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Appeal from a
Baloch to save Baloch lives from execution by savage Irani-regime
Amnesty International.
EC2A 3EA
UNITED KINGDOM
Telephone +44 20 7033 1500
Fax number +44 20 7033 1503
Dear Sir/Mademe,
SUBJECT: Urgent appeal to save Baloch lives from execution by savage Irani-regime.
A 17 years old teenager Baloch, Saeed Kmbarzahi along with other Balochs
namely Mr. Jaavad Naroee, Mr.Masood Nusratzai, Mr. Hoshing Shehenwazai,
Mr.Yahyaa Sohrabzai, Mr. Ali Raza Brahoe & others are behind bars to face
"Public-execution" in Iran.
We the political parties of Balochistan-Iran passionately appeal to you
to take ! the necessary actions, urgently, to stop execution of an innocent
17 years old Baloch teenager Mr. Saeed Kamberzai by the Iranian regime.
According to yesterday's press interview of Zahedan`s well known anti-Baloch
MP Mr. H. Shahryari, there are about 700 Baloch detainees in the hands of
revolutionary armed forces of Iran, who are in the execution queue, of which
this teenager is one of them, as his photos along-with others were released
by the government's local TV in Zahedan, Balochistan.
It is reported that he is in great danger of being executed by hanging in
Zahedan by the regime. He was sentenced to death without any shred of
credible evidence. He was charged with utterly false allegations of the
so-called, "being involved in outlawed activities." !!!
The matter of fact is that Balochs dislike fascist Shia regime of Tehran and
are "the prisoners of their own conscience." Irani Balochs are struggling
for their human rights and civil rights on the platform of " Balochistan
National Movement of Iran" under the heroic leader-ship of Mr. Regi whom
Iranian Mullha regime remember
with different odd names.
The innocent Baloch teenager Mr Saeed Kamberzai`s only crime is that he
belongs to the same clan and has blood relations-ship with Mr. Regi Jan, the
leader of "Balochistan National Movement of Iran" i.e. the ex-Jandollah who
are struggling for Baloch civil rights in Iran. It shows that his arrest is
totally illegal and all the alleged charges are fabrications. Hence his
trial speeded up contrary to all standard norms of fair trial practiced in
the whole world, except in Iran. His trial unquestionably mounts to a
summary trial and inhumane sentence of "public-execution".
Baloch people In Iran are discriminated in all aspects of life, even in the
process of provision of justice. The Iranian regime made the situation in
Balochistan dire and people are made subject to draconian measures.
Arbitrary mass arrests, followed by sever torture, summary trials of Balochs
in Balochistan are widespread and the acceleration of such unjust and cruel
practices by the Mullha regime of Iran on ! Baloch people is self-evident.
In the past month alone, over a hundred innocent Balochs were rounded up and
were being tortured in and around Zahidan jails. Every week there are
executions of innocent Balochs in the broad day of light in open squares of
Zaheedan. The regime executes these inhumane executions in public places
with full publicity to terrorize Baloch people with the motive to severely
frighten the masses and bring them into total control & submission, a very
old barbaric tactic practiced by ancient Iranian or Roman Empires!!!
We once again with tears and appeal to your kind honour to promptly use all
your powers under your control, to take necessary actions in order to spare
the life of 17 years innocent Baloch teenager Mr Saeed Kamberzai
along-with the above mentioned innocent Balochs from execution in the hands
of the Iranian regime.
We look forward to the democratic regimes of the world ....including India,
United States, European Union and others, to kindly intervene in this
humanitarian issue and oblige the Iranian regime to respect the Human
Rights of their citizens and let the innocent Balochs of Iran to live in a
free atmosphere.
Regards,
Khan Jan Baloch & others,
Friends of Balochs,
European Union.
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An Baloch alliance in EU invites
major Baloch's political parties to join GBNC
http://www.theasians.no/GBNC-BalochPartiesInvitation.html
News Desk
Oslo, March 24, 2007 – An Europe based Baloch Alliance has invited major
political parties of Pakistani and Iranian Balochistan to join it for
independent of the whole Baloch’s territory.
The Greater Balochistan National Congress (GBNC) issued a formal invitation
to Balochistan National Party (Mengal Grope), Balochistan National Movement
(Eastern Balochistan), Jomhoori Watan Party, National Party, Balochistan
Raji Zrombesh (Western Balochistan),
Balochistan Peoples Party (western Balochsitan), Balochistan United Front,
Balochistan United front (Federal), Balochistan United Front (Republican)
and all other Balochi organizations which are not members of GBNC.
