July 2003
Abtahi: Zahra Kazemi Likely Murdered - 2003-07-30
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist, likely died from a head injury while in custody in Tehran, according to Deputy President Mohammad Ali Abtahi. The incident…
Report on Current Relations Between Canada and the Islamic Republic - 2003-07-28
The Iranian Foreign Ministry criticized Canada for its response to the death of an Iranian citizen, calling it 'inexplicable.' This statement highlights ongoing tensions in…
Under the Microscope: The Statements of Saddam's Son's Secretary Regarding Oil and Trade Transactions Between the Iraqi Regime and the Islamic Republic - 2003-07-26
The article discusses the aftermath of the murder of Canadian-Iranian journalist Zahra Kazemi, leading to diplomatic tensions between Canada and Iran, including the recall of…
Diplomatic Dispute Between Iran and Canada Deepens on Thursday - 2003-07-25
A diplomatic rift between Iran and Canada escalated after Iran accused Canadian police of killing an Iranian man, Keyvan Tabesh. This incident follows Canada's recall…
Canada Withdraws Ambassador from Tehran in Protest Against Iranian Government's Decision
The Canadian government has recalled its ambassador from Tehran in response to the Iranian government's decision to bury journalist Zahra Kazemi in Shiraz, disregarding her…
Iranian Government Investigation Committee: Zahra Kazemi Died Due to Physical Assault - 2003-07-21
Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian-Canadian journalist, died in custody due to physical assault, according to an Iranian government investigation. The report indicates she suffered a fatal…
Death of Carol Shields, Renowned Canadian Novelist
Carol Shields, a celebrated Canadian novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner, died of cancer at 68. She was renowned for her novel 'Stone Diaries,' which explores…
Canada Remembers Ms. Zahra Kazemi, Tortured to Death by the Islamic Regime
A group of Iranians held a demonstration in front of the Canadian parliament on July 19th to commemorate Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian-Canadian journalist tortured to…
Death of a Fifty-Eight-Year-Old Nurse from Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in Toronto
A fifty-eight-year-old nurse has died from SARS in Toronto, marking the forty-first death from the disease in Canada this year. Over ten patients remain hospitalized,…
Jean Chrétien: Canada Will Hold Iran Responsible for the Death of Canadian-Iranian Journalist and Punish Those Responsible
Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chrétien is seeking the truth behind the death of Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist who died in Iranian custody. He insists…
Reactions from Political Circles and Media in Canada to the Suspicious Death of Zahra Kazemi - 2003-07-16
Zahra Kazemi's suspicious death has sparked significant reactions in Canada, particularly among political circles and the Iranian diaspora. Hassan Zarehi, a prominent figure in the…
Islamic Republic Halts Burial of Zahra Kazemi
The Iranian government has postponed the burial of Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian journalist, pending an investigation into her death, which is believed to be linked…
Khatami Orders Investigation into Death of Iranian-Canadian Photographer
President Mohammad Khatami has ordered an investigation into the death of Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian-Canadian photographer who died in Tehran under suspicious circumstances. Kazemi was…
Demonstration in Support of Students, Ottawa, Canada - July 1, 2003
A demonstration in support of the Iranian student movement is taking place in Ottawa, Canada, from July 1 to July 9, 2003. Organized by Mehdi,…