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[Human Rights Activists News Agency] One Year in Prison for Shiraz University Student: Raziyeh Jafari is a sociology student who has been banned from continuing her education at Shiraz University. She was summoned to the Shiraz Intelligence Office  and arrested for participating in the ceremonies commemorating Student Day.

[Sen's daily] 5 March, a small selection « Sen's daily: On March 1, intelligence agents raided the houses of 5 Baha’i families in Marvdasht, a small city near Shiraz, and arrested Farahnaz Ashnayi, Tayebeh Fallah, Jahanbakhsh Bazrafkan, Hasan Bazrafkan and Nozar Fallah. Iqan Shahidi (ایقان شهیدی), who has been denied university admission for being Baha’i, was arrested on 2 March in Kermanshah.

[Iran Human Rights Voice] Issuing Harsh Prison Sentence for Students in Shiraz | Iran Human ...: Twelve student activists from Shiraz University who had been suspended from studies by the disciplinary committee for their roles in last year’s National Student Day gathering were again summoned before the disciplinary committee, and this time their files were sent to the disciplinary committee managed by the Ministry of Education for even harsher sentencing.

[Iran Inside News] RAHANA REPORTS: DETAINEED AND RELEASED 1 MARCH « Iran Inside News: According to CHRR, Houshmandi and Masoumi  have a prior 1-year suspended term related to their work in a UNICEF sponsored program for street and poor children in the low-income neighborhoods of Shiraz. The group of 54 Bahai’s who worked as social workers within the program had all been arrested in May of 2006 and subsequently tried for undertaking propaganda activities against the system.

[Persian2English's Blog] Heavy Verdicts for Students of Shiraz University ...: According to the reports received from the Committee of Human Rights Reporters, Seyyed Hamed Kavoosi, one of the students arrested in Shiraz University on 13 Aban, was sentenced to three years in prison by the 2nd branch of the Revolutionary Court.         He is accused of taking action against the security of the country by taking part in illegal gatherings and promotion against the government to the benefit of opposition groups and organizations, by chanting slogans against officials and the Guardianship.

[Rise of The Iranian People] Selected Headlines « Rise of The Iranian People: In Africa, Iran has engaged in economic and development projects in a number of countries: in Senegal where Khodro, Iran’s largest car manufacturer, opened an assembly line in 2007; Nigeria with which it has agreed to share nuclear technology for the production of electricity;

[Entrepreneurship Source] Entrepreneurship Source » Blog Archive » Are Obama Supporters ...: and, as a POW, willingly provided so much intelligence - admittedly, bits of it false - and co-operated so extensively with the North Vietnamese in exchange for favorable treatment over a three-year period that his fellow prisoners at the Hanoi Hilton gave him the derisive nickname “Songbird.” In propaganda aimed at the US, the North Vietnamese even used his nickname in a news release about McCain, not understanding it was an insult given him by prisoners who were disgusted by his behavior.

[Enduring America] Iran Feature: Human Rights Round-up (1-7 February 2010) | Enduring ...: Kaveh Ghasemi Kermanshahi, human rights activist, member of the Central Council of the Human Rights Organization .News emerged from the previous Sunday (31 January) regarding University of Shiraz student, Kazem Rezaee's appearance at Revolutionary Court.

[The Lede] Feb. 11: Updates on Demonstrations in Iran - The Lede Blog ...: The Lede is a news blog that remixes the day’s top stories, adding information gleaned from Web sites around the world or gathered through original reporting by writers, editors and readers of The New York Times, to provide fresh perspectives on events and to draw readers in to the world-wide conversation about the news taking place online.

[miss claire] Caution: contains shiraz-induced self righteousness and not so ...: and the freaking Scrabble dictionary doesn’t recognise the term ‘goodo’.  Denied!  My protestations that Mattel are the makers of Barbie and quite possibly not necessarily masters of language fell on the deaf ears of the Macquarie Dictionary which likewise was no help.  (Sif investment bankers know about words, I said rather petulantly.  That would be Macquarie University, not Macquarie Bank, said Aaron. How quaint you think there’s still stuff not owned by banks, I said).

[Windows on Iran] Windows on Iran 96 « Windows on Iran: * Someday a study should be done on the diverse and innovative tools that Iranian supporters of the Green Movement have used to communicate their deep conviction to improve the social conditions in Iran. I have included poetry and song clips in these windows.

[Pedestrian] Pedestrian » Blog Archive » How “24”³ Helped Foment Velvet ...: What initially got my attention was hearing Ahmadinejad say something (don’t remember what exactly) but something which was highly similar to a sentence Abbasi had used in a speech (before Ahmadinejad was elected). So I spent a lot of time going through all the talks I could find.

[Poetry Writing Tips Poetry Blog Mystery Poetry.com] The Influence of Directionality on Interlingual Translation Processes: Grounded Theory, an approach to qualitative research developed by two sociologists, Barney Glaser and Anselm Strauss, defines qualitative analysis as “a nonmathematical process of interpretation, carried out for the purpose of discovering concepts and relationships in raw data and then organizing these into a theoretical explanatory scheme” (Strauss and Corbin, 1998, p. 11).

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