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I am going to show you how to remove your damaged headlight and replace it with a new, working headlight.
Open hood and locate the section that holds the passenger headlight.
Remove the three bolts holding the headlight in place. *Note* If they are rusted like mine were, be prepared to use some elbow grease.
Put bolts off to the side for reassembly.
There is a red latch to release the hold on the connection. Push that down then remove the cable attaching to the right turn signal's bulb. *Note* You can remove just the cable or the bulb depending on your replacement.
The next cable is attached to main bulb in your headlight. Twist the black circle around the cord counter clockwise and you can remove the bulb OR just unclip the latch holding the cable in place. *Note* My replacement came with bulbs so I just took the cable off.
Push down on the gray insert that is holding the cables close to the headlight.
Be careful with the cable to not bend or damage it.
Now put the damaged headlight aside to properly dispose of.
Now reattach all the cables careful by doing these instructions in reverse.
Use the black handle, on top of the headlight, to help you align the holes to bolt the headlight in correctly. *Note* I screwed them in a little in a time clockwise to align it properly and not to cross thread the bolts.
Test the lights to assure they are coming on and enjoy your new headlight.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Make sure to test the headlight to ensure cables are properly working and your headlights/turn signal are coming on.
To reassemble your device, follow these instructions in reverse order. Make sure to test the headlight to ensure cables are properly working and your headlights/turn signal are coming on.
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Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php a: cPJ Committee to Protect Journalists Defending Journal is: s Worldwide Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed New York, April 6, 2010—At least 35 journalists were imprisoned in Iran as of April 1 as authorities continued their nearly year-long crackdown on the news media, according to CPJ's latest monthly census. Another 18 journalists were free on short-term furloughs granted for the Iranian New Year and were expected to report back to prison. • Top writers, iournalists petition for detainees' release ( http://cpi.orp/20 10/04 1350 0-petition- iran-re Iease-jailed-journalists-writers.php ) Many of the incarcerated journalists are under immense physical and psychological pressure to "confess" to crimes they have not committed, including crimes that could carry the death sentence, CPJ research shows. Many have also been denied family Asits and access to legal counsel. Others have been held without charge for periods far exceeding legal limits. "Not only is the scope of journalist detentions in Iran regrettable, so too is the appalling treatment these journalists have been subjected to," said CPJ Executive Director Joel Simon. "People all over the world hold the Iranian government responsible for any harm that might befall these journalists while in custody for simply doing their jobs. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and hope that those furloughed will not be returned to jail." In light of the Iranian government's crackdown, CPJ is conducting monthly surveys of journalists imprisoned in Iran. (CPJ normally conducts a worldwide survey of jailed journalists each December.) CPJ's March census recorded 52 journalists in Iranian prisons; in February, the census found 47 behind bars. The surveys, conducted on the first of each month, are snapshots of those incarcerated on that date. Iran remains the world's worst jailer of journalists, CPJ research shows. China was holding 24 journalists behind bars when CPJ conducted its worldwide census on December 1, 2009. CPJ research shows the number in China has remained stable since that time. Reformist newspaper Etemad e Melli's newsroom, seen here, was shuttered in August. Many of its reporters are now in prison. (AP) 1 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Below are capsule reports on each journalist imprisoned in Iran: IN CUSTODY Adnan Hassanpour, Aso Imprisoned: January 25, 2007 Security agents seized Hassanpour, former editor for the now-defunct Kurdish-Persian weekly Aso, in his hometown of Marivan, Kurdistan province, according to news reports. A Revolutionary Court convicted Hassanpour in July 2007 of endangering national security and engaging in propaganda against the state, one of his attorneys, Sirvan Hosmandi, told CPJ. The journalist was sentenced to death. A court of appeals overturned the death sentence in September 2008 and ordered a new trial on charges of "working for outlawed parties" and espionage, according to the BBC. In November 2009, a trial court convicted Hassanpour on the new charges and re-imposed the death sentence, the BBC said. According to reports (http://www.rhairan.org/archives / 4695) on the Human Rights Activists News Agency Web site, Adnan Hassanpour's death sentence was o'verturned in February and he was given a new sentence of 31 years in prison. Mohammad Seddigh Kaboudvand, Payam-e Mardom Imprisoned: July 1, 2007 Plainclothes security officials arrested journalist and human rights activist Kaboudvand at his Tehran office, according to Amnesty International and CPJ sources. He is being held at Evin Prison in Tehran. Authorities accused Kaboudvand, head of the Human Rights Organization of Kurdistan and managing editor of the weekly Payam-e Mardom, of acting against national security and engaging in propaganda against the state, according to his organization's Web site. A Revolutionary Court in Tehran sentenced him to 11 years in prison. Farda Mojtaba Lotfi, freelance Imprisoned: October 8, 2008 A clergyman and blogger, Lotfi was arrested by security forces on a warrant issued by the religious Clergy Court in Qom. Authorities accused him of publishing the views of Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri, who had criticized President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's positions. Authorities did not specify particular articles or publications in which the views were supposedly cited. Lotfi was convicted of several charges, including spreading antistate information, and sentenced to four years in prison, according to news reports. 2 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sell Jailed- Contittee to P... lfltp://cpJ ,org'20 1O/04/&rloughs-lower-iran-prison-count-but-dozens-still.php RSF Hossein Derakhshan, freelance Imprisoned: November 2008 On December 30, 2008, a spokesman for the Iranian Judiciary confirmed in a press conference in Tehran that Derakhshan, a well-known Iranian-Canadian blogger, had been detained since November 2008 in connection with comments he allegedly made about a key cleric, according to local and international news reports. The exact date of Derakhshan's arrest was unknown, but news of his detention first appeared on November 17, 2008, on a Web site close to the Iranian intelligence apparatus. At the time, Jahan News reported that he had confessed to "spying for Israel" during the preliminary interrogation. Derakhshan started blogging after the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States. A former writer for reformist newspapers, he also contributed opinion pieces to The Guardian of London and The New York Times. The journalist, who lived in Canada during most of the last decade, returned to Tehran a few weeks prior to his detention, The Washington Post reported. In November 2009, the BBC Persian service reported that Derakhshan's family had sought information about his whereabouts and the charges he faced and expressed concern about having very limited contact with him. According to an article (http: / /www.khodnevis.org/) in Khodnevis, a cooperative Web site of Creative Commons . . . . . Iranian journalists, Derakhshan has spent more than nine months of his detention in solitary confinement at Evin Prison. He has not had any visits with his family, and has only recently been allowed to buy items at the prison store. According to this article, Derakhshan's charges range from espionage for Israel to illegitimate sexual relationships and insulting sacred concepts, charges that carry a death sentence. On March 18, 2010, in a widely pulished open letter to the head of the Iranian judiciary, Sadegh Larijani, Derakhshan's mother complained (http:I lwww.kaleme.com/1388/12/27/klm-14610) about the judiciary's silence on her son's case. In an interview with the U.S.