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Mahabad: Kurdish Rebellion Against Iranian Regime Continues
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Kurdish terrorist groups are in the frontline against IS. Mahabad has always been the center of kurdnachin and kurdawari. u r more delusional than a turk lol. You think the people don't know what's going on in their OWN god damn city.
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These uncivilised subhumans put people in prison for just having a different sect:
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Saudi Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr 'sentenced to death'
Activists and relatives say Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr supported only peaceful protests and eschewed violence
A court in Saudi Arabia has sentenced the Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr to death, his family says.
Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr's brother said he was found guilty of seeking "foreign meddling" in the kingdom, "disobeying" its rulers and taking up arms against the security forces.
The cleric was a vocal supporter of the mass anti-government protests that erupted in Eastern Province in 2011.
His arrest two years ago, during which he was shot, triggered days of unrest.
Oil-rich Eastern Province is home to a Shia majority that has long complained of marginalisation at the hands of the Sunni royal family.
Protests began there in February 2011 after the start of the pro-democracy uprising in neighbouring Bahrain, which has a Shia majority and a Sunni royal family.
The Saudi authorities deny discriminating against Shia and blame Iran for stirring up discontent.
'Dangerous precedent'
Sheikh Nimr's brother Mohammed said on Twitter that he had been sentenced to death by Riyadh's Specialised Criminal Court, which tries terrorism cases, on Wednesday morning.
A statement by the cleric's family described the verdict as "discretionary", saying the judge had the option of imposing a lighter sentence, according to the Associated Press. It also warned that the trial had been "political" and had set a "dangerous precedent for decades to come".
When Sheikh Nimr, who holds the rank of ayatollah, went on trial in March 2013 prosecutors called for his execution by "crucifixion", a punishment which in Saudi Arabia involves beheading followed by public display of the decapitated body.
Human rights groups expressed concern at the time that he would not receive a fair trial. They also said he had still not been given access to adequate medical care for the gunshot wounds he received during his arrest in July 2012, something denied by the authorities.
Police shot Sheikh Nimr in the leg four times in disputed circumstances as they detained him after a car chase in Eastern Province's Qatif district.
Officials said he rammed a security forces vehicle, leading to a gun battle. However, his family disputed the allegation that he resisted arrest and insisted that he did not own a weapon.
The cleric was held for eight months before being charged and reportedly spent the first four in an isolation cell at a prison hospital in Riyadh.
Activists and relatives say Sheikh Nimr, who has a wide following among Shia in Eastern Province and other states, supported only peaceful protests and eschewed all violent opposition to the government.
In 2011, he told the BBC that he supported "the roar of the word against authorities rather than weapons... the weapon of the word is stronger than bullets, because authorities will profit from a battle of weapons".
His arrest prompted days of protests in which three people were killed.
Human Rights Watch said more than 1,040 people had been arrested at Shia protests between February 2011 and August 2014. At least 240 are still believed to be in detention.
"I think the message that Saudis are saying is: 'We will arrest anybody. We don't care how high profile they are... nobody is above this. We don't have any tolerance. We don't have any flexibility,'" HRW Middle East researcher Adam Coogle told AP after Sheikh Nimr's sentencing.
Saudi Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr 'sentenced to death' - BBC News
You donkeys are the last ones to be taken seriously here. You should worry about Kurds carving out a good portion of your own country
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Saudi Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr 'sentenced to death'
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Activists and relatives say Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr supported only peaceful protests and eschewed violence
A court in Saudi Arabia has sentenced the Shia cleric Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr to death, his family says.
Sheikh Nimr Baqir al-Nimr's brother said he was found guilty of seeking "foreign meddling" in the kingdom, "disobeying" its rulers and taking up arms against the security forces.
The cleric was a vocal supporter of the mass anti-government protests that erupted in Eastern Province in 2011.
His arrest two years ago, during which he was shot, triggered days of unrest.
Oil-rich Eastern Province is home to a Shia majority that has long complained of marginalisation at the hands of the Sunni royal family.
Protests began there in February 2011 after the start of the pro-democracy uprising in neighbouring Bahrain, which has a Shia majority and a Sunni royal family.
The Saudi authorities deny discriminating against Shia and blame Iran for stirring up discontent.
'Dangerous precedent'
Sheikh Nimr's brother Mohammed said on Twitter that he had been sentenced to death by Riyadh's Specialised Criminal Court, which tries terrorism cases, on Wednesday morning.
