Dear VOA/Persian, Please post this note on your website. There is a website that has a filter, and I will show you how you can open that; it is about the Flogging, Stoning, Terror, and Torture in Iran. Here is the address: www.holycrime.com. You will see any Torture with the documentary texts and pictures since 1979 up to now. I would like the whole world to see the Documentary pictures and Texts, especially people in Iran. This site has a filter too; this is the way how you can open that: Go to Google and click on advanced search engine. Then type in the search box holycrime.com. Then click on Contain the term. Then click on Cached, and you will be able to open the site. On the left side of the page, you will see the list of the documentary Pictures and text about the Torture. To open the list, please point the mouse on any picture and text that you want to open, then Right click on the mouse and click on Open in new window, then you are able to open all the documentary pictures and Texts since 1979 up to now. Thanks to who made this website. Best Regards, Hadidifard, U.S.
Flogging, Stoning, and Torture in Iran - 2003-08-05
The article is a plea to the VOA/Persian to share a website documenting torture in Iran, including flogging and stoning, since 1979. The author emphasizes the importance of making this information accessible to the world, especially to Iranians. This matters as it highlights ongoing human rights abuses in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
A note was sent to VOA/Persian urging them to share a website documenting human rights abuses in Iran, including torture and stoning, since 1979.
- The website contains documentary texts and pictures of alleged abuses.
- The note provides instructions on how to bypass filters to access the website.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, Iran has faced criticism for its human rights record, including practices like flogging and stoning.
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