-funded Radio Farda, Derakhshan's brother, Hamed Derakhshan, also said ( http:llwww.radiofarda.com/content/f4 Hossein Derakhshan detention no trail/1987550.htmt) that Hossein has not been informed of his charges during his 500 days in custody. He said Derakhshan apparently made "confessions" under pressure that he later retracted. Nader Karimi Jooni, Jahan-e-Sanat, Sharq, Gozaresh, Fekr, and Siasat-e-Rooz Imprisoned: December 2008 Jooni, arrested in late 2008, was sentenced to 10 years in prison on January 11, 2010, at Branch 28 of the Revolutionary Court. He was convicted on charges of mutiny, espionage, and acting against national security, according ( http:llwww.kaleme.orq/1388/1O/22/klm-8161 ) to the reformist Web site Kalame. He denied the charges and said the case was politicized. Jooni, who was an editor and writer for now-defunct publications such as Gozaresh, Fekr, Jahan-e Sanat and SiasatRoozi, was placed in Evin Prison's Ward 209, where political prisoners are held. He is an Iran-Iraq War veteran who requires ongoing medical care, according to reformist news Web site Kalame. (http://www.kaleme.org 1 1388 1 1022 1k 1m-8 16 1 ) Mohammad Pour Abdollah, freelance Imprisoned: February 13, 2009 On December 9, 2009, branch 15 of Iran's Revolutionary Courts sentenced Pour Abdollah, 3 of2O 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... Iittp://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php RAHANA a Tehran university student and a blogger, to six years in prison for "illegal congregation, actions against national security, and propagating against the Islamic Republic of Iran," according to (http://www.bbc.co.uklpersianhiranl2009ll2/091 210 op students pouabdullah sentenced azar.shtml) the BBC Persian Web site. According to different news Web sites, he has been tortured and abused physically and psychologically in prison. Since his detention, Pour Abdollah's blog has been disabled. Only his last post can be accessed on another writer's blog. In that post, Pour Abdollah writes (http:l/azadi-mohamad.b loqspot.coml2009/O3lblog-post.htm l) critically about the political, social, and economic conditions in Iran and elsewhere. Morteza Moradpour, Yazligh Imprisoned: May 22, 2009 Moradpour, who wrote for Yazligh, a children's magazine, is serving a three-year prison term on charges of "propagation against the Islamic Republic of Iran," "mutiny," and "illegal congregation," according to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. An appeals court in Azerbaijan province upheld the sentence, according to the committee's February 9 report. Morad pour was arrested in 2009 along with several other family members during a protest pertaining to Azeri language rights in Tabriz, according to a news article (http://schrr.net / spip.php?article8344) on the Committee of Human Rights Reporters' Web site. Two issues of Yazligh were used as evidence in the trial against him, the news Web site Bizim Tabriz reported ( hftp:llbtna.info/index.php/photo/4819.html) . Moradpour's attorney said the charges were politically motivated and fabricated, the news Web site Tabriz Sesi reported. The Committee of Human Rights Reporters said pressure on members of Azeri civil society has been increasing as the government attempts to marginalize this ethnic minority. Ahmad Zaid-Abadi, freelance Imprisoned: June 2009 Zaid-Abadi, who wrote a weekly column for Rooz Online, a Farsi- and English-language reformist news Web site, was arrested in Tehran, according to news reports. Zaid-Abadi is also the director of the Organization of University Alumni of the Islamic Republic of Iran and a supporter of defeated presidential candidate Mehdi Karroubi. Mahdieh Mohammadi, Zaid-Abadi's wife, was allowed to see the journalist after he had spent 53 days in custody, according to the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle. He told her that he was being held in inhumane conditions, according to the Parleman News Web site. On November 23, 2009, Zaid-Abadi was sentenced to six years in prison, five years' exile to Gonabad in Khorasan Province, and a "lifetime deprivation of any political activity" including "interviews, speech, and analysis of events, whether in written or oral form," according to ( http:llwww.dw-world.de/dwlarticlelo,,4922261 , 00.htm) Deutsche Welle's Persian Web site. An appeals court upheld the sentence on January 2, 2010, according to Advar News ( http:I/advarnews.bizlorganization/10186.asp4 . Zaid-Abadi and journalist Massoud Bastani were transferred to Rajaee Shahr Prison in ADAPP a - 4 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Creative Commons February. His lawyer objected to the transfer, according to (http:Ilwww.etemaad.irlReleased 188-11-18 1204.htm#174488) the reformist daily Etemad. Rajaee Shahr Prison's detainees are mostly hardened criminals. Omid Salimi, Nesf e Jehan Imprisoned: June 14, 2009 Salimi, a photographer who worked for Nesf e Jehan newspaper in Esfahan, was arrested after being summoned by the Revolutionary Guards to pick up belongings confiscated during an earlier arrest, according to Human Rights and Democracy ActMsts in Iran, a local human rights watchdog. Salimi had been detained in December 2008 and had spent three months in prison on unspecified charges. After his most recent arrest, Salimi was transferred to Evin Prison in Tehran, according to the Iranian Human Rights ActMsts New Agency. No formal charges have been disclosed. Kayvan Samimi, Nameh Imprisoned: June 14, 2009 Samimi, manager of the now-defunct monthly Nameb, is being held in Evin Prison after his arrest in Tehran, according to news reports. Samimi called his family in October to tell them that he was pressured to make a false confession, his lawyer told Rooz Online. According to (file : IllC:IDocuments%2 oand%2 oSettinqs llwolfelLocal%2 oSettingsllwolfe lLocaI%2 oSettinqsllwolfelLocal%2 oSettinqsllwolfelLocal%2 oSettinqs ITem porarv%2 olnternet%2OFiIesIOLKI OAI:Iwww.free-journalists.coml2Ol OIO2lbIog- post 3157.html) the Free Iranian Journalists Web site, on February 22, Samimi was transferred from Evin's general ward to solitary confinement after he objected to unsuitable prison conditions, and a visit with his family was cancelled. Hamzeh Karami, Jomhooriyat Imprisoned: June 19, 2009 Karami, editor of the now-defunct reformist news Web site Jomhooriyat was arrested on June 19, 2009, according to ( http:llwww.iranqreenvoice.comlcontentll 399) the reformist Web site Nedaye Sabz-e Azadi. Jomhooriyat was banned by Iranian authorities on June 12, 2009, according to (http:llwww.asriran.com/fa/pages/?cid=75104) the Asr-e Iran news Web site. Karami is a close ally of reformist politician Mehdi Hashemi Rafsanjani. He has been forced to make confessions against himself and others, according to the Reporters and Human Rights Activists of Iran ( http:llrhairan.orqlprisonersl?p=1 029) Web site. On February 27, he was sentenced to 16 years in prison and fined 600 million toomans (US$600,000). Some of his charges were "acting against national security through congregation and mutiny intended to disrupt public order," "propagating against the regime," "propagating falsehoods," and "embezzlement" according to ( http:I lwww.farsnews.com lnewstext.php?nn=8806030615) the semi-official Fars News Agency. RAHANA 5 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Issa Sahar-Khiz, freelance Imprisoned: July 3, 2009 Sahar-Khiz, a columnist for the reformist news Web sites Rooz Online and Norooz and a founding member of the Association of Iranian Journalists, was arrested while traveling in northern Iran, the association said in a statement. Sahar-Khiz's lawyer said his client faces charges of "participation in riots," "encouraging others to participate in riots," and "insulting the supreme leader," according to Rooz Online. Sahar-Khiz has had a long career in journalism. He worked for 15 years for IRNA, Iran's official news agency, and ran its New York office for pad of that time. He returned to Iran in 1997 to work in Mohammad Khatami's Ministry of Islamic Guidance, in charge of domestic publications. Sahar-Khiz and a superior, Ahmad Bouraghani, came to be known as the architects of a period of relative freedom for the press in Iran. After Sahar-Khiz was forced to leave the ministry and was banned from government service in a trial, he founded a reformist newspaper, Akhbar-e Eghtesad, and monthly magazine, Aftab, both of which were eventually banned. Sahar-Khiz wrote articles directly critical of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader. Issa Sahar-Khiz has been subjected to constant pressure at Evin Prison, according to (http:l/www.roozonline.com/persian/newslnewsitem/articlell 07/-d8238360c4.html) Rooz Online. Punishments included being kept in the prison yard overnight in freezing temperatures without shoes or socks, Rooz Online reported. Massoud Bastani, Farhikhtegan and Jomhoriyat Imprisoned: July 5, 2009 Bastani, a journalist for the reformist newspaper Farihikhtegan and Jomhoriyat, a news Web site affiliated with the defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi, was arrested when he went to a Tehran court seeking information about his wife, journalist Mehsa Amrabadi, according to local news reports. Amrabadi, arrested along with two other journalists on June 15, was released on August 25. Bastani was among more than 100 opposition figures and journalists who faced a mass, televised judicial proceeding in August on vague antistate accusations, according to news reports. In September, his lawyer, Mohammad Sharrif, told the Amir Kabir Newsletter Web site that Bastani had spent weeks in solitary confinement. On October 20, the news site Norooz reported that a court had sentenced Bastani to six years in prison for "propagating against the regime and congregating and mutinying to create anarchy." Bastani had been editor-in-chief of the now-banned Neda-ye Eslahat (Voice of Reform) weekly. Bastani was transferred to the Rajaee Shahr Prison for hardened criminals, along with Ahmad Zaid-Abadi, according to (http:llwww.etemaad.ir IReIeasedI88-1 I - 18 1204.htm#174488) the reformist daily Etemad. Saeed Matin-Pour, Yar Pay and Mot if Bidari Imprisoned: July 12, 2009 Creative Commons RSF 6 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... Iittp://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php A Revolutionary Court in Tehran convicted Matin-Pour of having "relations with foreigners and propagating against the regime," according to local news reports. He was sentenced to an eight-year prison term. Matin- Pour was first arrested in May 2007 and released on bail. He was rearrested in 2009 amid the government's crackdown on the press. The journalist worked for Yar Pag and Mouj Bidari newspapers in western Azerbaijan province, in addition to writing his own blog, according to local news reports. Matin-Pour