March 2004
Nazanin Ansari's Report: The European Union's Stance on Human Rights Violations in Iran - 2004-03-30
The Iranian Foreign Ministry summoned the Irish Charge d'Affaires in response to critical remarks made by an Irish representative at a Geneva human rights meeting.…
Speech, Question, Answer, March 29: Human Rights Violations in Iran - 2004-03-29
On March 29, a program hosted by Parichahr Farzam featured Dr. Soheila Benam discussing human rights violations in Iran. The dialogue highlights ongoing concerns regarding…
USA: We Will Condemn China's Human Rights Violations Through a Resolution at the UN Human Rights Council
The United States plans to present a resolution at the UN Human Rights Council condemning China's human rights violations. This statement reflects U.S. disappointment over…
Libya Signs Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Libya has signed the Additional Protocol to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, allowing for surprise inspections by the IAEA. This move follows a resolution condemning Libya's…
9 Suspected Militants Killed in Battle Near Pakistan Border in Afghanistan - 2004-03-06
In a recent clash near the Pakistan-Afghanistan border, U.S.-led forces killed 9 suspected militants while repelling an attack by over 40 armed men. Afghan security…
Interview with Dr. Saleh Nikbakht, Lawyer of Emadeddin Baghi - 2004-03-06
Emadeddin Baghi, a journalist critical of human rights violations, has been released after being charged in connection with his protests against recent parliamentary elections. His…
Hundreds of Students Protest in Bangladesh - 2004-03-03
Hundreds of students in Bangladesh protested against the attack on Professor Humayun Azad, leading to clashes with police that resulted in numerous injuries. The protest…
Establishment of Comprehensive Relations Between Washington and Tripoli by the End of the Current Christian Year
A U.S. congressional delegation led by Curt Weldon visited Libya, expressing optimism about establishing comprehensive political relations by year-end, largely due to Gaddafi's recent positive…