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…
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…
Memorial Protest for Zahra Kazemi in Front of the Canadian Parliament - 2003-07-20
A memorial protest was held by Iranians in front of the Canadian Parliament to honor Zahra Kazemi, who was tortured and murdered by the Iranian…
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,…
Interview with Nader Eskoui on the Student Movement in Iran - 2003-07-19
Nader Eskoui discusses the ongoing nature of the student movement in Iran, emphasizing that it is not a fleeting event. He highlights the effectiveness of…
Iran's Vice President: Zahra Kazemi's Death Had No Cause Other Than Beating
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian journalist, died in Tehran under suspicious circumstances after being arrested for photographing a prison. Iranian officials claim her death was due…
A 73-Year-Old Iranian Climber Reaches the Summit of Mount Ararat
Gholamreza Kabiri, a 73-year-old Iranian climber, successfully reached the summit of Mount Ararat with a group of climbers from Tehran. This achievement highlights the enduring…
Georgian Parliament Approves Deployment of Peacekeeping Unit to Iraq - 2003-07-16
The Georgian Parliament has approved sending a peacekeeping unit to Iraq, consisting of over 100 soldiers trained for two months. This decision, announced by President…
Sign the Letter to the Canadian Government in Protest of Zahra Kazemi's Murder - 2003-07-15
A call to action is made for individuals to sign a letter protesting the murder of Zahra Kazemi, an Iranian-Canadian journalist. This letter is directed…
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…
Death of a Canadian-Iranian Photographer After Arrest in Iran - 2003-07-12
Zahra Kazemi, a Canadian-Iranian photographer, died after being arrested in Iran and suffering severe injuries. She was accused of espionage following her arrest while photographing…
Nazie Baghlari's Interview with Amir Naderi, Prominent Iranian Filmmaker - 2003-07-12
Nazie Baghlari conducted an interview with Amir Naderi, an influential Iranian filmmaker who has resided in New York for over twenty years. This is significant…
We Have Gathered Many Signatures Asking the Canadian Government to Condemn the Iranian Regime
Activists in Ottawa are gathering signatures for a petition urging the Canadian government to condemn the Iranian regime for human rights abuses and terrorism. They…
American Pilot to be Tried in U.S. Military Court
Major Harry Schmidt, an American pilot, is facing trial for negligence after mistakenly killing four Canadian soldiers in Afghanistan. He rejected administrative punishment to prove…