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Baada ya Maandamano yasiyo onesha Mwisho nchini Iran Serikali ya Marekani Imemtuma Balozi wake wa Kudumu Umoja wa Mataifa kuitisha kikao cha Dharula Umoja wa Mataifa na Kikao kingine cha Haki za Binadamu, kuona namna ya Kuwasaidia Wananchi wanaoteseka wa Iran. Maandamano Makubwa ya Kumpinga Ayatollah Khomeini.
''Umoja wa Mataifa unatakiwa Kuongelea hili'' akiwaambia waandishi wa habari walikusanyika. Katika siku zijazo tutaitisha mkutano wa umoja wa Mataifa hapa New York na baadae Mkutano wa Haki za Binadamu mjini Geneva Uswizi hatuwezi kunyamazia hili, raia wa Iran wanalilia uhuru wao.
Maandamano hayo yashachukua leo siku ya sita na bado hayaoneshi dalili za kuisha, Japo Utawala wa Teheran umesema Maandamano yataisha karibuni kwani wameshachukua hatua ya kuwadhibiti viongozi wote wa maandamano na wanaendelea kuwakamata. Watu hadi leo siku ya sita wameshapoteza uhai raia 22
Wakati huo huo Spika wa Bunge la Marekani amesema anasimama uande wa Raia wa Iran, ''Wameteseka kwa Muda Mrefu, Ni watu wao wenyewe ambao wamepaza sauti kupinga utawala wa rushwa.
'We stand with Iran's longsuffering victims-its people'
White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders said that the US stands with Iran's long suffering victims, its own people who have initiated a 'local uprising' against the 'corrupt' Iranian government.
Amb. Haley calls for UN emergency sessions on Iran
US Ambassador to the UN calls for Security Council, Human Rights Council in response to the mass protests in Iran
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Gary Willig, 02/01/18 21:45
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Nikki Haley
Reuters
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said that the US could call for emergency sessions at the UN Security Council and Human Rights Council on the mass protests against the Ayatollahs' regime in Iran.
“The U.N. must speak out,” Haley said at a press conference. “In the days ahead, we will be calling for an emergency session both here in New York and at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. We must not be silent. The people of Iran are crying out for freedom.”
The protests against the ruling regime in Iran entered their sixth day Tuesday. Since last Thursday, thousands of Iranian civilians have taken to the streets to protest against President Hassan Rouhani’s government and the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The uprising, the largest since a series of mass protests in 2009, began in the city of Mashhad, when demonstrators denounced President Rouhani over the failure to reduce the country’s high unemployment rates.
Videos on Nazar's Telegram channel showed people in Mashhad, an important religious center in the northeast of Iran, chanting "Death to Rouhani".
They also showed chants of "Death to the dictator" and "Not Gaza, not Lebanon, my life for Iran", a reference to anger in some circles that the government is focusing on the wider region rather than improving conditions at home.
According to some reports, as many as 13 people were killed by Iranian security forces over the weekend in protests across the country. The Associated Press confirmed 12 of the 13 reported deaths.
The Iranian government blocked some social media outlets and popular instant messaging systems, calling the move a "temporary" limitation intended to prevent protesters from organizing mass demonstrations.
Both President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu have expressed their support for protesters, and called on other world leaders to back the demonstrations.
''Umoja wa Mataifa unatakiwa Kuongelea hili'' akiwaambia waandishi wa habari walikusanyika. Katika siku zijazo tutaitisha mkutano wa umoja wa Mataifa hapa New York na baadae Mkutano wa Haki za Binadamu mjini Geneva Uswizi hatuwezi kunyamazia hili, raia wa Iran wanalilia uhuru wao.
Maandamano hayo yashachukua leo siku ya sita na bado hayaoneshi dalili za kuisha, Japo Utawala wa Teheran umesema Maandamano yataisha karibuni kwani wameshachukua hatua ya kuwadhibiti viongozi wote wa maandamano na wanaendelea kuwakamata. Watu hadi leo siku ya sita wameshapoteza uhai raia 22
Wakati huo huo Spika wa Bunge la Marekani amesema anasimama uande wa Raia wa Iran, ''Wameteseka kwa Muda Mrefu, Ni watu wao wenyewe ambao wamepaza sauti kupinga utawala wa rushwa.
'We stand with Iran's longsuffering victims-its people'
White House spokesperson Sarah Sanders said that the US stands with Iran's long suffering victims, its own people who have initiated a 'local uprising' against the 'corrupt' Iranian government.
Amb. Haley calls for UN emergency sessions on Iran
US Ambassador to the UN calls for Security Council, Human Rights Council in response to the mass protests in Iran
Contact Editor
Gary Willig, 02/01/18 21:45
Share
Nikki Haley
Reuters
US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said that the US could call for emergency sessions at the UN Security Council and Human Rights Council on the mass protests against the Ayatollahs' regime in Iran.
“The U.N. must speak out,” Haley said at a press conference. “In the days ahead, we will be calling for an emergency session both here in New York and at the Human Rights Council in Geneva. We must not be silent. The people of Iran are crying out for freedom.”
The protests against the ruling regime in Iran entered their sixth day Tuesday. Since last Thursday, thousands of Iranian civilians have taken to the streets to protest against President Hassan Rouhani’s government and the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The uprising, the largest since a series of mass protests in 2009, began in the city of Mashhad, when demonstrators denounced President Rouhani over the failure to reduce the country’s high unemployment rates.
Videos on Nazar's Telegram channel showed people in Mashhad, an important religious center in the northeast of Iran, chanting "Death to Rouhani".
They also showed chants of "Death to the dictator" and "Not Gaza, not Lebanon, my life for Iran", a reference to anger in some circles that the government is focusing on the wider region rather than improving conditions at home.
According to some reports, as many as 13 people were killed by Iranian security forces over the weekend in protests across the country. The Associated Press confirmed 12 of the 13 reported deaths.
The Iranian government blocked some social media outlets and popular instant messaging systems, calling the move a "temporary" limitation intended to prevent protesters from organizing mass demonstrations.
Both President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu have expressed their support for protesters, and called on other world leaders to back the demonstrations.
