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November 18, 2006 8:54 PM
Iranian Dissident Trapped in Moscow Airport - Exclusive Pajamas Media VideoIranian dissident Zahra Kamalfar has been living with her children under unspeakable conditions in the transit area of Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport for 73 days. A one-time demonstrator against the extremist theocracy with a lengthy prison sentence, she escaped from an Iranian prison when on a two-day furlough to visit her children. She ended up being buffeted from country to country. Now in imminent danger (possibly Monday, if the Russians cooperate) of being taken back to the Islamic Republic for the mullah’s version of justice, Ms. Kamalfar speaks out in this dramatic video smuggled out of the airport to Pajamas Media. (translation by Iranian-American filmmaker Ardeshir Arian) Read Iran expert Michael Ledeen’s account of Kamalfar’s background here. More on Kamalfar and her children at the blog of Iranian human rights activist Ardeshir Dolat. Sign a petition for Kamalfar’s freedom with the UNHCR (United Nations Refugee Agency) and Russian immigration authorities here. ——— Comments (3)Al Ramey :Azad Moradian :I strongly urges the Russian immigration authorities and UNHCR in Russia to revisit the Miss Zahra Kamalfar's case and grant her and her children refugee recognition based on her well-founded fear of future persecution and execution. Los Angeles, California, USA
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Where s Richard perle, last time a known dissident came out of Iran he was right there somewhere in the Gulf to greet him...
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Nov 19, 2006 06:41 PM