-- Bio
-- raminahmadi@juno.com
Until all are free
The life of Iranian women's rights activists is in danger
March 5, 2007
Reading Postel on Tehran
Iranian people are left alone to face their repressive regime because the left feels uncomfortable about siding with Washington
March 2, 2007
In
and out of Iran
We all now recognize that we need all of our intellectual
resources to overcome this tyranny
December 21, 2004
Kerry’s
Iran
A Kerry presidency may be better for Iran
October 7, 2004
Mapping
Dean's Iran
Iranian Americans must mobilize support for Dean's campaign
January 14, 2004
New dog or new tricks?
The end of Khatami era inevitably marks the end for Islamic reformers
April 9, 2003
Not our friend
Iran's oppressive autocracy cannot be America's ally
February 5, 2002
Watching the watcher
Monitor has put the human rights movement in Iran at risk
January 24, 2002
Top Bio
Ramin Ahmadi is the Cofounder of Iran Human
Rights Documentation Center,
associate clinical professor of medicine at the Yale School of
Medicine, and the founder of Griffin
Center for Health and Human Rights. Since 1999, the center has
conducted several Health and Human Rights projects in East Timor,
Nicaragua, Uganda and Guyana. In 1999, in East Timor, he served
as a consultant to the Noble Laureate, Jose Ramos Horta, and
established a clinic in Dili, East Timor. During the war, in
Feb 2000, he represented Physicians for Human Rights in Chechnya
where he investigated and documented the human rights violations
which resulted in a book titled, Endless Brutality: War Crimes
in Chechnya. Ramin is the author of a book of poems, numerous
articles and short stories in Persian and English. His latest
article appears in the 2003 Yale University Press, Yale Carriers
Guide to Medicine.
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