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According to reports, representatives of the Islamic Council Majlis [parliament] ratified an urgent plan to intensify the fight against violent crimes.
This urgent plan was presentenced to the executive board of the Majlis with the signatures of 21 representatives.
The aim of the presenters of this plan was to speed up the judicial process in criminal cases that traumatize the public…
According to article one of this bill, the courts have at most three days to issue a sentence in these cases and the timeframe for an appeal is one week. (Mehr state-run News Agency – Jul. 31, 2011)
Judicial official says dissidents will not be allowed to breathe
http://www.irna.ir/NewsShow.aspx?NID=30499841
The first assistant of the Judiciary said, “The country’s security and Intelligence systems like the Judiciary, Intelligence [Agency] and State Security Forces will not allow dissident movements, who intend to make the country insecure, to breathe.
“With the cooperation and aid of security and intelligence systems we are intent on providing and maintaining security in the country”, Hojatel-Islam Val Moslemin Ibrahim Reiesi said. (IRNA state-un News Agency – Jul. 30, 2011)
Political tension Government develops “National Internet” to combat international Internet’s impact
http://www.rsf.org/iran-government-develops-national-03-08-2011,40738.html
Communication and information technology minister Reza Taqipour Anvari announced at the start of July that the first phase of a “National Internet,” also called “Clean Internet”,
will get under way at the end of August, offering an 8 Mbps speed broadband connection that will later rise to 20 Mbps and a national search engine called “Ya Haq” (Oh Just One) to be launched in early 2012.
The project’s aim is to “better manage national emails and information gathering within the country and to improve security,” he said. Surveillance of dissidents’ email will inevitably increase.
Online social networks are used in Iran to resist government repression and circulate independent news and information, despite the severity of the censorship system.
This new project will reinforce censorship and surveillance of netizens.
It consists of an Intranet designed ultimately to replace the international Internet and to discriminate between ordinary citizens and the “elite” (banks, ministries and big companies), which will continue to have access to the international Internet.
The new project does not seem very advisable from the economic viewpoint as this technological step backwards could dissuade certain countries from investing in Iran. It shows that the regime wants to impose total censorship on all sectors involved in disseminated information.
The United States let it be known in June that it is developing a “shadow Internet” or “Internet in a suitcase” that will enable someone in an oppressive country to create an independent connection to the international Internet, one that would work even if the government had shut down the national Internet.
Iran reacted to the news by taking a generally tougher line and by announcing that it had the means to block this technology.
The regime continues to demonize new media as the tools of foreign interests. Several officials have described social networks and the Internet as “means of subversion” in recent days.
Intelligence minister Heydar Moslehi referred on 29 July to “society’s vulnerability to social networks introduced in the country by the enemy.” Two days before that, interior minister Mostafa Najar said “satellites and Facebook are the electronic means of a ‘soft war’ by the West to cause the Iranian family’s collapse”.
Reporters Without Borders has meanwhile learned that Foad Sadehghi, the editor of the Ayandenews website, was arrested on 27 July.
He was previously arrested at the website’s office on 12 February, and was released on bail on 2 March. Ayandenews has been blocked several times since the June 2009 elections for posting reports about demonstrations or defiance of government directives.
The blogger Maryam Bahraman continues to be held nearly two months after her arrested at her home in Shiraz, in the southern province of Fars, on 11 May, when a mobile phone, a computer, books and other personal effects were seized.
The reason for her arrest is not known, but she had presented a report on women’s access to new information technologies to the United Nations in New York in February and she previously played a leading role in the “One Million Signatures” campaign for changes to laws that discriminate against women.
