Mohammad Javad Larijani

Shameful Performance Stuns the UN Human Rights Council

International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran: As the review of Iran’s human record under the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) process concluded at the Human Rights Council in Geneva, the Iranian government demonstrated its utter lack of respect for internationally accepted norms by simultaneously accepting and rejecting recommendations of UN members with regard to addressing the critical situation of human rights in Iran, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran said today >>>




Larijani's presentation Geneva UN Human Rights Council gathering and member nations' presentations against and for IRI:



UN's webcast of Larijani's presentation:

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Nader Vanaki

جواتی به عشقش رسید

Nader Vanaki
Fri Feb 19, 2010 03:04 AM PST

جواتی قبل از این سفر رفته سلمونی و یک دست کت و شلوار نو از هاکوپیان خریده.  اون عاشق همینه که دوربین ها روش زوم کنن و خبرنگارها میکروفون جلوی دهنش بگیرن و شروع کنه به حرافی.  حالا فرقی نمی کنه موضوع چی باشه چون جواتی پلفسوله و خیلی سرش می شه.  همیشه هم دلش می خواست شغل دکتر ولایتی رو بهش بدن ولی نصیبش نشد و قبل از دوم خرداد هم از حول حلیم افتاد توی دیگ چون اینقدر مطمئن بود که ناطق نوری می شه رئیس جمهور که فوری رفت لندن و با نیک براون شروع به مذاکره کرد. حالا توی این قحطی رجال نوبت به جواتی رسیده که بیاد خارج و سخن گویی کنه.  از خداش هم هست که بیاد روی سی.ان.ان. چون اگر منتظر باشید که جواتی برای تحقیقات علمی اش توی دنیا معروف بشه حالا حالاها باید صبر کنید.

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Samad_Agha

آقای آلکس در فلوریدا

Samad_Agha
Thu Feb 18, 2010 06:44 AM PST

تشکر برای اخطاریه. بنده زیاد وارد نیستم در بررسی‌ اسپرم.  اگه می‌شه لطف کنین بیاین اسپرم من را خودتون از نزدیک بازرسی کنین.  خیلی‌ ممنون.


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freenet

شاهد ورشکستگی 100 در صد اخلاقی “جمهوری” اسلامی هستیم

freenet
Thu Feb 18, 2010 12:13 AM PST

کمپین بین المللی حقوق بشر در ایران امروز از ژنو گزارش داد: شورای حقوق بشرسازمان ملل در ژنو در نشست بررسی عمومی دوره ای خود در باره وضعیت حقوق بشردر ایران به جمعبندی رسید، دولت ایران با پذیرش و رد همزمان پیشنهادات نمایندگان هئیت های سازمان ملل که شرایط بحرانی حقوق بشر در ایران را طرح کرده بودند، نهایت عدم احترام به هنجارهای پذیرفته شده بین المللی را به نمایش گذاشت:
//iranian.com/main/blog/freenet/100


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AlexInFlorida

Urgent Message To All Iranian Men ******

by AlexInFlorida on Wed Feb 17, 2010 09:09 PM PST

Have you ever looked at pictures of the Iranian leadership today?

With just one glance you should be able to identify the root of Irans problems.

There is something wrong with our sperm, because we are producing retarded looking leaders.

Please have your sperm checked as soon as possible.

Please Our Country can't absorb one more retard.


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Arthimis

Yes, he does have an Arabic accent!

by Arthimis on Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:33 PM PST

These criminal batards have invaded and occupied Iran since 1979 and are NOT Iranians!!! They learned a little Farsi after their occupation of Iran...  Shah should have killed them all... Not only exiling them in Iraq!!! Shah made the biggest mistake in Iranian's last 100 year history... These criminals are not correctable period. They must be eliminated for ever and they will be in the hands of young and TRUE Iranians.


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Arthimis

آدم دروغگو! آخه

Arthimis
Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:16 PM PST

آدم دروغگو! آخه تا کی‌
انقدر دروغ، انکار، خود (و مردم) فریبی و خود (و مردم) فروشی؟؟؟؟ خجالت
بکشید!!! اون خدا بزنه تو کمر هرچه دروغگو....

