Masoumeh Shafie, Ganji's wife is going on a strike in front of United Nations office in Tehran on Wednesday at 9:30 AM. She has asked people to
Photos: Candlelit Vigil for Akabr Ganji outside his home (Saturday 30 July)
Brian Cathcart
The events in Northern Ireland which reached a climax with the IRA’s renunciation of violence this week offer many lessons for those with responsibility for confronting Islamic
Since roughly an hour ago the Irish Republican Army (IRA) has stopped all armed campaigns. In a statement issued today, the IRA calls for assistance to the "development of
Ganji has been called Iran's Vaclav Havel, Bobby Sands, and now he is called Iran's Boris Yeltsin.
Amir Taheri has an excellent article on Ganji. He
The more the American right puts more investment in Ganji by its unprecedented support, the more the Islamic Regime would become determined in taking care of Ganji.
Only a dead
The Mullahs are champion liars. They lie about their nuclear program to the United Nations, they lie about Zahra Kazemi to the Canadians and they lie to their own people
"London, 7 July 2005: What happened, what changed, what now?" was the name of yesterday's openDemocracy discussion held in collaboration with the Muslim magazine Q-News.
There is too much conflicting news about Ganji’s health and the reason he was rushed to the hospital.
Now according to Ganji’s wife, Akabar Ganji is still on
According to Masoumeh Shafi’ee (Akbar Ganji’s wife) Ganji is still on hunger strike. Ganji’s wife told Frances Harrison (BBC reporter in Tehran) that he was transferred from
Just to let all oD Today readers know after today's news, that the openDemocracy team is safe and sound.
"Rooz Online reports":http://roozonline.com/01newsstory/008686.shtml that Mehdi Karrubi, former speaker of the Parliament and the true surprise of the recent presidential elections (despite his
