July 31, 2010December 25, 2009December 21, 2009November 16, 2009Ceremony for EMAD BAGHI: Speech by Hans Thoolen, Chairman MEA- Speech by Navanethem Pillay UN High Commissioner for Human Rights- Message from Emadeddin BaghiLaureate MEA 2009 highly honored in absenceCeremony for EMAD BAGHI Video of the work of Emad Baghi Speeches of the Ceremony 2009 Proposal for a Prisoners’ Rights Day Biography inside PRESS RELEASE: Iranian Human Rights Defender banned from receiving major human rights award in GenevaNovember 11, 2009November 05, 2009Iran- UPDATE- Iranian human rights defender Mr Emad Baghi prevented from receiving major human rights award in GenevaNovember 01, 2009May 20, 2009November 15, 2008June 01, 2008May 04, 2008May 01, 2008April 09, 2008Statement for the British Press AwardsEmadeddin Baghi had been imprisoned once for 3 years in 1379- 1381 (2000-2002) due to his articles about "criticizing the death penalty" and "clarifying and enlightening about the murder of Persian intellectuals". After being released, he had been focused on Human Rights Literature together with research and writing and thus established the association for the defense of prisoners' rights. Also he created another association devoted to criticizing the death penalty. He practically involved in prisoners'-related issues. February 02, 2008October 14, 2007September 22, 2007September 06, 2007Letter of application to parties leaders inside Iran for reacting against waves of executions in IranAugust 16, 2007Rama Yade : Emadeddin Baghi journaliste iranien et défenseur des droits de l'Homme condamné à trois ans de prisonAugust 15, 2007Iran – Statement by Mme Rama Yade, Minister of State responsible for Foreign Affairs and Human RightsAugust 05, 2007STATEMENT OF THE OBSERVATORY for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders on emededdin baghi and his famillyAugust 02, 2007July 09, 2007July 02, 2007June 10, 2007May 18, 2007April 29, 2007February 24, 2007An open letter by a group of Iranian academics, writers, and artists regarding the Tehran Conference on Holocaust DenialFebruary 01, 2007Rapport analytique des exécutions qui ont eu lieu en République Islamique d'Iran depuis s es débuts"Le 3e Congrès Mondial Contre la Peine de Mort", s'est déroulé du 1-3 février 2007 à Paris. Ce congrès a été organisé par CEPM ( http://www.abolition.fr/ecpm ) avec la participation de cinq associations actives dans le domaine des droits de l'homme. Le 20 janvier (30 dey 1385) ILNA Presse a souligné l'importance de la participation de l'association iranienne, « Les Gardiens du Droit à la Vie », au Congrès. Cette association est active dans le domaine des droits de l'homme, et milite spécialement pour abolition de la peine capitale. C'est la première fois qu'une association iranienne est invitée à un congrès international sur ce sujet. Le président de l'association iranienne, M. Emadeddine BAGHI, devait être le seul intervenant iranien au Congrès. Il n'a pas pu se présenter au Congrès, car il est interdit de sortie d'Iran pour des raisons politiques. Son frère, M. Mohamad-Hossein BAGHI, et son avocat, M. Saleh NIKBAKHT, présentèrent son article au Congrès. http://www.abolition.fr/test/upload/docs/livretFR.pdf Voici l'article de M. Emaddedine BAGHI: November 04, 2006September 26, 2006September 16, 2006Stop executionsThe following text has been reflected in inner Medias, Persian radios outside of Iran such as BBC, German, French and Farda Radio. They have done some interviews about this text. September 14, 2006September 02, 2006August 23, 2006August 22, 2006World: Islam And Human RightsRadio Free Europe Is the concept of an Islamic state compatible with accepted notions of human rights? Can the modern concept of human rights make headway in the face of religious dogma and Islamic traditions? Emad Baghi, the head of the Tehran-based Organization for the Defense of Prisoners' Rights, knows at first hand the political sensitivity of new interpretations of religious texts, especially those involving human rights and the death penalty: in 2000, Baghi, then the editor in chief of the journal "Fath," was sentenced to 7 1/2 years in prison for writing about the death penalty and retribution, as well as the killing of political and intellectual dissidents.
June 19, 2006Appeal to Stop the Death Penalty and a Fair Process for the Cases of 9 Charged in AhwazThis letter has been published completely and/or briefly in domestic press and Persian sites June 11, 2006April 09, 2006March 26, 2006March 14, 2006March 13, 2006January 23, 2006December 28, 2005December 14, 2005PROPOSING “THE INTERNATIONAL DAY OF PRISONERS’ RIGHTS” ON RECEIVING AWARD FROM THE NATIONAL CONSULTATIVE COMMISSION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN FRANCEDecember 13, 2005November 26, 2005November 24, 2005November 21, 2005November 15, 2005November 14, 2005November 08, 2005October 20, 2005September 10, 2005August 23, 2005August 08, 2005August 04, 2005Iran’s new era: nine lessons for reformers from:www.opendemocracy.net Emadeddin Baghi is one of Iran’s leading dissident intellectuals. He is the author of twenty books (six of which have been banned) and has been an editor and writer for myriad reform publications, most of which have been shut down. In his book The Tragedy of Democracy in Iran (1998), he accused top government officials of complicity in the assassination of political dissidents. In 2000 he was sentenced to seven years in prison (reduced to three years on appeal) for “insulting sanctities”, “undermining national security”, and “putting out false news”. In 2004 Emadeddin Baghi was awarded the Civil Courage Prize, but was, at the final hour, prohibited from leaving Iran to accept it. He remains in Iran today, with the threat of re-imprisonment constantly hanging over his head. His website is at www.emadbaghi.com/en. July 23, 2005July 14, 2005June 29, 2005May 19, 2005"Right" or "Privilege"This essay was presented to the second meeting from a series of meetings held by the Association for Defending Prisoners' Rights, regarding the prisoners' life conditions. This meeting was held on Sunday 23 Isfand 1383, coinciding 13 March 2005, in Tehran university of medical science, the health faculty amphitheatre. May 15, 2005May 11, 2005May 01, 2005January 16, 2005January 10, 2005December 25, 2004November 28, 2004November 23, 2004October 29, 2004October 26, 2004October 25, 2004October 18, 2004October 13, 2004October 07, 2004October 06, 2004October 04, 2004Death Penalty in Iran: a Report and Analysis (2000 – 2004)This article has been send to The 2nd World Congress Against the Death Penalty, jointly organized by ECPM (Ensemble Contre la Peine de Mort / Together against the Death Penalty) and PRI (Penal Reform International) be held in Montreal, Canada, from October 6 to 9, 2004 August 31, 2004August 22, 2004August 15, 2004July 09, 2004July 08, 2004May 04, 2004March 09, 2004March 02, 2004December 29, 2003Prominent Iranian journalist gets one-year suspended^By ALI AKBAR DAREINI= April 06, 2003The Millimeter RevolutionFolks, December 00, 0000 |