suffers from heart and respiratory problems, and his family has not been able to secure a medical release for examination outside prison, according to the news Web site Advarnews. On February 4, Matin-Pour suffered severe chest pains and prison authorities delayed giving him medical attention, according to (http:llwww.savalansesi.com/2010/O2Iblog-post 5278.html) Savalan Sessi, an Azeri human rights Web site. Mohammad Hossein Sohrabi Rad, Saham News Sohrabi Rad was arrested by Ministry of Information agents on charges of working with Saham News in preparing a documentary on prisoner abuse at the Kahrizak Detention Center, according (file:II///%2Ohttp:/www.hra-news.org / news/12071.aspx) to the reformist Web site Asr-e Nou. (The detention center was closed in July 2009 after evidence emerged of pervasive abuse of detainees.) Asr-e Nou reported that Sohrabi Rad had been subjected to physical and psychological pressure at Evin Prison. Authorities transferred Sohrabi Rad from Ward 209, where political prisoners are held, to solitary confinement in Ward 240, according to news reports. A prison doctor said the journalist was suffering greatly in prison, according ( http:llhrdai.blogspot.com/2010/O1/blog-post 3603.html) to the Web site of Human Rights and Democracy Activists of Iran. He was married shortly before his arrest, according to the site. Saham News, a Web site affiliated with presidential candidate Mehdi Karroubi, reported that its editor-in-chief, Davari, had been detained. Seventeen days after his arrest, the journalist was allowed to contact his family, according to the Tahavolkhani news Web site. His mother said he was being held at Tehran's Evin Prison. Davari was brought to trial on November 22 on charges of propagating against the regime, congregation and mutiny for disrupting national security, and creating chaos in public order. RAI-1.ANA In the weeks after the election, Davari had videotaped the testimony of inmates at Kahrizak Detention Center who alleged they had been raped and abused while in custody, according to the Free Iranian Journalists blog. (The detention center was closed in July 2009 after evidence emerged of pervasive abuse of detainees.) After Davari complained about poor prison conditions during a visit by a government official, he was sent to solitary confinement, according (http:llwww.rahesabz.netlstory/12588/) to the Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz reformist news Web site. He went on a one-week hunger strike in protest. He remains in solitary confinement and has has not been allowed to contact his family. r Permission by his family ADAPP Imprisoned: September 2009 Mohammad Davari, Saham News Imprisoned: September 5, 2009 7 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... Iittp://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Seyed Massoud Lavasani, Shargh, Etemad, Etemad-e-MeIIi Imprisoned: September 26, 2009 Massoud Lavasani has worked for many Iranian newspapers, including Shargh, Etemad, Etemad-e-MeIll, Kargozaran, as well as the Mehr News Agency. He was arrested at home in September 2009. On December 21, 2009, he was sentenced to eight and a half years in prison. He appealed the sentence, but his appeals hearing has not convened yet. The judge has rebuffed requests for bail, according (http://www.rahesabz.net / story/1 1110/) to the Jonbesh-e Rah-e- Sabz Web site. The site reported that Lavasani went on a hunger strike on March 11 to protest his treatment by prison authorities. His visitation and telephone rights have been suspended. Jonbesh-e Rah-e- .Sabz reported that his health is poor, adding that there were reports earlier of a reduction of Lavasani's visitation privileges from once every two weeks to once every six weeks with the stipulation that he is not allowed to see his child during his visits. Javad Mahzadeh, freelance Imprisoned: October 22, 2009 Mahzadeh, a journalist and novelist, was arrested on his way to work on the orders of the Revolutionary Court's prosecutor's office, according to local news reports. Mahzadeh, a political analyst and a literary critic who wrote for the Web sites lranian Diplomacy and Baran, is well-known in Iran for the novel Take Away Your Laughter. Authorities confiscated a computer from his home, according to news reports. No formal charges have been disclosed. Mahzadeh was sentenced to four years in prison on February 3, according to (http://www.hra-news.info/news/1 2517.aspx) the Human Rights Activists News Agency, Sassan Aghaee, freelance Imprisoned: November 22, 2009 Security forces raided the home of Aghaee, a seasoned journalist who contributed to a number of newspapers, including Farhikhtegan, Etemacl, Tose'eh, Mardom Salari, and Etemad e Me/li. He was also author of the blog Free Tribune. Aghaee is being held at Evin Prison, according to news reports. In a letter the journalist asked to be opened in case of his arrest, Aghaee said any confessions he might make in custody should be disregarded as coerced, according to the reformist Web site Jaras. Aghaee was charged with "actions against national security," "propagating against the regime," "disruption of public order," and "propagating falsehoods," his attorney told Norooz News ( http:llnorooznews.info/news/ 168 13.php) . The attorney said requests for bail have been ignored and that Aghaee has been held under "temporary detention orders," the terms of which have been violated. Facebook 8 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Kouhyar Goudarzi, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Imprisoned: December 20, 2009 Goudarzi, a veteran journalist for the human rights committee, has been charged with moharebeb, or heresy, a capital crime, according to local news reports and the BBC Persian service. Held at Evin Prison, he has also been charged with propagating against the regime and participating in illegal congregations. Visitors to the prison said Goudarzi's head was bandaged, although it was not clear how he sustained his injuries, according to the reformist online publication Rooz Online. The human rights committee said judicial authorities have sought to link the organization to external political parties. Kouhyar Goudarzi's mother told (http://www.hammihannews.com/news/9383) Hammihan News on February 25 that she was allowed to visit for only seven minutes after waiting for hours. Goudarzi told his mother that he is resisting pressure to confess to charges of heresy. Goudarzi's mother was informed on March 19 that his temporary detention orders have been extended for two more months, according to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. According to the same report (http://schrr.net/spip.php?article8964) , Goudarzi is under pressure CHRR to reveal passwords to his personal e-mail and to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters' Web site. Shiva Nazar Ahari, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Imprisoned: December 20, 2009 Nazar Ahari was detained with Saeed Haeri while on a bus from Tehran to Qom to attend the funeral of influential cleric Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri. She had been jailed for four months in the immediate aftermath of the disputed June presidential election and was free on bail when she was rearrested in December. The reformist Web site Kalame said Nazar Ahari was in solitary confinement at Evin Prison's Ward 209, where political prisoners are held. In a meeting with the journalist's family members, a prosecutor claimed that the human rights committee was affiliated with an armed opposition group, Kalame reported. She has been charged with illegal congregation, according to the committee's Web site. Mohammad Nourizad, freelance Imprisoned: December 20, 2009 The BBC Persian service reported (http://www.bbc.co.uk/persian/iran/2009/1 2/091220 na nourizad detained.shtml) that Nourizad, a blogger and documentary filmmaker, was arrested after he wrote an open letter to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei urging him to apologize for the government's post-election conduct, and an article ( http:llmohammadnurizad.blogfa.com/) criticizing the head of Iran's judiciary. The government-run Mehr News said Nourizad is charged with "insulting authorities" and "propagating against the regime." On January 5, security officers raided Nourizad's home, seizing his computer and documents, according (http://www.rahesabz.net/storyl7247/ ) to the pro-opposition news Web site Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz. Facebook 9 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/O4/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.pI , Held at Evin Prison, Nourizad has waged a hunger strike, according (hftp:Ilwww.hra-news.org CHRR / news/11905.aspx) to the Human Rights Activists News Agency. Jonbesh-e-Rah-e-Sabz reported that (http:/ /www.rahesabz.net /stor v/8425/) Nourizad's wife was denied visitation rights. Nourizad had once written for Kayhan, a newspaper closely associated with conservative elements in the government, but he distanced himself from the publication after the disputed June presidential election. Kayhan has repeatedly attacked Nourizad and his writing since that time, according to CPJ research. ( http:llnews.gooya.comlpoliticslarchivesl2O l 0101 1098659.php ) Emadeddin Baghi, freelance Imprisoned: December 23, 2009 Baghi, the prominent Iranian author, journalist, and human rights activist, was arrested after being summoned to the security division of the Revolutionary Court, according (http://www.ayandenews.com/news/1 6776) to the reformist Ayandeh News Web site. When Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri died in December, the BBC Persian service aired a two-year old interview that Baghi had