010 and 2017. This indicates that the changes in the Anti-Narcotics Law that were enforced at the end of 2017 have led to limitation in the use of the death penalty for drug-related charges for two consecutive years. It is important to emphasize that sustained international pressure was detrimental in forcing the Iranian authorities to implement reforms in the Anti-Narcotics Law leading to this significant decrease. The Iranian authorities have admitted on several occasions that the political cost of drug-related executions has become too high.4 Despite the restriction of the use of the death penalty for drug offences, the Islamic Republic of Iran remains the world’s biggest executioner after China.
