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But their real crime, says Mahboubeh Abbasgholizadeh, was gathering peacefully outside Tehran's Revolutionary Court in support of five fellow activists on trial for demanding changes in laws that discriminate against women.

During her 15 days in prison, "I tried to convince them that asking for our rights had nothing to do with the enemy", Abbasgholizadeh said by phone from Tehran. "But they insisted that foreign governments were exploiting our cause."

The March 4 arrests highlight how women's rights, which were making some advances under the reformist presidency of Mohammad Khatami, are being rolled back by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who succeeded him in August 2005.

Activists say that while world attention has focused on the West's standoff with Iran over its nuclear program, the abuses of women's rights have intensified, using fear of a U.S. attack as a pretext.

Over the past 10 months, security forces have "become more and more aggressive even as women's actions have become more peaceful and tame," said Jila Baniyaghoub, an activist who has also spent time in jail.

Iranian authorities are reluctant to answer specific questions about the treatment of women.

But Intelligence Minister Gholamhossein Mohseni-Ejei recently pointed a finger at women activists when he claimed that "the enemy's new strategy is to finance and organize various groups under the cover of women's or student movements". The aim, he told a state news agency, is to depict the government as incompetent and to turn people against it.

Abbasgholizadeh is a 48-year-old mother of two daughters, a matronly divorcée with a fringe of chestnut hair peeking from under her shawl, and her story highlights her change of fortune since the days when Mohammad Khatami was president and reformists were gaining influence in Iran.

Then, she had Khatami's ear through the Center for Women's Participation, a government office set up to promote women's rights, and wrote a report for the president on the state of women in Iran. Under Ahmadinejad, Web access has been curbed, almost all liberal newspapers have been shut, and activists say they are under closer surveillance and often summoned for questioning

Joining a global trend, the fundamentalists have added another way to dehumanise women and girls: buying and selling them for prostitution. Exact numbers of victims are impossible to obtain, but according to an official source in Tehran, there has been a 635 percent increase in the number of teen-age girls in prostitution. The magnitude of this statistic conveys how rapidly this form of abuse has grown. In Tehran, there are an estimated 84,000 women and girls in prostitution, many of them are on the streets, others are in the 250 brothels that reportedly operate in the city. The trade is also international: Thousands of Iranian women and girls have been sold into sexual slavery abroad.

The head of Iran's Interpol bureau believes that the sex-slave trade is one of the most profitable activities in Iran today. This criminal trade is not conducted outside the knowledge and participation of the ruling fundamentalists. Government officials themselves are involved in buying, selling and sexually abusing women and girls.

Many of the girls come from impoverished rural areas. Drug addiction is epidemic throughout Iran, and some addicted parents sell their children to support their habits. High unemployment -- 28 percent for youth 15 to 29 years of age, and 43 percent for women 15 to 20 years of age -- is a serious factor in driving restless youth to accept risky offers for work. Slave traders take advantage of any opportunity in which women and children are vulnerable. For example, following the recent earthquake in Bam, orphaned girls have been kidnapped and taken to a known slave market in Tehran where Iranian and foreign traders meet.

Popular destinations for victims of the slave trade are the Arab countries in the Persian Gulf. According to the head of the Tehran province judiciary, traffickers target girls between 13 and 17, although there are reports of some girls as young as 8 and 10, to send to Arab countries. One ring was discovered after an 18-year-old girl escaped from a basement where a group of girls were held before being sent to Qatar, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates. The number of Iranian women and girls who are deported from Persian Gulf countries indicates the magnitude of the trade. Upon their return to Iran, the Islamic fundamentalists blame the victims, and often physically punish and imprison them. The women are examined to determine if they have engaged in "immoral activity." Based on the findings, officials can ban them from leaving the country again.

According to a report published recently by the Farsi-language Syna internet website, a “sex exhibition and auction” was held in the United Arab Emirate, somewhere between the sheikhdoms of Dubai and Fujairah, producing young Iranian beauties to the potential Arab buyers.

An Iranian pilot working for both an Emirate airline and the Sheylkhdom’s Police reported the scandal to Syna, saying that the “show” had lasted for 24 hours and although both the Iranian and the UAE’s authorities had been informed about the sex exhibition, not measure had been taken to stop it.

ساختار اجتماعی عراق رو به وخامت  گذاشته چنانکه درگیریهای سنیها و شیعه ها حتی از دوران اختلاف و

شکاف  در دوران صفویه بیشتر شده است نبردهای خونی بین مدهوش شدگان مذهبی که دشنه به دست قصد

هلاک یکدیگر را دارند رو به فزونی گذاشته است و این زنگ خطری برای همه مردمان خاورمیانه میباشد

در کنار این رویدادها  میتوان به سخنان گیتس ( وزیر دفاع ایلات متحده ) اشاره کرد ( به دولت عراق که ما

تضمینی برای ماندن همیشگی  در عراق نداریم واگر این حرف اشاره ای به خروج زود هنگام امریکا از

عراق داشته باشد  اینده بسیار هولناکی برای عراق و منطقه خاور میانه میتوان پیش بینی کرد)

و متاسفانه اهریمنان مذهبی به تنها چیزی که اهمیت نمیدهند جان این مردم مسلمان هستند . بله مسلمان نه غیر

مسلمان .چند روز پیش خبرگزاری اسوشیتتد پرس قطعه ای از یک ویدوو را که در ان یک جاسوس دو جانبه

طالبان توسط یک پسر بچه 12 ساله!!!( اشتباه نمیکنید درسته 12 ساله 12 year)   که به پیشانی خود کلمه لا الله الالله و محمد رسول اللله را نقش بسته بود  سر بریده شد  را   به نماش گذاشت که من را

که یک شرقی هستم بقدری نگران کرد که از همکیشانم تنفر به دل گرفتم حالا حساب کنید تماشاگر غربی چه

چیزی برداشت خواهد کرد  و از همه بدتر این بزرگترین  صدمه ای است که میتوان به اسلام زد .

واقعا شیاطین در خاور میانه بدنبال چه هستند؟؟؟؟ با ملتی به خاک و خون کشیده شده   اقتصادی ویران با

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