conducted with the influential cleric. Baghi was arrested soon after the rebroadcast. The government had sought to clamp down on publicity about Montazeri, who had criticized the conduct of the June presidential election. The warrant for Bag hi's arrest said he was being detained to "prevent abuse of Ayatollah Montazeri's death." Baghi's family has expressed concern about his health. Relatives posted bail for a temporary furlough in March for the Iranian New Year, but authorities did not agree to his release, according (http:Iladvarnews.biz/humanrightl l 0688.aspx) to Advar News Web site, which quoted his wife. The report said that after serving 50 days in solitary confinement, Baghi was moved to a cell with two or three other prisoners. He has been allowed to see his children only once, and his access to telephone calls has been irregular. Baghi has been arrested numerous times in the past. In 2000, he was sentenced (http:I lcpj.org/2000/07/journalist- sentenced-for-criticizing-regime.php) to five and a half years in prison on charges of "questioning Islamic law," "threatening national security," and "spreading unsubstantiated news" in articles detailing the roles of intelligence agents in a series of politically motivated murders. He served three years in prison before being released. He was arrested again in 2007 and served several months for "acting against national security," according to local and international news reports. Alireza Beheshti Shirazi, Kalameh Sabz Imprisoned: December 23, 2009 Shirazi, editor-in-chief of the now-defunct reformist daily Kalameh Sabz, was taken from his home and brought to an unknown location, according to international news reports (http://www.cnn.com/2O09IWORLD/meast/12/28/iran.arrests/ ) Shirazi had been arrested (hftp://cpj.org/2009/06/iran-releases-some-iournalists- vilifies-foreign-pr.php) and released in the aftermath of the disputed June presidential election. At the time, he had given interviews to foreign-language news media about 10 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still Jailed- Contittee to P.., lfltp://cpJ .org'20 1O/04/&rloughs-lower-iran-prison-count-but-dozens-still.php the post-election turmoil. Creative Commons In a February 28 interview (http://www.kaleme.com/ 1388/ 1 2 /09 /kIm- I 2687) with Kalame, Beheshti's family members expressed concern about a lack of information in the case. They have not been allowed to see him and he has only been allowed to call them once. His son told Kalame that he does not know what charges Beheshti faces. The journalist remains in solitary confinement, the son said. Badressadat Mofidi, Iranian Journalists Association Imprisoned: December 29, 2009 Mofidi writes articles and conducts interviews with national and international media outlets as secretary of the Iranian Journalists Association, according to local news reports. She had discussed the government's press policies in a December 22 interview (http:l/www.dw-world.deldwlarticlel o,,5046682,00.html) with the Persian service of the German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle. No formal charges have been disclosed against her. According to (http://www.roozonline.com/persian/news/newsitem / articleIlO7l-d8238360c4.html) Rooz Online, Mofidi's family is concerned about her health; it is not clear whether she has access to her medications for a blood disease. She is currently in Evin Prison's "methadone ward," which is said to have substandard hygiene standards. Omid Montazeri, freelance Imprisoned: December 30, 2009 Montazeri faces charges related to his participation in Ashura Day protests on December 28, 2009, along with his published articles and interviews with foreign news outlets, his aunt told the reformist news site Farhanq-e Goft-o Goo ( http:/Ifarhanqqofteqo.com Iindex.php?optioncom content&vievr—article&id=787:2010-02-O1-08-05-08& catid—35:2009-08-24-18-45-37&Itemid—54#JOSC TOP) . The site said Montazeri has denied all charges. Montazeri is being tried along with 15 other people, some of whom face charges as serious as the capital crime of moharebeh, or heresy. Defense attorneys have been obstructed in their efforts to confer with Montazeri and review his file, the journalist's sister told (http://www.radiofarda.com/content/f35 _ Montazeri _ Fahimi / 1944406.html) the U.S. government-funded Radio Farda. Government media have published Montazeri's "confessions," which his sister said appear to be coerced. She said she is deeply concerned about the physical and psychological conditions in which her brother is being held. Montazeri was arrested a day after his mother, peace activist Mahin Fahimi was taken into custody, according ( http://www.rahesabz.net /storyl7244/) to Jonbesh-e-Rah-e-Sabz Web site. Montazeri's father was executed for his political activities in 1988. Montazeri was sentenced to six years in prison on February 27, according to (http:l/schrr.net lspip.php?article8654) the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Mostafa Dehghan, freelance Imprisoned: January 8, 2010 Dehghan wrote about social issues for several newspapers and the women's rights Web site RAHANA 11 of2O 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens•still.php Change for Equality, according (file : ///ll%2Ohttp:/www.rahesabz.net/storyl7558l%20%20) to Facebook Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz. He is in E'vin Prison's Ward 209, where political prisoners are held. The Web site Jmin News ( http://wwwjminews.com/news/fa/?mi=39&ni=6132) said Dehghan called his family in mid-January but said he did not know why he had been detained. Ali Mohammad Eslampour, Navaye Vaght Imprisoned: February 2, 2010 9 Eslampour, a newspaper editor in Kermanshah Province who also writes a !z!cn ( http://www.bamdadl.blogfa.com/) , was arrested on February 2, according to ( http:llhammihannews.comlnews/8997) the reformist news Web site Hammihan. He was summoned to the Revolutionary Courts of Kermanshah on charges of "propagating falsehoods with the goal of creating public anxiety," and "using abusive language through writing in blogs." Na va ye Vaght was supportivo of Mir Hossein Mousavi during his elections campaign. Zeinab Kazemkhah, Iranian Student News Agency Imprisoned: February 7, 2010 Kazemkhah, a reporter with the state-owned Iranian Student News Agency, was arrested by Ministry of Information officers at 3 a.m. on February 7 at her home and transferred to an unknown location, according to ( http://www.feministschool.com/spip.php?article42l8) The Feminist School, a Web site dedicated to Iranian women's movement issues and news. The officers showed her a warrant for her arrest in which her charge was stated as "participating in congregations," the Nedaye Sabz-e Azadi Web site reported (http://www.irangreenvoice.com/content 11058) . Hamid Mafi, freelance Imprisoned: February 9, 2010 Mafi was arrested in the city of Qazvin, according to (http://www.roozonline.com/persian / news/newsitem/article/201 0/february/I 6/-6b025a69e1 . html) Rooz Online, but his whereabouts and legal status are unknown. Mafi, who is a political writer, wrote for local publications in Qazvin, including Hadis weekly, as well as in national publications such as Shargh newspaper, and reformist papers such as Etemad, Etemad e Mel/i, and Kargozaran, according to (hftp://chrr.us/spip.php?article3745) the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Mafi had previously been the political editor of Farhang-e Ash /i newspaper in Tehran. A u Malihi, Etemad, Irandokht, Shahrvand-e Emruz, and Mehrnameh Malihi, a journalist for several publications and a council member of the Iranian Students Association (Advar-e Tahkim-e Vahdat), was arrested and transferred to an unknown location on February 9, according to (http://www.schrr.net/spip.php?article8345) a report by RAHA A , a RAHANA Imprisoned: February 9, 2010 12 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Facebook the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. The Web site Advar News ( http://advarnews.biz / organizationhlo449.aspx) reported that Malihi is in solitary confinement in Ward 240 of Evin Prison. He was allowed to make one telephone call to his family. No charges have been disclosed. On February 27, Jonbesti-e Rah-e Sabz, among other publications, published (http://www.rahesabz.net/storv/11O87/) a petition signed by 250 civil society activists demanding his release, stating that he is a journalist who is not involved in politics. Hengameh Shahidi, Etemad e Melli Imprisoned: February 25, 2010 Shahidi faces charges of "propagating against the regime, mutiny, illegal congregation, membership in an organization that has acted against national security, and insulting the president," according to (http://www.iranhumanrights.org / 201 0/03/six-year-prison-sentences-for-om id-montazeri-and-hengameh-shahidil) the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran's Web site. Shahidi was previously arrested on June 30, 2009, and released on bail of 90 million toomans (US$90,000) on October 31, 2009. In November, a court sentenced her to six years and three months in prison. She was released pending an appeal. On February 24, 2010, Branch 54 of the Revolutionary Courts affirmed her sentence, dropping only the charge of "insulting the president." Shahidi was taken into custody the following day, according to (http:llwww.chrr.us/spip.php?article7o77) the Committee of ____________ Human Rights Reporters. _______________________ Shahidi worked for Mehdi Karroubi's presidential campaign and has written about Iranian and international politics, human rights, and specifically women's rights. She is known as a reformist journalist and has written many articles in support of campaigns to halt the practice of stoning. Abolfazl