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The Sentinel Project > Blog > Bahai in Iran

by sen_admin | Nov 13, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Redesigned Preliminary Assessment for Iranian Baha'is now available

We are pleased to announce the re-release of our May 2009 “Preliminary Assessment: The Threat of Genocide to the Baha’is of Iran,” which has now been redesigned in a new format. This document provides excellent background information to the new 2010 “Supplementary Report:...

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by sen_admin | Nov 10, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

RAHANA: Weekly Report on Violation of Baha’i Rights in Iran

The Iranian human rights organization RAHANA has provided a summary of anti-Baha’i rights violations in the first week of November. Four events in this excerpt highlight the ongoing judicial harassment and imprisonment of Baha’is for charges related to their beliefs: November 1 Baha’i...

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by sen_admin | Nov 5, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Read our newest report: Update on the threat of genocide to Iranian Baha'is

The Sentinel Project is proud to announce the release of a new report on our Iranian Baha’i situation-of-concern. Unfortunately, this “Supplementary Report: The Threat of Genocide to the Baha’is of Iran” does not contain good news, as it demonstrates that the high level of...

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by sen_admin | Oct 31, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Coming soon: Update on the threat of genocide to Iranian Baha'is

Our research team has been working hard on a supplement to the Baha’i threat assessment of 15 May 2009. This new report will cover the key developments in the Iran SOC since that time and will be released tomorrow.

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by sen_admin | Oct 23, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

IFHR Report – "The Hidden Side of Iran: Discrimination against ethnic and religious minorities"

The International Federation for Human Rights has released a report outlining Iranian government discrimination towards ethnic and religious minorities, including Baha’is. Read the report here.

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by sen_admin | Oct 2, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Nobel laureate's Baha'i former aide gets two years in Iranian prison

Iran Press Watch has conveyed a report from an Iranian opposition website that Jinous Sobhani, a Baha’i and former aide to Shirin Ebadi, has been sentenced to two years in prison by an Iranian court. Sobhani was once the secretary of the Human Rights Defenders Centre, which is headed by...

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by sen_admin | Sep 18, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Prison Sentences Reportedly Reduced for Iranian Baha'i Leaders

In a surprising development, reports out of Iran indicate that the harsh sentences handed down to seven Baha’i leaders last month have been reduced. Though the reason for this move is not yet known, lawyers representing the seven were informed two days ago that the twenty-year sentences...

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by sen_admin | Aug 27, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

AFP: UN anti-racism panel calls on Iran to counter hatred

The UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination released a statement today urging Iran to counter the discrimination that its minorities face everyday. While the Committee focuses on racial and ethnic prejudices, the statement also mentioned the difficulties faced by members of the...

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by sen_admin | Aug 10, 2010 | Iran, Situations of Concern

Iran: Seven Baha'i Leaders Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison

The top seven leaders of the Iranian Baha’i community are now reported to have been sentenced to 20 years in prison. They were arrested in May 2008 and held without charge for 18 months before being charged with such crimes as “propaganda against the state” and “spreading...

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