The invitation letter said, “the situation in the world should not be
different from Balochistan and as the nations like East Taimer, Kosovo and
other are getting their Independent, Balochs have also right to raise their
voices for the independence.”
“Many of you have been trying to solve Balochistan’s problems trough
parliamentary politics under the ruling of occupation countries but so far
could not achieved the objectives,” the invitation argued.
The statement claimed, “Today Balochs are being killed in both east
(Pakistani Balochistan) & west (Iranian Balochistan) and this is time for
you to join Baloch people in their fight for freedom and Independent.”
The GBNC further claimed, this is the only & only organization that is
fighting for an Independent Greater Balochistan. Presenting the example of
African National Congress, the Baloch requested the invitees to join hand
with GBNC for “Independent greater Balochistan.”
GBNC is an alliance of different Baloch organisations those intend for an
independent county of Balochistan comprising Balochistan areas administered
by Pakistan, Iran and Afghanistan.
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EU open to talks
with Iran
25-03-2007
http://english.aljazeera.net
The new UN sanctions include banning Iranian arms exports and freezing
assets [AFP]
The EU foreign policy chief says he hopes to resume negotiations with Iran
following the UN decision to impose new sanctions aimed at forcing Tehran to
curb its nuclear programme.
But Javier Solana also voiced concerns on the fate of the 15 British
soldiers held by Iran as the British ambassador to Tehran demanded their
release on Sunday.
Solana said he is seeking immediate talks with Iran's leading negotiator,
Ali Larijani.
"We want to get in touch with Dr Larijani, this morning if we can, to try to
find a route that would allow us to go into the negotiations," Solana told
reporters on the sidelines of a European Union summit.
"The door is open for negotiations, let's see if together we can go
through."
Solana said talks with Larijani would seek to "prepare a route that leads to
a negotiated solution to this conflict".
Solana issued a statement on Saturday night, immediately after the UN
resolution was passed in New York, that confirmed the continued "twin track"
approach by the Europeans, US and other world powers.
That involves gradually imposing tougher sanctions if Iran fails to halt
uranium enrichment but offering negotiations on economic and political
advantages for Iran if it falls into line.
"We want to be as generous as possible," Solana said.
Diplomatic efforts
Solana led largely unsuccessful international diplomatic efforts for months
to persuade Iran to stop uranium enrichment before the UN first decided to
impose sanctions in December.
He last met with Larijani at a security conference last month in Munich, and
the two have spoken once on the telephone since then.
Frank-Walter Steinmeier, Germany's foreign minister, also urged Iran to
comply with UN resolutions "in order to clear the way for the start of
negotiations".
The sanctions, approved unanimously by the Security Council, include banning
Iranian arms exports and freezing the assets of 28 people and organisations
involved in Iran's nuclear and missile programmes.
Iran says its nuclear programme is aimed at peaceful uses such as producing
electricity, but the US and Europeans fear it could be used to make nuclear
weapons.
British soldiers
International pressure is mounting on Tehran to free the 15, who were seized
in the Shatt al-Arab waterway between Iran and Iraq on Friday as they
conducted "routine" anti-smuggling operations.
Solana reiterated the EU's concern about the fate of the sailors and
marines. He insisted the crisis over the seizure of the seamen should not be
linked to the nuclear issue.
"I don't think that this should be mixed, one thing with the other," he
said, reflecting European concerns that Iran might take a tougher line on
the captured Britons if the sanctions were adopted.
Immediate release
Meanwhile, Britain's ambassador to Tehran, on Sunday, asked to see the
soldiers and demanded that they be released.
Geoffrey Adams met foreign ministry officials after his return to Iran, a
British diplomat told AFP.
"He asked them for information about where the 15 British sailors are being
detained and the possibility of meeting them," he said.
"He also demanded their immediate release."
However, the Iranian officials did not say where the Britons were, the
diplomat said.
Iran said on Saturday that the 15 had admitted to violating its territorial
waters.
Israel welcomes
Also on Sunday, Israel said it welcomed the UN Security Council decision to
put new sanctions on Iran.
"There is no doubt that this resolution is a step up in international
efforts to stop Iran's nuclear programme," Ehud Olmert, Israel's prime
minister, said.
"We can already say that the previous resolutions ... have considerably
influenced not only the international community's approach, but also Iran's
conduct."
Israel, widely considered the Middle East's sole if undeclared nuclear
power, considers Iran its number one enemy following repeated calls by
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's president, for Israel to be wiped off the map.
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