July 2004
Confession of a Muslim American Involvement in the Libya Conspiracy - 2004-07-31
A Muslim American, Abdul Rahman Al-Amoudi, confessed to participating in a Libyan plot to assassinate the Saudi Crown Prince, revealing illegal financial dealings and connections…
Burma's Foreign Minister Declares No Allowance for Indian Rebel Activities on Its Soil
Burma's Foreign Minister U Win Aung has pledged not to allow Indian rebels to operate in Burma during his visit to Islamabad. This commitment comes…
Chirac: Turkey Has Made Significant Progress in Democratic Reforms
French President Jacques Chirac praised Turkey's democratic reforms and suggested that its EU membership could be considered soon. However, there is significant opposition within France…
Jacques Chirac: Turkey's Entry into the European Union Will Soon Be Desirable
French President Jacques Chirac expressed support for Turkey's EU membership following talks with Prime Minister Erdogan, despite opposition from his conservative party. The EU is…
Violation of the Fundamental Rights of Iranian Citizens Residing in America After the Events of September 11
The Iranian American Bar Association has released a report to the U.S. Senate highlighting violations of the rights of Iranian citizens in America post-September 11.…
All Secret Experiments at Los Alamos, USA Halted Due to Security Breach - 2004-07-16
All secret experiments at the Los Alamos National Laboratory have been temporarily halted due to a security breach involving the disappearance of classified information. The…
Ibrahim Bi Parva's Interview with Mr. Haeri Regarding the Trial of the Accused in the Zahra Kazemi Case - 2004-07-15
Canada is protesting Iran's refusal to allow Canadian observers in the trial of an accused in the Zahra Kazemi case, summoning its ambassador in response.…
U.S. State Department: Sudan Has Not Fulfilled Its Commitment
The U.S. State Department has criticized Sudan for failing to stop human rights abuses in Darfur and plans to pursue UN sanctions. Human rights groups…
Colin Powell: Sudanese Government Must Immediately Stop Human Rights Violations in Darfur - 2004-07-09
Colin Powell urged the Sudanese government to halt human rights abuses in Darfur, warning of potential U.S. actions if they fail to comply. The UN…
United Nations: Despite Sudan's Commitment, Attacks on Civilians in Darfur Continue - 2004-07-09
The United Nations reports ongoing attacks on civilians in Darfur despite Sudan's promises to halt violence. U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell demands an end…
U.S. Secretary of State's Warning to the Sudanese Government - 2004-07-09
U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell warned Sudan to stop human rights abuses in Darfur or face serious consequences. The UN is discussing a resolution…
Approval of New Security Law in Iraq - 2004-07-07
The interim Iraqi government has enacted a new security law to enhance its powers against insurgents, acknowledging potential reductions in freedoms but emphasizing human rights…
Sunday Night Dialogue, July 4, Ms. Jamileh Nedaei - 2004-07-05
On July 4, 2004, Ms. Jamileh Nedaei spoke on Voice of America about the oppression of Iranian women and their rights violations under the Islamic…
Portugal Reaches UEFA Championship Final for the First Time
Portugal has reached the UEFA Championship final for the first time by defeating the Netherlands 2-1 in the semi-finals. Cristiano Ronaldo scored the first goal,…
Sudan Suppresses Militias Accused of Human Rights Violations in Darfur Region
Sudan has pledged to suppress militias accused of human rights abuses in Darfur following a visit from U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell. The Sudanese…