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Titolo: Nobel per la pace

11:02 Nobel per la pace all'iraniana Shirin Ebadi, militante per i diritti
di donne bambini
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Shirin Ebadi
Shirin Ebadi, attorney at law and lecturer at Tehran University, is a
prominent lawyer, advocate, and human rights campaigner in Iran.  She
was graduated from Faculty of Law, Tehran University, in 1969 and
immediately afterwards started work as a judge in Tehran.  By the
time
of Iranian revolution in 1979, she had been promoted to head the
Branch
24 Court of the Tehran Judiciary.  After the revolution, because of
the
policies of the new government banning female judges from the bench,
Ms. Ebadi had to leave her job and start work as an attorney.  
She is a prolific writer, specialising in human rights and civil law.
Her many published books include: The Children Rights in Iran
(Hoqooq-e
Koodak dar Iran), Comparative Rights of Children (Hoqooq-e Tatbiqi-e
Koodak),- both these works have also been translated into English and
published by UNICEF -, Child Workers (Kargaran-e Khordsal), History
of
the Human Rights Documents in Iran (Tarikh-cheh va Asnad-e Hoqooq-e
Bashar dar Iran) - this book too has been translated into English and
published in the USA -, Tradition and Modernity in Iranian Law
(Sonnat
va Tajaddod dar Hoqooq-e Iran), and the Literary and Artistic Laws
(Hoqooq-e Adabi va Honari).  She has also written many articles that
have been published in publications both inside and outside of Iran.
Ms. Ebadi has twice received accolades from the New York based Human
Rights Watch for her work on human rights in Iran.  She was a
founder-member of the Society for the Protection of the Rights of
Child
in Iran and currently acts as the Chair of its Executive Board.
Ms Ebadi delivered two talks at the Forum's meeting on Saturday 11th
March 2000.  She first talked on "The Legal Aspects of 'Serial
Murders'
of Iranian Dissidents and Writers.  She is Council to the Forouhar
family whose parents, Dariush and Parvaneh were amongst the victims
of
the so-called Serial Murders' in late 1998.  In this talk, she
elaborated on the progress (or rather, lack of progress) of the
judicial
process in resolving these murders.  She explained how both the
family
of the victims and herself as their lawyer have been kept in complete
darkness over the progress of this process and how frustrating her
efforts have been in following up the case in courts.
Later she took part in a Discussion Panel on the "Elections for the
6th
Parliament of the Islamic Republic - The Aftermath".  Here, Ms. Ebadi
gave a short resume of the election process in Iran and its
shortcomings, and explained the sort of problems the new parliament
will
face in carrying out the reforms promised by the candidates in their
election manifestos.
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ma probabilmente il vero motivo x cui le hanno dato il Nobel e' il
suo impegno x la liberazione della donna nell'Islam.
pit

 prominent lawyer, advocate, and human rights campaigner in Iran. She
Ma come, non te lo hanno detto?
Siamo su un ng italiano.
E chi scrive in inglese (per non parlare del latino) non si merita nemmeno
le condoglianze!
<g>
Paolo


 le condoglianze!
...ma un bel WfanQ... sì!

...un bel WfanQ... 
la tua genitalita' pervasiva mi skoncerta...
pit il bullo

 la tua genitalita' pervasiva mi skoncerta...
Scusa, che c'entra il Q con la *genitalità*?
--
"Sotto il sole del deserto il cammelliere fa i suoi progetti, ma li fa anche il cammello." 
Proverbio Arabo.

Scusa, che c'entra il Q con la *genitalità*?
da Businessweek, gia' citato:
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Nel 2000 le coppie gay con bambini sono cresciute
 al 22% rispetto al 5% del 1990. 
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pit