Delara Darabi executed in Iran

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  • Rasputin
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2005
    • 63906

    #1

    Delara Darabi executed in Iran

    On Saturday, January 27, 2007, Iran’s Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of Delara Darabi for a second time. Delara, who is now 20 years old, faces death by public hanging for a murder that took place when she was 17 years old.

    According to newspaper and court reports, after murdering a woman related to Delara, Delara’s 19 year old boyfriend, Amir Hossein, convinced Delara to admit responsibility for the murder to protect him from execution.

    Apparently, both teenagers believed that because Delara was under the age of 18, she could not be sentenced to death. This belief proved to be devastatingly false. savedelara.com


    Part I

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ofeLS1LCIzc[/ame]

    Part II

    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ounq6LncyA[/ame]

    iran
  • gg666
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2005
    • 4131

    #2
    so painfull....
    Love like you never got hurt
    work like you don't need the money
    Dance like no one is watching


    تا عاقلان راهی برای یکبار خندیدن پیدا کنند دیوانگان هزار بار خندیده اند

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    • abadani69
      Senior Member
      • Aug 2005
      • 21339

      #3
      damnnn

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      • Rasputin
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2005
        • 63906

        #4
        Delara Darabi, the young artist who has been in Rasht prison for the last 5 years in Iran, is at great risk of execution at any moment.

        A few days ago, she was told by prison authorities to prepare herself as she would be executed any day. Her lawyer, Abdolsamad Khoramshahi, is convinced that if she were to be given a new trial whereby they could re-enact the scene of the crime, it would be easily proven that Delara is innocent of the alleged murder she was convicted of.

        Khoramshahi has said many times that he has new evidence including the crime being committed by a right handed person whereas Delara is lefthanded. Despite many attempts by human rights groups and celebrities to try and get pardon from the family of the victim, the family would like to see her execution carried out.

        Stop Child Executions has been documenting Delara's case for several years and informing members of parliament worldwide, human rights group, the United Nations and the general public about her condition.

        In 2007, Stop Child Executions produced a 10 minute documentary about Delara which can be viewed here:



        For more information on Delara Darabi and backstory, please visit our archived news pieces at:




        Please send your urgent action by phoning or faxing the Permanent Mission of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations:



        Mohammad Khazaee, Ambassador and Permanent Representative

        622 Third Ave. New York, NY 10017
        Tel: (212) 687-2020 / Fax: (212) 867-7086
        E-mail: iran@un.int



        And writing to the Head of Judiciary in Iran


        His Excellency Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi

        Howzeh Riyasat-e Qoveh Qazaiyeh / Office of the Head of the Judiciary
        Pasteur St., Vali Asr Ave., south of Serah-e Jomhouri,
        Tehran 1316814737,

        Islamic Republic of Iran

        Phone: [00 98 21] 391 1109

        Fax: [00 98 21] 390 4986

        Email: Shahroudi@Dadgostary-tehran . ir

        Salutation: Your Excellency


        This may be her last chance. Please spread this everywhere you can including informing your local news stations.

        Amnesty International

        iran

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        • Rasputin
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2005
          • 63906

          #5
          According to Iran's state run daily newspaper Etemaad, the young artist Delara Darabi who has spent the last 5 years in Rasht prison in Iran for the alleged murder of a relative, is scheduled to be executed in four days from now.
          It was reported that her lawyer Abdolsamad Khoramshahi had been given official notice of her execution date. He is convinced that Delara is innocent and hopes that the family of the victim will give pardon by accepting "diyeh" (blood money) as retribution.

