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Nothing compares to Egypt: This is a controversial ad concerning Egypt's denial of essential ID cards for its Baha'i minority. More about the case at our site, the Muslim Network for Baha'i Rights. BahaiRights.org
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By MEY Staff • 1067 Views
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A video protesting Egypt's entry in the UN human rights council, created by our Free Kareem Coalition at FreeKareem.org
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By MEY Staff • 840 Views
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This is a video documenting how Kurds were being attacked by Turkish police and soldiers during Newroz celebrations, a traditional festivity which marks the beginning of spring.
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By Mideast Youth • 1369 Views
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This is a trailer for a documentary on the secret death of a prominent evangelical pastor in Iran. It's the untold story of Iranian Christian martyrs, and Christian converts, who became the victims of their beliefs and had to pay with their lives.
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By Mideast Youth • 2319 Views
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Sequel to Persepolis exposes the reality of the suffering of the Baha'is in Iran since the Revolution and until today, and calls for action on their behalf. Note: The images for this clip were borrowed from Marjan Satrapi's film "Persepolis", an admirable work which serves as inspiration to us all.
2,500 years ago, Cyrus the Great penned down what is regarded as the first declaration for human rights, affirming the right of freedom of worship. But centuries later, what is the condition of Iran's largest religious minority?
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By Mideast Youth • 1597 Views
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Like many, we were also outraged that a conference on religion was held in Iran despite the country's violent treatment of religious minorities, specifically members of the Baha'i Faith. This video is a result of that outrage, made possible with the help of Portuguese blogger Marco.
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By Elizabeth Tsurkov • 1020 Views
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For the past 30 years, followers of the Bahai Faith in Iran have been lynched, falsely imprisoned, vilified and driven out of their homes. Bahai children have been deprived of their right to an education, adults have been prevented from earning a livelihood and thousands of families had their properties illegally confiscated by the government.But the Iranian regime would have us believe that its the innocent party in these circumstances. It continues to deny that it harbors any intentions to eradicate the Bahai community, while employing all possible means to slander and denigrate the memories of its victims. We need to fight for their human rights.
