Taraneh M., 28 years old, has been missing since 7 Tir (nearly 2 weeks ago). There are reports all over Twitter feeds, as well as several informational outlets that she was gang raped by Basij forces after being arrested and that she may have been murdered since. Full article:

http://iranian009.blogfa.com/post-30.aspx

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" Ghasaas" (islamic punishment) can not be applied to a female if she is virgin. So first they shag the lady and then kill her.
You can't even divorce your virgin wife.

What a law!!

At this point, there can be no doubt that this regime is the worst thing to happen to Iran since the Arab and Mongol invasions. It's essentially a foreign occupying force, employing all the tactics and crimes committed by foreign invaders against a defeated native population.

This cancer must be excised by any means necessary.

At this point, there can be no doubt that this regime is the worst thing to happen to Iran since the Arab and Mongol invasions. It's essentially a foreign occupying force, employing all the tactics and crimes committed by foreign invaders against a defeated native population.

This cancer must be excised by any means necessary.

Agreed, well put. But Iran(IRI) and "the iranian people" have been two seperate things for me for a while now.

Agreed, well put. But Iran(IRI) and "the iranian people" have been two seperate things for me for a while now.

for the last thirty years.

A month after the revolution there was a demonstration in Tehran sponsoring freedom and the bassidjis started beating on people. This is 30 years ago.

This was the question that I had this whole time. I have been seeing all these beautifull young girls in the demonstrations and I was asking myself, Aren't these girls scared of getting arrested and then Raped by the Basiji and ....

So I am not very suprised. Motori is very correct about the law that he mentioned. Most of the Bahai girls who were killed were subjected to that law at around 1359-1363.

These are sad days for Iran and I am speechless of the couarge that our young people are showing.