          Stop Child Executions has reported the urgent news to the United Nations High Commission on Human Rights, Members of Parliament worldwide and other human rights groups and individuals. Stop Child Executions is hoping there is enough pressure on the the head of Judiciary in Iran to grant a new trial whereby Khoramshahi will be able to present the new evidence he has obtained which would prove her innoncence. Stop Child Executions has also been working to establish contact with the family of the victim to see if there are any other avenues to save Delara's life.
          Stop Child Executions urges you to bombard the Head of Judiciary, Ayatollah Shahroudi's fax with the message below:



          FAX : 0098213904986
          (If you are dialing from North America, you would dial 011 98 21 390 4986)

          Your Excellency Ayatollah Shahroudi,
          Delara Darabi, the young artist who has been in Rasht prison for the last 5 years in Iran, is at risk of execution. I understand that her lawyer Abdolsamad Khoramshai has been informed that her execution is scheduled in the next few days. He is convinced that if she were to be given a new trial whereby they could re-enact the scene of the crime, it would be easily proven that Delara is innocent of the alleged murder she was convicted of.

          Mr. Khoramshahi has said many times that he has new evidence including the crime being committed by aright handed person whereas Delara is left-handed. Many attempts have been made by human rights groups and celebrities to try and get a pardon from the victim's family, however they have said that they want her execution to be carried out.

          Please keep in mind that Iran is a state party to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), which prohibit the use of the death penalty against people convicted of crimes committed when they were under 18.

          In the indicated circumstances, I'd request that she not be executed and be granted a new trial.

          Thank you,

          (Your name)

          iran

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          • purrsian_cat
            Member
            • Dec 2005
            • 1788

            #6
            thats reali sad!

            quote: 'for a murder that took place when she was 17 years old'

            so did she actually murder? If no one is certain there should be NO execution!

            what was the reason for killing her cousin?
            Last edited by purrsian_cat; 04-16-2009, 06:11 AM.
            .Proud to be Persian.

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            • Rasputin
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2005
              • 63906

              #7

              iran

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              • Rasputin
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2005
                • 63906

                #8
                http://hra-iran.net/index.php?option...589&Itemid=361

                iran

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                • Rasputin
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 63906

                  #9
                  افزایش درخواست*ها برای توقف اعدام دارابی

                  درخواست*ها برای توقف اجرای حکم دل*آرا دارابی افزایش یافته است.

                  دل*آرا دارابی فردا (یکشنبه) به جرم قتل اعدام می*شود.

                  فعالان حقوق بشر، فعالان حقوق زن، نهاد*های بین*المللی، وب*سایت*ها و وبلاگ*های فعال مدنی طی روز*های اخیر با صدور بیانیه*ها و اطلاعیه*های جداگانه*ای از مقام*های قضایی ایران خواسته*اند که حکم اعدام خانم دارابی را متوقف کنند.

                  وب*سایت*ها و وبلاگ*ها نیز با انتشار گزارش*ها و یادداشت*هایی مخالفت خود با اعدام دل*آرا را اعلام کرده*اند.

                  دل*آرا دارابی ۲۳ ساله، متهم است شش سال پیش زمانی که ۱۷ سال داشت به همراه دوست پسرش، شخصی به نام «مینا» را در رشت از پای در آورده است.

                  کمپین بین*المللی حقوق بشر در ایران در اطلاعیه*ای با اعتراض به حکم صادر شده، به مقام*های ایران توصیه کرده است که با توقف حکم اعدام وی، پرونده را باردیگر مورد «بازبینی» قرار دهند.

                  عبدالصمد خرمشاهی، وکیل دل*آرا نیز اظهار داشته است که پرونده موکلش «ایراد*های زیادی» دارد.
                  «چپ*دست بودن دل*آرا که با محل ضربات وارد شده به مقتول همخوانی ندارد»، به گفته آقای خرمشاهی مهمترین دلیل برای اثبات بی*گناهی موکلش است.

                  سازمان عفو بین*الملل دیگر نهاد بین*المللی فعال در امر حقوق بشر است که با صدور بیانیه*ای خواستار توقف حکم اعدام دل*آرا دارابی شده *است.
                  پدر دل*آرا نیز در نامه*ای از آیت*الله محمود هاشمی شاهرودی خواسته که حکم اعدام دخترش را متوقف کند.
                  دل*آرا در اولین بازجویی*ها به قتل اعتراف کرده است، اما در روز دادگاه اتهام قتل را نپذیرفت.