Abed mi Nasr, Bahar Ahvaz Weekly Imprisoned, March 3, 2010 Abedini, who frequently writes about labor rights and labor disputes, was arrested in Ahvaz on March 3, according (http://antitaleban.wordpress.com/201 0/03/06/% D9%87% D8%AC% D9%88% D9 %85-°Io DB%8C% DA%A9-% D9%84% D8% B4% DA%A9% D8% BI - % D8%A7% 08% B7% D9%84% D8 %A7% D8% B9% D8%A7% D8%AA% DB%8C-% 08% B3% D9% BE% D8%A7% D9%87-% D8%A8% D8 % BI % D8%A7% DB% 8C-°Io D8%AF% D8% B3% D8%AA% DA%AF% DB%8C% D8% B1/) to local news sources. He was transferred to Tehran on March 6, according (http://rhairan.info/prisoners / ?p=1540) to the Reporters and Human Rights Activists News Agency. He has not had any contact with his family during his detention and has been guoted (http://www.rhairan.org/archives/6582 ) as saying that he will go on an open-ended hunger strike. After the presidential elections, Abedini was arrested on June 29 and released on bail on October 26, according ( http ://www.rhairan.org/archives/5887 ) to the Reporters and Human Rights ActMsts News Agency. Abedini's mother issued an open letter to the head of the Iranian judiciary, Sadegh Larijani, on May 29, demanding justice for her son. Abedini has been under interrogation in solitary confinement in the custody of the Revolutionary Guard at Evin Prison without access to his lawyer and in poor physical and psychological health, according (http://www.hambastegimeli.com ( http://cpi.org / Hengameh%2 oShahidi .jpg ) Feminist School Street Journalist 13 of2O 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens sf11 jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php / index.php?option=com content&view=article&id=4836:2010-03-29-13-27-58&catid=1 I : 2009-09-22-08-59-59&Itemid=15) to his mother's letter, which was published on several news Web sites. Mojtaba Gahestooni, freelance Imprisoned: March 5, 2010 Gahestooni, the author of a blog (http://sokhango.blogfa.com/) about the care and upkeep of historical sites in Ahvaz province, was arrested by security forces at his home, according (http://www.rhairan.info/archives/6059 ) to the Web site of Reporters and Human Rights Activists News Agency. Considered an authority on the topic, he has been critical of Iran's management of national heritage sites, the Web site reported. No formal charges have been disclosed. Sousan Mohammadkhani Ghiasvand, freelance Imprisoned: March 11, 2010 Ghiasvand, a blogger, is being held at Rajaee Shahr Prison, according ( http://www.schrr.netlspip.php?articIe8859) to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Ghiasvand has written about women's rights in Kurdistan, her home province, for Kurdish Web sites such as Kurdane (http:Ilwww.kurdane.com/farsi/) . No formal charges have been disclosed. FURLOUGHED ON APRIL 1 BUT DUE BACK IN PRISON Saeed Laylaz, Sarmayeh Imprisoned: June 17, 2009 Laylaz, editor of the daily business journal Sarmayeh and a vocal critic of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's economic policies, was arrested at home on June 17, his wife, Sepharnaz Panahi, told the BBC Persian service. She said that officers searched their home and confiscated videotapes, hard drkes, and letters. He spent 100 days in solitary confinement at Tehran's Evin Prison before being moved to a group cell, where he was denied newspapers, pen, and paper, his wife told the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Laylaz was charged with "congregation and mutiny against national security, propagating against the regime, disrupting public order, and keeping classified documents," accord ing to Mowjcamp, a news Web site supportive of the defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. After a two-hour trial in November, he was sentenced to nine years in prison, according to the Human Rights Activists News Agency and online accounts. His wife told the news Web site Kalameh that the "classified document" that was a centerpiece of the prosecution was actually a published and widely available investigation into the Iranian judiciary. An appeals hearing on March 15 reduced Laylaz's sentence to six years. Laylaz was furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting 500 million toomans (US$500,000) bail, according (http://www.rahesabz.net/storv/12668/ ) to Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz Web site. Laylaz was due back in prison on April 4. CHRR RSF 14 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Bahman Ahmadi Amouee, freelance Imprisoned: June 19, 2009 Amouee, a contributor to reformist newspapers such as Mihan, Hamshahri, Jame'e, Khordad, Norooz, and Sharq, and the author of an eponymous blog, was arrested with his wife, Zhila Bani-Yaghoub, according to news reports. Bani-Yaghoub, editor-in-chief of the Iranian Women's Club, a news Web site focusing on women's rights, was released on bail on August 19, according to the BBC Persian service. Amouee was being held in Tehran's Evin Prison, pad of the time in solitary confinement, according to news reports. Amouee's wife said the journalist was denied access to his family and lawyer for several weeks, according to Mowjcamp, a news Web site supportive of the reformist candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. On January 5, Amouee was sentenced to 34 lashes, along with seven years and four months in prison. Amouee's wife, journalist Zhila Bani-Yaghoub, told (http:l/www.roozonline.com/persian/newslnewsite mlarticlell07l-d8238360c4.html ) Rooz Online on February 21 that he has been sharing a 115-square-foot (35-square-meter) cell with 40 other prisoners. An appeals court reduced Amouee's sentence to five years in prison on March 7, according (http:llwww.roozonhine.com / persian/newslnewsitem/articlell0 ll-365c4841f9.html) to Rooz Online. He was furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting bail of 500 million toomans (US$500,000), according (http:Ilwww.kaleme.com 11388/12 127/klm-14614)to Kalame. Amouee was due back in prison on April 4. Reza Nourbakhsh, Farhikhtegan Imprisoned: August 4, 2009 Authorities took Nourbakhsh, editor-in-chief of the reformist newspaper Farhikhtegan, into custody after searching his home, according to news reports. Nourbakhsh also contributed to Jomhooriyat, a news Web site supportive of the defeated presidential candidate Mir-Hossein Mousavi. Nourbakhsh was among more than 100 opposition figures and journalists who faced a mass, televised judicial proceeding in August on vague antistate accusations, according to news reports. He was sentenced to six years in prison on November 3, although the exact charges against him were not disclosed. Nourbakhsh was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail, according to the Reporters and Human Rights Activists News Agency ( http:/lwww.rhairan.infolarchivesl5876) . Nourbakhsh was due back in prison on April 4. Saeed Jalalifar, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Saeed Kalanaki, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Imprisoned: December 2, 2009 Jalalifar and Kalanaki, who reported on child labor and political prisoner issues, were arrested after being summoned by the Ministry of Information, the reformist news Web site Kalame reported (http:llwww.kaleme.orglfeed) . Jalalifar, Kalanaki, and several other members of Committee of Human Rights Reporters have been under pressure in prison to confess to ties with the Mojahedeen-e Khalgh organization, an armed opposition group outside Iran, according to ( http:llwww.rahesabz.netlstoryl9075l) the Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz. Members of the committee have been prevented from seeing their attorneys, a right guaranteed under the Iranian Constitution. Two of the other arrested members of the committee, Kouhyar Feminist School Facebook 15 of2O 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Goudarzi and Mehrdad Rahimi, have been charged with heresy, or moharebeh—a Kalanaki (CHRR) capital crime. Jalalifar and Kalanaki were the first of several committee journalists to be arrested for their work in exposing alleged human rights violations and government malfeasance. Jalalifar was unable to contact his family during the first 40 days of his confinement, according ( http:/lwww.chrr.us/spip.php?article78O3) to the committee's Web site. The two were furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting bail of 100 million toomans (US$100,000) apiece, according (http:llhra-news.org/index.php?option=com content&view=article& id=86:1389-01-02-16-45-27&catid=6:31&Itemid=7)to the Human Rights Activists News Agency Web site and the news Web site Kalame (http://www.kaleme.com/1388 112120 1k 1m-13868 ) Saeed Haeri, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Imprisoned: December 20, 2009 Haeri was detained with colleague Shiva Nazar Ahari while on a bus from Tehran to Qom to attend the funeral of influential cleric Ayatollah Hossein-Ali Montazeri. Haeri's family was unable to visit the journalist until January 24, according to the Amir Kabir Bulletin (http:/Iwww.autnews.de/node16632 ) an online student news site critical of the Iranian government. No formal charges have been disclosed against Haeri. He furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting bail of 100 million toomans (US$100,000), according (http:llwww.kaleme.com 11388/12 / 20/klm-13868) to Kalame. Arvin Sedaghat Kish, Farhang va A hang Imprisoned: December 27, 2009 Sedag hat Kish, a writer for the culture and ads magazine Farhang va Ahang, was the first of three journalists for the monthly publication to be arrested, according to CPJ research. Kish, who is also a musician, wrote for other magazines and Web sites, including Harmony Talk, according (http:/lwww.bbc.co.uklpersianhiranl20 l 0/01/100117 uOl - 117-atashi.shtml) to the BBC Persian