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Iran regime arrests activists' relatives
Nobel laureate's sister held as UK ambassador is called to foreign ministry over alleged western support for protestersAuthorities in Iran intensified their drive to snuff out the opposition movement overnight by arresting the relatives of prominent activists, including the sister of the Nobel laureate and human rights campaigner Shirin Ebadi.The arrests came as the Iranian foreign ministry summoned the British ambassador in Tehran, Simon Gass, to complain that western countries, including Britain, had fomented renewed protests on Sunday that left at least eight people dead.Ebadi – winner of the 2003 Nobel peace prize – said her sister, Dr Noushin Ebadi, a lecturer in medicine at Tehran Azad university, was arrested at her home last night by four intelligence agents. She was taken to an unknown location. Shirin Ebadi, who is currently in London, said the arrest was intended to pressure her into giving up her human rights work."During the past two months, [my sister] has been summoned by the intelligence ministry several times and ordered to persuade me to stop my human rights activities," Ebadi said in a statement posted on the reformist website Rah-e Sabz. "She was also ordered to vacate her home, which adjoins my apartment. She was threatened that if she failed to comply with these two demands, she would be arrested."The arrest coincided with the detentions of relatives of other prominent figures, including Shapour Kazemi, brother-in-law of the reformist leader Mir Hossein Mousavi, and Leila Tavassoli, niece of the former foreign minister Ebrahim Yazdi, who has also been detained. It was the second time Kazemi, the brother of Mousavi's wife, Zahra Rahnavard, has been arrested since June's disputed presidential election.The latest detention came after Mousavi's nephew, Ali Mousavi Khamane, was killed on Sunday in what his family allege was an assassination by security forces. At least 20 prominent figures, including journalists, have been arrested since Sunday's clashes, which took place on the Shia holy day of Ashura.The Islamic regime insists that the protests – which occurred in cities all over Iran – were backed by western governments. A foreign ministry spokesman, Ramin Mahmanparast, said the unrest was the work of a "tiny minority" and added: "Some western countries are supporting these activities. This is intervention in our internal affairs. We strongly condemn it. In this regard, the British ambassador will be summoned today."His remarks came after several western countries condemned Sunday's crackdown, which apparently included orders to security forces to open fire. Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, said: "The tragic deaths of protesters in Iran are yet another reminder of how the Iranian regime deals with protests."Ordinary Iranian citizens are determined to exercise their right to have their voices heard. They are showing great courage."Ali Larijani, speaker of Iran's parliament, seized on foreign expressions of support to accuse the protesters of a pro-western agenda. "The praise … will damage your reputation and clarifies the motives of this anti-religious group," he told state radio.IranProtestMir Hossein MousaviFreedom of SpeechRobert Taitguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2009 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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Liu Xiaobo Appeals Conviction
Chinese democracy activist Liu Xiaobo filed an appeal of his conviction and 11-year sentence on subversion charges.
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Hong Kong Opposition to Rail Holds Off Vote
Hong Kong opposition lawmakers, after filibustering a vote to finance an $8.6 billion high-speed railway to mainland China, are gearing up for a second showdown.
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Iran's use of 'Persian Gulf' on sporting event's logo offended Arab nations
The Islamic Solidarity Games have been cancelled after a dispute between Arab countries and Iran over the name of the waterway dividing them.The Saudi-based Islamic Solidarity Games Federation says it cancelled the event, which was to be held in Tehran in the spring, after Iran put "Persian Gulf" on the logo. Arab nations call the waterway the Arabian Gulf.The five-year-old games were created to strengthen ties among the 57 nations of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference.The event was originally scheduled for October 2009 but was postponed in an attempt to reach a compromise.Middle EastIranSaudi ArabiaIslamguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
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Will companies face a 'bumpy recovery'?
UK companies should prepare for 'a bumpy recovery', a report says. What are your hopes for 2010?
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