                  وی گفت که «پسر مورد علاقه*ام به من گفته بود چون تو زیر ۱۸ سال هستی اگر قتل را به گردن بگیری اعدام نخواهی شد و من هم به قتل اعتراف کردم.»

                  iran

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                  • Rasputin
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2005
                    • 63906

                    #10
                    According to Delara's attorney Khoramshahi, execution is halted.

                    iran

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                    • Rasputin
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2005
                      • 63906

                      #11
                      Persian: http://scenews.blog.com/4832730/

                      According to Committee of Human Rights Reporters of Iran, Delara Darabi's attorney, Abdolsamad Khoramshahi has confirmed that "Due to refusal of the victim's family to attend the execution by hanging and because the laws (of Islamic Republic of Iran) requires that the verdict can only be excercised in the presence of the family, for now the execution has been postponed. However the victim family have not changed their demand for execution"


                      It has been a long, emotional and exhausting weekend for SCE volunteers, supporters and so many of you around the world but Delara gets to live another day thanks to the efforts of her family, her attorney Mr. Khoramshahi , and many politicians, human rights organizations and activists and so many caring people like you in Iran and around the world.....
                      We all now deserve a break as tomorrow is another day to continue the struggle to end the imminent execution order of Delara Darabi by the regime in Iran and until the UN Conventions on the Rights of the Child are observed by all governments.

                      THANK YOU ALL wherever you are on this one planet that we all share together.

                      For more information about Delara visit: http://www.stopchildexecutions.com/Delara.aspx

                      iran

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                      • Rasputin
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2005
                        • 63906

                        #12
                        PUBLIC AI Index: MDE 13/034/2009 April 20, 2009

                        FurtherInformation on 98/09 (MDE 13/031/2009, 09 April 2009) and follow-up (MDE13/032/2009) - Fear of imminent execution

                        IRAN DelaraDarabi (f), aged 22, juvenile offender

                        Juvenileoffender Delara Darabi was granted a two month stay of execution by the Head ofthe Judiciary on 19 April, the day before she was due to be executed.

                        DelaraDarabi’s lawyer, Abdolsamad Khorramshahi, has confirmed that herexecution has been postponed for two months after the family of the victim refusedto attend the execution. They are however still demanding that she be executed.According to Article 7 of Iran’s Code of Procedure on executions, the family ofthe victim or their lawyer are required to be present for the implementation ofthe sentence.

                        DelaraDarabi remains at risk of being executed unless the family of the victim agreeson compensation.

                        BACKGROUNDINFORMATION

                        Iran has executed at least forty two juvenile offenders since 1990, eight ofthem in 2008 and one on 21 January 2009.

                        The execution of juvenile offenders is prohibitedunder international law, as stated in Article 6(5) of the InternationalCovenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) and the Convention on the Rightsof the Child (CRC), to which Iranis a state party, and so has undertaken not to execute anyone for crimescommitted when they were under 18.

                        In Irana person convicted of murder has no right to seek pardon or commutation fromthe state, in violation of Article 6(4) of the ICCPR. The family of a murdervictim have the right either to insist on execution, or to pardon the killerand receive financial compensation (diyeh).

                        For more information about executions of child offenders in Iran, pleasesee Iran: The last executioner of children (Index: MDE 13/059/2007), June2007, (http://web.amnesty.org/library/index/engmde130592007).

                        RECOMMENDEDACTION: Please send appeals to arrive as quickly as possible, in Persian,Arabic, English or your own language:

                        -welcoming the stay of execution for Delara Darabi;

                        -calling on the authorities to commute her death sentence, as she is facingexecution for a crime committed when he was under 18;

                        -acknowledging that governments have a right and responsibility to bring tojustice those suspected of criminal offences in proceedings that meetinternational standards for fair trial and the Convention of the Rights of theChild, and pointing out that no one should be executed for crimes committedwhen under 18;

                        - calling on the authorities to pass, as a matterof urgency, legislation abolishing the death penalty for all offences committedby those under 18, in accordance with Iran’s obligations as a state party tothe International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the Convention onthe Rights of the Child.