service. No formal charges have been disclosed. Sedaghat Kish was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail, according (http:/lmizankhabar.net/index.php?option=com content& view=article&id=510: 1388-12-19-09-39-56&catid=43:2010-01 - 09-15-51 - 03&Itemid=123) to the news Web site Mizan Kha bar. Morteza Kazemian, Jonbesh-e Rah-Sabz Imprisoned: December 29, 2009 Kazemian has written regularly for the opposition news Web site Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz since its inception this year, the news Web site reported (http://www.rahesabz.net/story/6594/ ) . Fahimeh Mellati, He was arrested once before, in 2002, in connection with his work for two newspapers that were facing government shutdown at the time. After serving 60 days in solitary confinement, Kazemian was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail, according (http:llzamaaneh.com/news/2010/03/post _ 12392.html) to ' -4 Jalalifar (CHRR) CHRR 16 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.pI , Radio Zamaneh. RSF Kayvan Mehregan, Etemad Imprisoned: December 29, 2009 Mehregan is the editor of the political section of the reformist daily Etemad. Authorities arrested him at his office, according to local news reports. Mehregan's brother told reporters on February 27 that Kayvan was granted a bail order for 100 million toomans (US$100,000) and that the family is trying to raise the large sum for his release, according to (http://mizankhabar.net / index.php?option=com content&view=article&id=451 : 1388-12-08-1O-00-48&catid=43:2010-01 - 09-15-51 - 03&Itemid=123 ) the Mizan News Web site. His charges were announced as membership in the self-described "national religious" opposition Nehzat-e Azadi Party, but conservative newspapers and Web sites later accused him of being affiliated with separatist organizations, according to the same Mizan News report. Mehregan was furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting bail of $100,000, according (http:llwww.schrr.net/spip.php?article8700) to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Mehrdad Rahimi, Committee of Human Rights Reporters Imprisoned: January 1, 2010 Mehrdad Rahimi and Parisa Kakaee, journalists for the Committee of Human Rights Reporters, were arrested after being summoned by the Ministry of Information, the reformist news Web site Kalame reported (http://www.kaleme.org / feed) . Several other committee journalists have been arrested for their work in exposing alleged human rights violations and government malfeasance. Kakaee was released in late February. Rahimi told his family that interrogators said he would be charged with the capital crime, moharebeti, or heresy, Kalame said. The charge was formally announced in late January, according to the BBC Persian service. In a February 21, article, the Committee of Human Rights Reporters reported (http://chrr.us/spip.php?article8542) that in a meeting with his family, Rahimi told them he has been under pressure to make a televised confession, but he has maintained that he is innocent and has called his arrest illegal. Rahimi was was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on bail of 100 million toomans (US$100,000), according ( http://www.kaIeme.com/1 388/1 2/20/kIm-I 3868) to Kalame. Mehraneh Atashi, freelance Imprisoned: January 11, 2010 Atashi, a freelance photographer, and her husband were arrested at their home, according ( http://www.radiofarda.com/archive/news/201 001 18/143/143.html?id=1 932144) to the U.S. government-funded Radio Farda and other news sources. Agents seized some of the couple's personal items, including their computer, news reports said. Atashi, 30, has worked for several domestic publications, such as Soroush Javan and Hamstiahri Javan, according to (Kalame (http://www.kaleme.org/1388/10/28/klm-8659 Web site, and her work has been exhibited in the United States and Europe. Information on her husband or either of their charges was not immediately available. Atashi was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on Facebook artreview.com 17 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php unspecified bail, according (http://www.feministschool.comlspip.php?article4356) to the Feminist School Web site. Lili Farhadpour, freelance Imprisoned: January 21, 2010 Farhadpour, a veteran journalist who has written about cultural and social issues for reformist newspapers, was arrested by security forces at her home. She is also the mother of Behrang Tonekaboni, editor-in-chief of Fahang va Ahang, who was arrested on January 6. Behrang Tonekaboni was released on February 28. No formal charges have been disclosed against Farhadpour. She was furloughed for the Iranian New Year after posting bail of $90,000, according (http:llwww.rahesabz.netlstoryl l2O4ll) to Jonbesh-e Rah-e Sabz Web site. Nooshin Jafari, Etemad Imprisoned: February 3, 2010 One of the youngest imprisoned journalists at 22, Jafari is a reporter with Etemad's ads and culture section. According to (http:llwww.schrr.netlspip.php?article8569) the Web site of the Committee of Human Rights Reporters, she was arrested shortly after midnight at her home. Security officers searched the premises and confiscated personal items including her computer. Jafari is a founding member of the Committee of Human Rights Reporters, although she has not been involved with the organization's Web site since she started writing for Etemad. No formal charges have been disclosed. Jafari was furloughed for the Iranian New Year under a custodial arrangement, according (http:llwww.schrr.netlspip.php?article872l) to the Committee of Human Rights Reporters. Naeemeh Doostdar, Jam-e-Jam Imprisoned: February 6, 2010 Doostdar is a journalist, writer, and poet who wrote for the arts and culture section of the conservative pro-government daily Jam-c-Jam. Prior to working for Jam-c-Jam, she worked with Farhang (Culture) Radio and for magazines in the Hamshahri publishing group, which is owned by the city of Tehran. Doostdar was transferred to Evin Prison after her arrest, according to (http:llwww.roozonline.com/persianlnewslnewsitemlarticle/2OlOlfebruaryl l 61-6b025a69e1 . html ) Rooz Online. The Web site of Reporters and Human Rights Activists, an organization that covers human rights abuses inside Iran, reported (http:llwww.rhairan.netlarchivesl3657) that no formal charges against Doostdar have been disclosed. Doostdar was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail. Akbar Montajebi, Etemad Imprisoned: February 7, 2010 p Facebook RAHA A 18 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
Furloughs lower Iran prison count, but dozens still jailed. Committee to P... http://cpj.org'2010/04/furloughs•lower•iran•prison•count•but•dozens-still.php Montajebi is an experienced journalist working most recently for the opposition daily Facebook Etemad. He has also written for numerous reformist and opposition publications, including .Sobh-e Emruz and Shargh. Montajebi was arrested at 2 a.m. at his home, according to (http://www.irangreenvoice.com/content/1058) the reformist Web site Nedaye Sabz Azadi. In an interview with Rooz Online, his wife expressed concern ( http://www.roozonline.com/persian/news/newsitem/article/1 071-a9a400eel a.html) about Montajebi's prolonged detention. The journalist's wife has multiple sclerosis, and she said her condition has worsened since her husband's arrest. Montajebi was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail. Somayeh Momeni, Nasim-e Bidari Imprisoned: February 7, 2010 Momeni, a journalist with Nasim-e Bidari magazine and a women's rights activist was arrested by security officers at 3 a.m. at her home, according to (http://hra-news.org/news/I 2751 . aspx) the Human Rights Activists News Agency. Momeni had previously worked as a reporter for the ISNA News Agency, reported (http://www.irangreenvoice.com / conte nt/I 058) Nedaye Sabz e Azadi, a pro-opposition news Web site. No formal charges have been disclosed. Momeni was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail. Ehsan Mehrabi, reporter, Farhikhtegan Imprisoned: February 7, 2010 Mehrabi, a parliamentary affairs reporter for the reformist newspaper Farhikhtegan newspaper, was arrested at his home on February 7, according to (file:/l/C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Iwolfe / Local%2 oSettinqs/lwolfe/Local%2 oSeftings/lwolfe/Local%2 oSettings/lwolfe/Local%2 oSettings ITem porary%20lnternet%2OFiles/OLKI ONNedaye%2OSabz-e%20Azadi%2OWeb%20site) the Nedaye Sabz-e Azadi Web site. No formal charges have been disclosed. Mehrabi was furloughed for the Iranian New Year on unspecified bail. I RAHANA Vahid Pourostad, freelance Imprisoned: February 9, 2010 Pourostad, a well-known Iranian journalist who has published several books, was arrested at home on a warrant issued by the Tehran prosecutor's office, according to ( http://www.iranhumanrights.org/20I 0/02/arrest-of-iournalist-vahid-pourostad/) the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. His home was later searched and his laptop computer and handwritten notes were confiscated. Arresting officers did not give his family reasons for his arrest. According to the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, Poorostad called his home at the end of February and said he is in Ward 240 of BÀn Prison. Pourostad served on the editorial boards of Mosharekat, Yas-e No, and Vaghaye Ettefaghieh Facebook newspapers and wrote for reformist newspapers Etemad e Mel/i, Mosharekat, Salam, and Farhikhtegan, according to another news item (hftp://www.iranhumanrights.org/20I 0/02 / vahid-poorostad-possiblity-of-release/) by the human rights group. 19 of 20 03/08 2010 14:03
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Able to Only Send One Message at a Time?