She spent 50 days in solitary confinement before being transferred to the women’s wing of Shiraz prison. Her arrest was part of a wave of arrests of women journalists, bloggers and activists including the photographer Maryam Madj, the documentary filmmaker Mahnaz Mohammadi and the actress and filmmaker Pegah Ahangarani. Madj, Mohammadi and Ahangarani were all freed on bail pending trial. (Reporters Without Borders – Aug. 3, 2011)
Cleric strikes out against Cooperation Front
http://www.asriran.com/fa/news/175616/%D8%B4%D8%AC%D9%88%D9%86%DB%8C-%D8%A7%DA%AF%D8%B1-%D8%AF%D8%A7%D8%AF%D8%B3%D8%AA%D8%A7%D9%86-%D8%A8%D9%88%D8%AF%D9%85-%D8%A8%D9%87-%D8%AD%D8%B3%D8%A7%D8%A8-%D8%A7%DB%8C%D9%86%D9%87%D8%A7-%D9%85%DB%8C%E2%80%8C%D8%B1%D8%B3%DB%8C%D8%AF%D9%85
Shajouni, a member of the Central Council of the Struggling Clerics Society said that according to the law, the Cooperation Party has been disbanded and stressed, “The members of this disbanded party have not right to state their opinion and cannot speak”.
“They have betrayed the path of the Imam [Khomeini]. Of course this question comes to mind as to why these people are still free even though they have to be trialed”, he added..
Regarding the actions of the Cooperation Front during the events after the elections he said, “Their actions after the 2009 seditions were very hideous… and they can no longer play a part in Iran’s political environment”…
The head of the Tehran Preachers Association said that the supporters of the heads of the seditions have proudly stretched out their arms to anti-revolutionary forces.
“If I were prosecutor, I would deal with these organizations and seditionists but sadly I am not in that position”, he added. (Asre Iran state-run website – Aug. 3, 2011)
Cleric strikes out against mixed gender Ramadan dinners
Seyed Ahmad Alamol-Hoda the Mashhad Friday Prayer Imam said, “In more private sessions, parties are held as Eftari’s [feast in which Muslims break their fast after sunset in the month of Ramadan] and in the end these Eftari’s are turned into mixed gender circles of [men and women not related by blood or marriage]. Young women come to these parties wearing cosmetics and Eftari’s are turned into forbidden mixed gender sessions of [men and women not related by blood or marriage] when they greet their cousins… And these are the special sins of the month of Ramadan”.
Parts of Alamnol-Hoda’s sermon:
“Staying up at nights in the month of Ramadan is for meditating and litany and not for playing football on sidewalks and alleys and depriving people of rest and security. The fact that youngsters cannot exercise in the day time because of the fasting and therefore exercise at night is no problem and is a right [thing to do] but not so that from the beginning of the night until the morning the only pastime of a man and woman is going to the gym and the fact that they spend all their time exercising”. (ISNA state-run News Agency – Aug. 5, 2011)
Cleric encourages youth into early marriage to keep them from following ‘western fashions’
http://www.isna.ir/ISNA/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-1818560
A Marriage and Family Advisor said that the state of the society today is difficult for a young person.
“Currently various pressures are put on a young person in the society and sometimes they subconsciously use abnormal fashions to protest the status quo”…
“Creating suitable grounds to fill in the pastime of young people is a necessary but insufficient method and acts like a sedative for a sick person and creating grounds for a timely and easy marriage has to be invested on”, [cleric] Hojatel Islam Val Moslemin Ali Karimi said. (ISNA state-run News Agency – Aug. 6, 2011)
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مجلس تصويب کرد: طرح تشديد مبارزه با جرايم خشونت بار فوريتي شد
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به گزارش خبرنگار پارلماني مهر، امروز يکشنبه نمايندگان مجلس شوراي اسلامي يک فوريت طرح تشديد مبارزه با جرائم خشونت بار را به تصويب رساند.
اين طرح با قيد دو فوريت با امضاء 21 نفر از نمايندگان مجلس جهت طي مراحل قانوني به هيئت رئيسه مجلس شوراي اسلامي تقديم شده بود.
هدف طراحان از ارايه اين طرح تسريع در رسيدگي به پروندههاي جنايي که موجب جريحه دار شدن افکار عمومي...
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معاون اول قوه قضاييه گفت : دستگاه هاي امنيتي و اطلاعاتي كشور نظير دستگاه قضايي، اطلاعات و نيروي انتظامي اجازه نفس كشيدن به جريان هاي معاند كه قصد ناامن كردن كشور را دارند، نمي دهند.