برادر، خواهر، هر کسی‌ که هستی‌، به مردم راستین ایران زمین ملحق شوید!
هنوز هم دیر نیست! تا وقت هست، دست از مزدودری بر دارید! نگذارید جانتان
به بطالت، سلامتی شما و خانوادتان در آینده به خطر و عمرتان با حماقت محض

طلف شود!


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didani

Why is he allowed to take part in the

by didani on Wed Feb 17, 2010 06:38 PM PST

Human Rights Council in Geneva? Why they issue visa for him and his kind? Ms. Clinton instead of a bunch of empty words and threats (santions this, sanctions that), convince your EU allies to stop doing business with Iran and close their doors on Iranian thugs like Larijani bros. You don’t need to convince China, convince Europeans and watch mollas kingdom fall faster than Newton’s apple. Only it was in your interest ….


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divaneh

Domb Khorous

by divaneh on Wed Feb 17, 2010 05:29 PM PST

is more bleivable than the Ghasam Hazrat Abbas.


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Khar

So Mr. Larijani...

by Khar on Wed Feb 17, 2010 05:39 PM PST

If Iran is the great democracy paradise of the region why do We have the killings in the streets of Iran for the last 8 month?

Democracy doesn't require or need killings, raping, and imprisonment of descendents to be protected as you proclaim! They're the requirements of dictatorship and repression especially of a theocracy kind sir.


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famini36

A remarkable record indeed! we just kill our opponents!

by famini36 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 03:24 PM PST


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famini36

The IRI always does this: 

by famini36 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 03:11 PM PST

The IRI always does this:  if we do it or we have it you do it and you have it too !

The audacity of this man and his brothers including that Sadeq Larijani, the head of judiciary is mind boggling.

 

 


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Golinedairani

"چون ايران

Golinedairani
Wed Feb 17, 2010 02:24 PM PST

"چون ايران نباشد تن من مباد"  His first language was most definitly arabic and learned Farsi after the age of 12 most likely due to that being his defining accent .... good god bas man migam mardome Irani vaghshi nistan.. eina vaghshian... hamine eina be quhmhaye dige bozorg shodan... Please no one call me a rascist and over interpret what I wrote but really the way they act with random violence is not inherent to the Iranian people like it is in other parts of the ME bas begim yahd gereftan

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hamsade ghadimi

golineda

by hamsade ghadimi on Wed Feb 17, 2010 02:14 PM PST

good observation.  if i'm not mistaken, larijani brothers were born and raised in najaf, iraq.


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Golinedairani

Larijanis English Accent

by Golinedairani on Wed Feb 17, 2010 02:02 PM PST

"چون ايران نباشد تن من مباد" Has anyone else noticed he does not have an Iranian accent, he has a very strong Arabic accent, is that not strange? His accent sounds very Iraqi.. He is probaly from some clerical family rooted in Iraq...

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masoudA

UN Sucks as Usual

by masoudA on Wed Feb 17, 2010 01:02 PM PST

The first thing they must do is to read all 30 articles of human rights to Larijani and IR and ask them which ones they have in place in Iran !!!  IR constitution is in conflict with every single one of the 30 articles. 


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vildemose

The Savage Bullies in the

by vildemose on Wed Feb 17, 2010 11:49 AM PST

The Savage Bullies in the Land of Art and Poetry Watch this video to the end. See how the savage Special Units, totally remote from any humanity beat up a young protester. People are resigned to watch in horror until a few courageous women go to the help of the young man. Not that it makes any difference to these monsters. One of them fully geared in protective clothing and helmet and with a long truncheon does not even spare an old man. Utterly sickening bullies. When you see a regime supporter or a regime apologist, remember these images.

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Darius Kadivar

Yes he is the guy who called Obama the "N..." Word

by Darius Kadivar on Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:28 AM PST

Mohammad Javad Larijani ( Brother of Ali Larijani head of the Parliment and former Nuclear Program Negotiator for Iran at the AEIA):

Foremer deputy foreign minister calls Obama a nigger

//iranian.com/main/2010/jan/mohammad-javad-larijani


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Shifteh Ansari

Iran rejects U.N. call to free political prisoners

by Shifteh Ansari on Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:02 AM PST


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vildemose

Is he the same guy who

by vildemose on Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:01 AM PST

Is he the same guy who called Obama "kaka siyaah"??