User Help for Seamonkey and Mozilla Suite
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Hi Everyone!
This just started happening. And right when I was putting together the project to update my SM.
I hesitate to upgrade now as I've read where upgrading isn't usually going to fix bugs like this.
And I've never had a bug like this. Been using Mozilla ever since it first appeared.
Since no more than a few days ago, I can only send one message and after attempting to send another one, I get an incorrect PW error message.
Hitting the 'Retry' button brings up the same message. And re-entering the PW, whether via keepass or manually, reproduces same error message.
Initially, I saved unsent message in drafts, shut down (mail & browser), clear cache, restart mail, re-opened message and sent it with no problem.
But after sending that one message, same error happened upon trying to send another.
At some point after receiving so many of these errors, I decided to shutdown ONLY the browser, and Voila, it sent ok. But that was initially upon discovering this error.
Yesterday and today, even with the browser closed, it does this, and now it seems to be foobared with every consecutive message, until i close and restart.
Mostly I can only send one message, then have to shut down, clean, restart, open mail, re-open message from drafts folder and send.
Settings have not changed since I installed this a very long time ago. Setup to require PW on send and receive but not to save any PWs.
Mail is on a rock solid clean XP system.
If this crazy behavior rings a bell with anyone could you please let me know what's happening here?
In the meantime, I'll try to troubleshoot this on another backup system in hopes of isolating the problem.
As always, I sincerely offer my thanks in advance for any help!
It sounds like a problem with your ISP which is where your password is checked.
. . . . . . . . . . Pete
Exact message?
Does Mail make a log of there error somewhere & if so, what does that show?
Test in Safe Mode.
Test in a new, clean Profile.
Proxy changes?
External causes - A/V changes, updates... ?
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US; rv:184.108.40.206) Gecko/20110420 SeaMonkey/2.0.14 Pinball CopyURL+ FetchTextURL FlashGot NoScript
Thanks for the response Peter! This is what I suspect the most, as it seems to be intermittent.
I tested today and the first few times I could only send one at a time again. But kept testing (same account) and all of sudden, I could send two consecutive messages?!
I know our ISP just forced us to newer web GUI but that shouldn't change the client's behavior.
Aloha therube!!!!!!! Thank you for taking the time for this.
Exact message escapes me but I'll find out and post back.
I haven't had a chance to test backup system. I'd like to try that first.
Then I'll try safe mode and/or new profile.
No proxy. Don't know where to look for the log. Nothing in event logs.
No AV and haven't updated it other than [mostly portable] apps and such.
I'm off to test some more and will report back in about 15 min.
Testing on backup system
Initial sending of first message failed with error:
Exact message:
Title: 'Login Failed' Login to server smtp.xxxxxx.net failed.
Three options 'Retry' 'Enter new password' 'Cancel'
With a nice big white question mark on a blue circle background
Clicking 'Cancel' seemed to have sent the message as it's in my Sent folder?!
Next message sent with no problems. - I'm losing what little hair I have left over this.
Going back to test main system again.
Ok, went back to original system, first message failed, but after clicking cancel and saving it, re-opened it again and sent it w/ no problems.
From that point on every message sent didn't create errors - no problems.
Went back to backup system and sent two consecutive messages w/ no errors or problems.
ISP, Gotta be?!
It's totally intermittent on both systems.
Mostly when I cancel out and get the 'Send message error...':
'Sending of the message failed.
The message could not be sent using Outgoing server (SMTP) smtp.ourISP.net for an unknown reason.
Please verify that your Outgoing server (SMTP) settings are correct and try again.'
About 75% of the time I simply re-send and it goes. About 25% of the time it will error again.
But I don't need to close, clean and all that. I just keep hitting send and it eventually goes.
So it's the ISP for sure.
But if they try to hand me some Bravo Sierra about '...not supporting SM...' or other such duck & run tactics,
what can I counter with?
E, tell them you are using a Gecko-based browser that is fully capable. On another slant, you probably should want to update your SeaMonkey version from 2.35.
. . . . . . . . . . Pete
This is an email client issue, right?
Thunderbird would probably have the same problems as SeaMonkey and it would be harder for the ISP say they don't support that, because it's more widely used.
Thanks for all the replies and your time to look at this everyone!
Sure enough 2nd tier had me send ONE (1) message from their web gui and decided it's the client.
1. Only one message sent doesn't determine anything since it's an intermittent problem.
2. It's different using a client to utilize their servers than directly from their website? Not the same thing right?
Anyway, this problem is happening less and less. So I'll deal with it for awhile and see.
Peter: WOW, I hadn't realized that we're using that version. I had thought it was at least 2.38.
Been dealing with personal family tragedies & related nightmares for awhile and haven't had time for any maintenance.
I do remember going to that version but somehow I had thought I'd already upgraded again awhile ago.
Thanks Peter, for letting me know.
At any rate, I needed to confirm it was on the ISP side (which no I have no doubt) first.
Correct. Sending from webmail interface does not use same SMTP server as sending from an email client on your computer. Typical low-grade ignorant response from ISP tech support.
There probably are ISPs out there with decent tech support but I haven't run into one in 20 years. My first ISP in Ohio (toast.net) had excellent tech support back in the late 1970's but I moved away in 1977 so don't know if they've kept this up.
Doug Wilson, "The Makai Guy"
Win10 (64bit): FF 52.9.0 ESR (64bit), TB 52.9.1(32bit) ║ Android 8.0/7.1.1: FF 62.0.1 No TB for Android available, dammit!
What a fool believes he sees, no wise man has the power to reason away - Doobie Brothers
Thanks for your response! Judging by your handle it looks as though you've moved towards the ocean
This problem is ongoing - for instance just now:
Sent first message with no problem. Second one took 2 times clicking 'Send'. This last one took 6 times!
Good catch. "Towards", yes. "To", no. Central Ohio to inland South Carolina, via Michigan. This old page (sadly out of date) should explain all.
Doug Wilson, "The Makai Guy"
Win10 (64bit): FF 52.9.0 ESR (64bit), TB 52.9.1(32bit) ║ Android 8.0/7.1.1: FF 62.0.1 No TB for Android available, dammit!
What a fool believes he sees, no wise man has the power to reason away - Doobie Brothers
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Schools using Core Knowledge have been honored for their commitment to excellence and to closing the achievement gap. We are honored to have these schools as part of our growing community.
September 2016
The U.S. Department of Education announced the National Blue Ribbon Schools, recognized for overall academic excellence or closing achievement gaps. The 2016 Blue Ribbon winners included six schools helping students build strong foundations of knowledge through the Core Knowledge Sequence and (at some sites) the Core Knowledge Language Arts curriculum.