                        APPEALSTO:

                        Headof the Judiciary

                        AyatollahMahmoud Hashemi Shahroudi

                        c/o Director, Judiciary Public Relationsand Information Office

                        Ardeshir Sadiq

                        Judiciary Public Relations andInformation Office

                        No. 57, Pasteur St., corner of Khosh Zaban Avenue

                        Tehran, Iran

                        Email: info@dadiran**** (In thesubject line write: FAO Ayatollah Shahroudi)

                        Salutation: Your Excellency

                        Judiciary spokesperson

                        Alireza Jamshidi

                        Howzeh Riyasat-e Qoveh Qazaiyeh / Officeof the Head of the Judiciary

                        Pasteur St, Vali Asr Ave., south of Serah-e Jomhuri

                        Tehran 1316814737, Iran

                        Email: info@a-jamshidi****

                        Salutation: DearSir

                        Leaderof the Islamic Republic

                        AyatollahSayed ‘Ali Khamenei, The Office of the Supreme Leader

                        Islamic Republic Street – End of Shahid Keshvar Doust Street, Tehran,Islamic Republic of Iran

                        Email: info_leader@leader****

                        via website: http://www.leader****/langs/en/index...letter(English)

                        http://www.leader****/langs/fa/index.php?p=letter (Persian)

                        Salutation: Your Excellency

                        COPIESTO:
                        Director, Human RightsHeadquarters of Iran

                        Mohammad Javad Larijani

                        Howzeh Riyasat-e Qoveh Qazaiyeh /Office of the Head of the Judiciary

                        Pasteur St, Vali AsrAve., south of Serah-e Jomhuri

                        Tehran 1316814737, Iran

                        Fax: +98 21 3390 4986 (please keep trying)

                        Email: info@dadgostary-tehran****(In the subject line write: FAO Javad Larijani)

                        Salutation: Dear Mr Larijani

                        andto diplomatic representatives of Iran accredited to your country.

                        PLEASESEND APPEALS IMMEDIATELY. Check with the InternationalSecretariat, or your section office, if sending appeals after 1 June.

                        iran

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                        • ghalibaf
                          Member
                          • Oct 2007
                          • 154

                          #13
                          Dont blame the government, its up to the victims family to give consent..if the victims family accept or if sufficient proof is verified she can be set free. Otherwise....
                          Vote Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf

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                          • Dokhtar Bandari
                            Member
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 1099

                            #14
                            Originally posted by ghalibaf View Post
                            Dont blame the government, its up to the victims family to give consent..if the victims family accept or if sufficient proof is verified she can be set free. Otherwise....
                            I don't know how else to say this. But you are one of the dumbest, least compassionate and not to mention absolutely of a very low states of consciousness. I have never wished any horror on anyone,

                            A child at the age of 17 has not fully complete his frontal lobe, the part of brain which is responsible for decision making...ahmaghe beshoor, and you think a whole life of experience and precious life should be taken away from a child because of a stupid and undeniably corrupted backward government.
                            Last edited by Rasputin; 04-21-2009, 09:46 AM. Reason: Pls respect the other members.
                            I would be true, for there are those who trust me;
                            I would be pure, for there are those who care;
                            I would be strong, for there is much to suffer;
                            I would be brave, for there is much to dare.
                            I would be friend of all—the foe—the friendless;
                            I would be giving and forget the gift;
                            I would be humble, for I know my weakness;
                            I would look up and laugh—and love—and lift.
                            Howard Walter

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                            • abadani69
                              Senior Member
                              • Aug 2005
                              • 21339

                              #15
                              inghadr az in ghalibafe tarif nakon, khejalatesh midi azizam lol
                              Last edited by Rasputin; 04-21-2009, 09:46 AM. Reason: No large quote pls

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