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April 09, 2008

Statement for the British Press Awards

Emadeddin 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.


He was imprisoned again in 22 Mehr 1386 (14, October 2007) thanks to writing a collection of articles in Persian Medias inside the country and he will return to prison next week at the conclusion of a temporary leave for medical treatment . In the last days of his temporary leave, he was informed that he has appointed and nominated by the Foreign Press Association and the judges of the British Press Awards as the International Journalist of the Year 2008. Today (8^th of April) the ceremony will be held in London. Since Baghi has been banned to leave the country, Mr. Drewery Dyke (one of the authorities of Amnesty International) will take part on his behalf and will read his article and receive the prize.
this is his article:

February 02, 2008

Pro-reform journalist arrested in Iran

statement of Committee for Academic & Intellectual Freedom

October 14, 2007

Letter to Ayatollah Seyyed Mahmoud Shahroudi

August 16, 2007

Rama Yade : Emadeddin Baghi journaliste iranien et défenseur des droits de l'Homme condamné à trois ans de prison

August 15, 2007

Iran – Statement by Mme Rama Yade, Minister of State responsible for Foreign Affairs and Human Rights

August 05, 2007

STATEMENT OF THE OBSERVATORY for the Protection of Human Rights Defenders on emededdin baghi and his familly

August 02, 2007

A journalist arrested and sent to Evin prison, another gets three-year sentence

February 24, 2007

An open letter by a group of Iranian academics, writers, and artists regarding the Tehran Conference on Holocaust Denial

June 11, 2006

The Society for Defending Prisoners' Rights Annual Report on the State of Prisons in Iran

part One

part Two

November 21, 2005

Prix des droits de l'homme de la R鰵blique Fran硩se Laur顴s 2005

May 15, 2005

Court summons against Emadoldin Baghi cancelled but vigilance remains

May 01, 2005

Emad Baghi Detained by Authorities

January 16, 2005

Prisoners’ Living Conditions

December 25, 2004

Democracy, prerequisite of rights’: Iran’s Baghi

October 29, 2004

European Parliament:MEPs condemn execution of children and persecution of journalists

October 18, 2004

Iran: Barred from international travel, writer misses Courage Award ceremony

Journalist grounded

US says 'gravely concerned' about Iranian arrest

October 13, 2004

2004 Civil Courage Prize Honorees

October 07, 2004

Mounting threats to journalists

October 06, 2004

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL:End limitations on the work of human rights defenders

August 31, 2004

IFJ Condemns “Dirty Politics” of Iranian Judiciary as Press Closures Follow Court

Iranian Prosecutor Shuts 2 Newspapers

August 15, 2004

Human rights defenders in Iran continue to suffer harassment

July 08, 2004

European Union challenged about the Middle East's biggest prison for journalists

December 29, 2003

Prominent Iranian journalist gets one-year suspended

^By ALI AKBAR DAREINI=
^Associated Press Writer=
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) _ An investigative journalist who
accused a former Cabinet minister of murdering
dissidents has been convicted in the Revolutionary
Court and given a suspended sentence of one year's
imprisonment, his lawyer said Thursday.
Emadeddin Baqi, author of the book "Tragedy of
Democracy in Iran," was found guilty of campaigning
against the ruling Islamic establishment and working
in favor of opposition groups, said lawyer Saleh
Nikbakht.


 

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