Date: 25 September 2012
Ahmadinejad in the United Nations!
Once again Ahmadi Nejad is attending the General Assembly meeting of
the U.N. Ahmadinejad is the head of the most notorious and tyrannical
regime in the 21st century. Reports after reports have been put together
on the details of the crime committed by the Islamic regime in Iran.
This includes a report by Ahmad Shahid, United Nations Special
Rapporteur for Human Rights in Iran,
Ahmadinejad in the United Nations! who has not even been allowed into
Iran by the regime. Ahmadinejad and his regime have ordered kidnapping,
torturing and executing thousands of people in Iran. Is this a good
enough reason to isolate this regime, and to expel leaders of the
Islamic regime of Iran from the international communities? Not,
according to United Nations' invitation to Ahmadinejad and his team of
thugs and criminals.
Allowing Ahmadinejad and other statesmen
from the Islamic regime to attend the U.N. assemblies, and any other
international gatherings for that matter, is legitimising a criminal
regime which has no legitimacy for people in Iran and millions of people
around the world. If Hitler was in power, would U.N. allowed him to
attend their General Assembly to have a dialog with him? What type of
dialog can one have with a dictator which has blood on his hands? The
Islamic regime has been a killing machine for more than three decades.
On behalf of thousands of political prisoners and their families in
Iran, I condemn the invitation of Ahmadinejad by U.N. to attend the
General Assembly meeting. Islamic regime of Iran must be expelled from
all international assemblies and organisations. Ahmadinejad and heads of
states of the Islamic regime must be arrested and put on trial for
committing crimes against humanity in Iran for the last 33 years.
U.N. has been deliberately ignoring the will of the people in Iran who
have been struggling against this regime for freedom and equality.
On behalf of Campaign to Free Political Prisoners in Iran (CFPPI) I
urge all concerned individuals and organisations, to show their
strongest condemnation by writing to Ban Ki-moon, Secretary-General for
inviting Ahmadinejad to General Assembly of the U.N.
Shiva Mahbobi
CFPPI-Spokesperson
