September 2002
Anti-War Protests in London and Rome - 2002-09-29
Large anti-war protests took place in London and Rome against the potential invasion of Iraq, with significant participation from various political figures. The protests reflect…
Prime Ministers of Britain and Germany Discuss Iraq
The Prime Ministers of Britain and Germany met to discuss Iraq, with Tony Blair supporting U.S. military action while Gerhard Schröder opposed it during his…
New British Ambassador to the Islamic Republic Appointed - 2002-09-23
Iran has accepted a new British ambassador after rejecting the previous candidate due to allegations regarding his background. The new ambassador is reported to be…
Rural Protesters from Britain Demonstrate in London - 2002-09-20
On September 20, 2002, rural residents from across Britain will protest in London against low agricultural prices, poor bus services, and rising housing costs, as…
Frontiers of Knowledge: The Role of the Speech Gene - 2002-09-15
The article discusses the discovery of a speech gene that significantly impacted human evolution and communication. Mansour Farahian interviews Dr. Faraneh Varqa Khadem, an Iranian…
Military Transfers in Britain - 2002-09-13
The UK is preparing for a significant military transfer of supplies to Southampton, involving thousands of troops, as part of a planned four-week exercise. This…
One-Day Conference of Radical Muslims in England - 2002-09-12
Radical Muslims in England held a conference to commemorate the September 11 attacks, discussing their perceived positive outcomes. The event, organized by Al-Muhajiroun, featured speakers…
Amnesty International Strongly Condemns Wave of Violence Against Opposition in Zimbabwe - 2002-09-12
Amnesty International condemned violence against opposition in Zimbabwe ahead of local elections. Government-backed extremists are intimidating candidates, leading to withdrawals from the electoral race. This…
Commemoration of September 11 in Europe - 2002-09-11
European countries held memorials for the victims of the September 11 attacks, with notable participation from British officials and the public. A minute of silence…
U.S. Nuclear Power Plants Were Primary Target of September 11 Terrorist Attacks - 2002-09-08
The London Times reveals that U.S. nuclear power plants were initially intended to be targeted in the September 11 attacks, according to two senior al-Qaeda…
Violation of Human Rights of Terrorism Suspects in England - 2002-09-06
Amnesty International has accused the UK government of violating the human rights of terrorism suspects detained under a new anti-terrorism law, citing arbitrary detention and…
UK Police Arrest 15 Heathrow Airport Employees
UK police have arrested 15 Heathrow Airport employees for immigration violations and fraud, with ongoing operations expected to lead to more arrests. This incident highlights…
Amnesty International - Government of the United Kingdom - 2002-09-05
Amnesty International has criticized the UK government for the harsh treatment of terrorism suspects in high-security prisons and the indefinite detention of foreign individuals without…
Under the Microscope: Election Law Reform Bill - 2002-09-04
The article discusses the implications of a proposed election law reform bill in Iran, questioning whether it will permit candidates outside the establishment to run.…
Amnesty International Criticizes the European Union
Amnesty International has condemned EU members for planning to exempt Americans from the International Criminal Court's jurisdiction through bilateral agreements with the U.S. This criticism…