A statement by the cleric's family described the verdict as "discretionary", saying the judge had the option of imposing a lighter sentence, according to the Associated Press. It also warned that the trial had been "political" and had set a "dangerous precedent for decades to come".
When Sheikh Nimr, who holds the rank of ayatollah, went on trial in March 2013 prosecutors called for his execution by "crucifixion", a punishment which in Saudi Arabia involves beheading followed by public display of the decapitated body.
Human rights groups expressed concern at the time that he would not receive a fair trial. They also said he had still not been given access to adequate medical care for the gunshot wounds he received during his arrest in July 2012, something denied by the authorities.
Police shot Sheikh Nimr in the leg four times in disputed circumstances as they detained him after a car chase in Eastern Province's Qatif district.
Officials said he rammed a security forces vehicle, leading to a gun battle. However, his family disputed the allegation that he resisted arrest and insisted that he did not own a weapon.
The cleric was held for eight months before being charged and reportedly spent the first four in an isolation cell at a prison hospital in Riyadh.
Activists and relatives say Sheikh Nimr, who has a wide following among Shia in Eastern Province and other states, supported only peaceful protests and eschewed all violent opposition to the government.
In 2011, he told the BBC that he supported "the roar of the word against authorities rather than weapons... the weapon of the word is stronger than bullets, because authorities will profit from a battle of weapons".
His arrest prompted days of protests in which three people were killed.
Human Rights Watch said more than 1,040 people had been arrested at Shia protests between February 2011 and August 2014. At least 240 are still believed to be in detention.
"I think the message that Saudis are saying is: 'We will arrest anybody. We don't care how high profile they are... nobody is above this. We don't have any tolerance. We don't have any flexibility,'" HRW Middle East researcher Adam Coogle told AP after Sheikh Nimr's sentencing.
Saudi Shia cleric Nimr al-Nimr 'sentenced to death' - BBC News
You donkeys are the last ones to be taken seriously here. You should worry about Kurds carving out a good portion of your own country
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This lizard eating sand deweller is going full retard. dude stop posting pictures from 2009 protest.
What a desperate bunch these sand niggers are.
These protesters are non existence anymore. Posting pictures from 09 protest is just an desperate attempt by your saudi buddies.
You mountain goat humpers i.e Pjak etc will just get slaughtered like you usually do. Real kurds are the ones killing your pjak buddies.
Well this is now from Serdasht
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my cousin told me they wanted to have one in Sine aswell but the police was everywhere and prevented it.
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hahah, your relatives even shit themselves when fighting with PJAK loooooool, and PJAK is/was nothing compared to PDKI and Komala under kak Shwan. All you iranians knew was killing innocent people, that's why Peshmerga left the cities and towns. And then PDK and after them PUK went backstabbing the kurdish revolution against iran
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The countries of the middle east and other Islamic countries all need a much better human rights record... each citizen in every one of our states should be treated no different from a member of the majority.
The problem often occurs when dictatorial regimes seek to eliminate opposition without thinking about such rights. A person should be able to express dissent freely. This is not a lecture for Iran. A lot of countries, including my own have these problems. In pakistan we also need to ensure the security of our shia community and other individuals like professors and doctors who are often targeted.
The problem often occurs when dictatorial regimes seek to eliminate opposition without thinking about such rights. A person should be able to express dissent freely. This is not a lecture for Iran. A lot of countries, including my own have these problems. In pakistan we also need to ensure the security of our shia community and other individuals like professors and doctors who are often targeted.
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Another quality thread of PDF
Some one puts his penis inside a girl and makes trolls happy!! very good and high quality!!
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If some trouble makers want to play with death of the poor girl in order for devil plans.we will ensure them they will face our iron reaction and their province will stay poor and undeveloped
Separatism violence is not tolerated and we Iranians will defend every inch of our land to the last breathe.
Separatism violence is not tolerated and we Iranians will defend every inch of our land to the last breathe.
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And that is it???
You guys run the forum and maybe its not my place to be giving advice but this forum has a name Pakistan attached to it.
Can understand with the Indians because they bring in the revenues but not sure we have to take sh*t from these two bit idiots !
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of course we know fan boys of PKK or pejak terrorist groups like you
"my cousin said that or that" oh yeah what is more convincing than your bullshit stories...
this is very simple indeed:
EITHER
1/ you feel Iranian , you have the duties and the rights no more no less than any other citizen
2/ you don't feel Iranian, you can change your nationality and go somewhere else
when you are part of a society, it doesn't mean destroy administrations, killing people, and burning flags . it means build it , participate in the society and change it for good (for exemple asking new rights)
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