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بهرغم سيستم سانسور شديد، شبکههاي اجتماعي اينترنتي در ايران براي مقاومت در مقابل سرکوب دولتي و انتشار اخبار و اطلاعات مستقل بهکار گرفته ميشود.
پروژه جديد در ايران سانسور و مراقبت و پائيدن استفاده کنندگان اينترنت را شدت خواهد بخشيد.
اين پروژه شامل يک اينترنت طراحي شده براي جايگزيني اينترنت جهاني ميباشد و بين شهروندان عادي و ”برگزيدگان ” (بانکها، وزيران و شرکتهاي بزرگ) که به اينترنت جهاني همچنان دسترسي خواهند داشت تبعيض قائل ميشود...
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ايران با اتخاذ موضعي شديد نسبت به اين خبر واکنش نشان داد و گفت ابزار لازم براي بلوکه کردن اين تکنولوژي را در اختيار دارد.
رژيم ايران به نشاندادن اينکه سيستمهاي مطبوعاتي جديد ابزار منافع خارجي هستند ادامه ميدهد. در روزهاي اخير چند مقام رژيم ايران شبکههاي اجتماعي و اينترنت را بهعنوان ”ابزار خرابکاري ”توصيف کردهاند...
خبرنگاران بدون مرز اطلاع پيدا کرده است که فواد صادقي سردبير وب سايت آينده نيوز در 27 ژوئيه دستگير شده است...
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شجوني عضو شوراي مركزي جامعه روحانيت مبارز با بيان اينكه براساس قانون، حزب مشاركت منحل شده است تصريح كرد: اعضاي اين حزب منحله، حق اظهار نظر ندارند و نمي توانند حرف بزنند ضمن آنكه به خط امام(ره)خيانت كردند، البته اين سوال مطرح مي شود كه چرا اين افراد هنوز آزادهستند در صورتي كه بايد محاكمه شوند...
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آخوند علمالهدي در نماز جمعه در مورد گناهان ويژه رمضان: افطاري هاي مختلط محرم و نامحرم
به گزارش خبرنگار خبرگزاري دانشجويان ايران(ايسنا)، منطقه خراسان، "سيد احمد علمالهدي"، در خطبههاي نماز جمعه اين هفته مشهدگفت:... در جلسات خصوصيتر و خودمانيتر، به عنوان افطاري و صله رحم، مجالس مهماني تشکيل داده ميشود و نهايتا سفره افطاري به محافل مختلط محرم و نامحرم مبدل ميشود. زنان جوان آرايش کرده در اين مهمانيها حضور به هم ميرسانند و به عنوان احوالپرسي با قوم و خويش، پسر عمو، پسر خاله و پسر عمه، مجلس عبادت افطاري مبدل ميشود به مجلس حرام اختلاط محرم و نامحرم... باشد و اينها گناهان ويژه ماه رمضان است.
بخشهاي ديگري از سخنان علمالهدي :...
* شب زندهداري ماه رمضان، مال عبادت است، مال مناجات است، نه مال بازيکردن فوتبال وسط معابر و کوچهها و سلب استراحت، آسايش و امنيت از مردم. اينکه جوانها در روز نميتوانند به خاطر روزه گرفتن ورزش کنند، پس شب را ورزش کنند اشکالي ندارد و کاري درست است، اما نه از سر شب تا صبح تمام تفريح جوان و وقت يک مرد و يک زن در باشگاه و ورزشگاهها به عنوان شب زندهداري صرف و خرج فقط ورزش شود. (ايسنا – 14/5/90)
يك مشاور ازدواج و خانواده: كاهش گرايش جوانان به مدهاي ناهنجار با ايجاد زمينههاي ازدواج ميسر ميشود
http://www.isna.ir/ISNA/NewsView.aspx?ID=News-1818560
يك مشاور ازدواج و خانواده وضعيت جامعه امروز را براي يك جوان وضعيتي دشوار دانست و گفت: در حال حاضر فشارهاي مختلفي در جامعه بر يك جوان وارد ميشود و او بعضا ناخودآگاه براي اعتراض به وضع موجود از مدهاي ناهنجار استفاده ميكند...
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