Islamist vigilantes to protest outside British embassy in Iran
capital
Laptop Battery Sunday, 25th September 2005
Iran Focus
Prior to the attack on the British embassy, a smaller crowd attacked the German embassy in Tehran. Western officials have said that Iran's rulers have deliberately been encouraging violent protests over the cartoons. In Tehran, the embassies of Britain, France, Germany, Norway, Austria, and Denmark have all come under attack during similar protests. On Monday, United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan said that countries such as Iran and Syria which did not protect foreign embassies should pay the cost of damages.
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Tehran, Iran, Sep. 25 - Iran's para-military Bassij force
is planning to hold a demonstration outside the British embassy in
Tehran on Wednesday to voice protest over the adoption of a
resolution on Saturday by the
International Atomic Energy
Agency's board of governors, a state-run
news agency reported on
Sunday.
Previous demonstrations by the Bassij outside the British embassy in Tehran resulted in attacks on the embassy compound. August, line members of the Islamist organisation rallied outside the embassy, chanting "death to England" (sic.) and demanding that British "spies" leave the country. They pelted the compound with rocks and tomatoes, trampled on American and Israeli flags, and set them on fire.
Microsoft The United Kingdom had drafted Saturday's IAEA resolution which
demanded that the Islamic Republic suspend its sensitive nuclear
work or be referred to the United Nations
Security Council.
But such talk, he insisted, - and not a concrete offer from Iran as had been reported by some media. "It is not clear why foreign agencies have reported this news about Iran offering oil relief to the US, because any decision on such matters rests with the parliament, " he asserted. Washington and Tehran cut off diplomatic ties in 1981 after Islamist students stormed the US embassy in the Iranian capital and held 52 staff hostages for 444 days.
Laptop Computers The decision to hold the protest was announced by Abdollah
Ganji, a senior Bassij official in Tehran, who told Mehr new agency
that the Bassij would rally against the UN nuclear watchdog's
resolution.
Iran Focus Tehran, Iran, Dec. Iran' day military exercise in the city of Karaj, west of Tehran, in what residents described as an attempt by the government to instil a reign of fear. In an email to Iran Focus, a resident from the sprawling city of more than a million inhabitants said that thousands of Islamist vigilantes brought into the city to take part in the war games are intimidating the local population.
Laptop Computer The Bassij - affiliated to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards
Corps - are hard-line Islamist vigilantes loyal to Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and were recently given new powers to act as
the country's back-up police force.
Iran Focus Tehran, Iran, Sep. Iran' military Bassij force is planning to hold a demonstration outside the British embassy in Tehran on Wednesday to voice protest over the adoption of a resolution on Saturday by the International Atomic Energy Agency's board of governors, run news agency reported on Sunday.
Desktop Computer Previous demonstrations by the Bassij outside the British
embassy in Tehran resulted in attacks on the embassy compound. In
mid-August, hundreds of hard-line members of the Islamist
organisation rallied outside the embassy, chanting "death to
England" (sic.) and demanding that British "spies" leave the
country. They pelted the compound with rocks and tomatoes, trampled
on American and Israeli flags, and set them on fire.
Notebooks They were protesting against what they described as London's
"conspiratorial role" in securing a resolution in August critical
of Iran's nuclear activities by the IAEA board.
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