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cyclicforward

Great news

by cyclicforward on Wed Feb 17, 2010 09:31 AM PST

Indeed this will show what IRI is about and put pressure on the ruling thugs. I believe this could be the beginning for the world to see what IRI is about and what an evil regime it is.


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David ET

Where are the seculars?

by David ET on Wed Feb 17, 2010 08:41 AM PST


Speak Up. Stand for your democratic beliefs. Unite. Organize. Lead.

 

We have had enough of these Criminals! 

 

                         Visit: www.iransecular.org


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statira

His negro comment

by statira on Wed Feb 17, 2010 08:10 AM PST

Why Amanpour didn't ask him about his negro comment about Obama? I wonder what he had to answer?


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AMIR1973

MM: Be reasonable

by AMIR1973 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 08:08 AM PST

Akheh baba, Emam-e Zaman needs a representative "ta enqelab-e Mahdi". Everyone needs good representation, whether it's a talented attorney or an agent (if you're trying to make it in Hollywood). I wonder who the next eartly rep for Emam-e Zaman will be after Rahbar dies (unfortunately, these cockroaches live into their eighties). Will it be Rafsanjani, Mesbah Yazdi, Jannati or perhaps Mojtaba koochooloo. Personally, I wouldn't mind seeing Mesbah Yazdi (just for sh*ts and giggles). Just imagine Iran run by that guy (not that Khamenei isn't a goh himself). I have an idea: let's have a Revolution and put a bunch of clerics in charge of the country. Now, that's a bright idea...


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MRX1

Water and oil

by MRX1 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 08:05 AM PST

Human rights and IRR dont mix together. it's like water and oil....


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MM

AMIR1973 - you forgot about a direct line to God via VF

by MM on Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:58 AM PST

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hamsade ghadimi

public relations, javati style

by hamsade ghadimi on Wed Feb 17, 2010 08:04 AM PST

if it wasn't tragic, i would've thought he's a stand-up comic.  i cannot believe the assertions that he makes.  the only element of democracy that has been shown by iri is the mockery of elections.  they won't discuss qualification and screening requirement of candidates, the unelected bodies of government that run the whole show, the mafioso military group, treatment of women, minorities, ...

i also thought that the lecture by lybian representative on human rights was amusing (video 2).  man aan bi-setaareh-am ke liby ham hoghoogh ensaani keshvaram ra enteghaad mikoneh. 


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Darius Kadivar

PAYBACK TIME !

by Darius Kadivar on Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:38 AM PST


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AMIR1973

Human rights situation is better in Iran than in U.S.

by AMIR1973 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:34 AM PST

There is more freedom of speech and freedom of press in Iran than in the U.S. Anyone who says otherwise is telling lies about the IRI and laying the groundwork for war against the Democratic People's Islamic Republic of Iran. Iranians enjoy rights that Americans could only dream of, like free education and high-quality universal health care. The IRI has made Iranians prosperous too: the average Iranian's income is lower than it was in 1976, but Iran was a colony of the filthy Zionists and imperialists then; now, it is an independent country and regional superpower. Iran is a leader in aeronautics and alternative sources of energy. Iran's industrial and technological acumen far exceeds that of S Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong--combined.

Tehran is no different than London, Rome, and Paris (except for the occasional Gasht-e Ershad aka chahar velgard-e dayyoos aka khaharan-e zeynab aka kalagh siahha aka fati commandoha). Elections there are the freest in the world, and there is less state-sanctioned violence and intimidation of citizens than in the filthy imperialist countries. Iran is an Islamic democracy; it is a people's democracy; it is an Islamic people's democracy. Moreover, it is evolving at its own pace towards greater freedom and prosperity. Since the first 31 years of IRI have been so glorious, just imagine what the next 31 years will be like...


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