Of those six, Center City PCS (Congress Heights Campus) in Washington, DC was noted as an Exemplary Achievement Gap Closing School. Five other Core Knowledge Blue Ribbon winners were distinguished as Exemplary High Performing Schools:
- Ft. Caspar Academy Casper, WY
- Icahn Charter 4 Bronx, NY
- Newark Charter School Newark, DE
- Parker Core Knowledge School Parker, CO
- Rocklin Academy at Turnstone Rocklin, CA
A lively profile of Icahn Charter 4 is featured in the Fall 2016 issue of EducationNext. Jeff Litt, Core Knowledge pioneer and now superintendent of Icahn's network of seven charter schools, sums up the significance of a content-rich curriculum:
For children to be successful as adults, they need a baseline of knowledge so they'll be able to communicate, understand a story in the New York Times, to someday write an article for the New York Times! People talk about critical thinking. You cannot think critically if you don't have something to think about; knowledge matters. Jefferey Litt, Superintendent of Ichan Charter Schools, Bronx, New York
May 2016
Bryant Elementary School received a California Gold Ribbon award for innovation and excellence. After nearly closing its doors five years ago due to low test scores and enrollment, Lari Nelson became principal and the school adopted Core Knowledge. Today, Bryant Elementary is one of the top schools in the Riverside area. The school has reached such a high level of acclaim that parents from other cities are wanting to send their children to Bryant. Principal Nelson said, "We've created this pathway where kids love to come to school and they're thriving."
Read the Press Enterprise's article to learn more about the Gold Ribbon award and Bryant Elementary.
April 2016
Peach Hill Academy was one of three schools chosen from the Moorpark area to receive the California Gold Ribbon. California also commended Peach Hill's use of the Core Knowledge curriculum, which they have been using since 2001. Peach Hill's principal Vicky Yasenchock noted that "education's moving so fast nowadays that there are so many things that can be left out," which is why she appreciates how the Core Knowledge curriculum "clearly defines" what students are expected to know before they can advance to the next grade level.
Read the Moorpark Acorn's article about the event.
Kinard Core Knowledge Middle School, High Peaks Elementary School, and Icahn Charter School 2 were named 2015 National Blue Ribbon Schools. The U.S. Department of Education recognizes Blue Ribbon Schools based on overall academic excellence or progress toward closing achievement gaps.
George Washington Academy, which uses the Core Knowledge Sequence, was named the Utah Public Charter School Association's 2013 Charter School of the Year. GWA is a high-performing, kindergarten through eighth-grade school in St. George, Utah, with about 1,000 students. Read more about this award.


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Directions to Cathedral
St. Agnes is located at 533 S. Jefferson Avenue (a one-way southbound street) in Springfield, Missouri.
From Interstate 44
Take Chestnut Expressway (Exit 72) and head east. Turn south on Jefferson Avenue and travel approximately one mile. St. Agnes is located at the corner of Elm and Jefferson, and parking is on the west side of the building.
From South of Springfield
Take National Avenue north to Elm Street. Turn west and continue for approximately one mile. Elm intersects with Jefferson Avenue, and you will notice the St. Agnes campus on the southwest corner of the intersection. Continue west across Jefferson, and parking will be on your left on the west side of the Cathedral.
Directions to the Cafeteria
The cafeteria entrance is two buildings north of the Cathedral front doors. Immediately to the north of the Cathedral is the Rectory, then the school, which is a large cream colored brick building. There is a canopy with a green roof covering the entrance. Entrances on the west are also available should you need to park in back of the Cathedral.


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HTC today launched its next Hot Deals promotion, allowing customers to take 30% off a $650 order.
It's actually a neat deal, if you don't mind getting something that isn't the latest and greatest from HTC. The Taiwanese-based company's latest flagship, the One A9, is nowhere near that $650 price point; however, snagging HTC's One M9 from the company will cost about $650. That will net you that 30% off discount, bringing the final price to $454. That's some massive savings right there!
In the same vein, a $500 and $150 order will get you a 20% and 15% off discount, respectively.
Keep in mind that this discount isn't exclusive to smartphones. If you wanted to snag a One A9, you still can, but you'll need to add more product to your cart in order to take advantage of that 30% off coupon. With the flagship costing $500 from the company, you will be able to use the 20% off option.
Another thing to note: the promotion only lasts until midnight tonight, and those in the US are the only eligible customers to take advantage of this promotion, unfortunately.
Does anyone plan on buying anything from HTC today?
source: HTC
Come comment on this article: HTC's Hot Deals could get you 30% off of the One M9


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What is DNS?
DNS is useful for several reasons. The most well known reason is that it makes it possible to attach domain names (like yahoo.com) to hard-to-remember IP addresses (188.8.131.52).
How do I identify if the workstation is not resolving DNS addresses?
· Go to "Start" then "Run", and type CMD
· When you get to the DOS prompt, type PING and the Domain Name (ping yahoo.com)
· Then PING the IP address of the Domain Name (ping 220.127.116.11)
· If you receive "Ping request could not find host yahoo.com. Please check the name and try again." when pinging the Domain Name and you receive 4 "Replies" when pinging the IP, the workstation is not able to resolve DNS
Resolution #1 - Configure the workstation to use alternate DNS servers
· Go to the Control Panel of the workstation
· Then Network Settings
· Select the network connection that is having the DNS issue
· Go to the adapter's TCP/IP properties
· Statically set the DNS Servers to address provided by your ISP (or 22.214.171.124 or 220.127.116.11 or use other public DNS service like OpenDNS)
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i have A1 android
but it dont have file manager & gallery
instead of these can we install any other app
and also iam unable to save sms on phone memory...and there is no option for save messages in phone memory
pls some help me
ashish, 26 Feb 2015Can it be possible to make a video call on micromax canvas a1Yes using hangout. Skype u can make videocall
I am a1 in 5 february 2015
No any problem
But new user so many problem becose no file mannager or gallery in this fon..
So big miss by google
i thik he give one more preinsttal app file manager than fon is good..
Mine is Spice Dream Uno Android One,Lollipop Update not Coming yet, For my device.
I know google wouldn't have released the update... they just shut our moth with a lie.... don't waste ur time checking for updates... wait for one ore more weeks again....!! very much disappointed.
I guarantee that not even a single android one phone in India has been updated...Google in only fooling around...
I have send msg to google that I didn't get lollipop update in my canvas a1 then they replayed that still
We have rollout to any android one wait till this the say....so plzzz all of them wait for its update
Godsend, 24 Feb 2015Today finally & officially Lollipop OTA update is rolled out. Announced by Caesar Sengupt... more I really super enjoyed this phone buying and useing latest modal and latest version super any body want new phone pls buy the micromax canvassA 1
i brought a1 nearly a week ago but shit it not contain gallery..
when im downloading from playstore it comes error on downloading nd it happens daily plsss suggest me how to download gallery frm 2g network Es file exporer....
iny micromax account to create????
AnonD-297492, 25 Feb 2015I think google don't want to give update because update has been already three months late. A... morei have a wi-fi and it is always on my device waiting for update. Then also I have not received the update. Very Sad
Anonymous, 19 Feb 2015You can buy new micromax canvas xpress phone. it is good i heard that the canvas xpress a99 get heat up when playing games and broswing is it very intensive or little. please answer urgently.
Update didn't received even on WiFi.
They are saying to see update on Wifi because its a larger file.
While downloading update should not pause.
If you do on mobile data it may pause.
Till yet, no update received.....Just making fool of people.....Instead now i think motorola is much better than this.....Also if we need all latest updates better is to go for some nexus device.....worst scenario if we are in india......everything comes late.....
I think google don't want to give update because update has been already three months late.
And now it came with conditions like as:-
1. update for some users not for all.
2. we have to use wi-fi for update not mobile data.
I think all users does not have fi-wi
sk, 25 Feb 2015U can forward a message in android one. Check your phone properly. :)You can install es file explorer and select your ringtones. The phone is very fluid but we don't know when we are getting it
Murthy, 23 Feb 2015Micromax Android one,the worst mobile used myself till now.There is no basic options like sele... moreU can forward a message in android one. Check your phone properly.


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Restarts the current executable (on binary change) https://github.com/nh2/selfrestart
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Allows restarting the currently running executable.
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NEW YORK --Officials are urging New York City residents to get ready for hurricane season.
The Atlantic hurricane season officially starts on Friday.
The city's Office of Emergency Management has a new edition of its Ready New York hurricane guide. It's available online and comes in numerous languages.
Some areas of the city were inundated with flooding when Tropical Storm Irene hit last August.


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