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Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani is kept in perison since 2005 in Tabriz prison in Iran. She is accused of having committed adultery with a married man and henceforth is sentenced to being stoned to death while her crime has not been proved.

We condemn this judicial sentence and ask for international help for Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani. We hope that someday in near future stoning people to death be eradicated from all judicial laws.

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  • Andreja
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    • and what kind of punishment is the man getting for this alleged adultery?
  • jlfraser
  • Ben S
  • Alvin L
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    • If there is any mercy in this world, or a true sense of justice THEN THIS MUST BE STOPPED!!!
  • nick b
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    • What good book would promote this sort of behaviour and why? Any man who agrees with this is a gutless coward hiding behind a cowardly script that favours men.Was the married man raped by the lady or was he complicit? Sickening stuff concocted by weak men!
  • Kathryn G
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    • Hanging Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani instead of stoning her to death is also unjust and deplorable
  • beatrice b
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    • stop this disgusting injunstice!!!
  • Lily H
  • Tahera
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    • If they do this to her...they will all burn in hell...each and everyone of them
  • rama e
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    • A balance between male and female energies must come if their is to be any hope for the future of humanity
  • Aciego-Moreno, Lourdes E
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    • wir alle sind Menschen"
  • Oliver B
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    • "cum autem perseverarent interrogantes eum erexit se et dixit eis qui sine peccato est vestrum primus in illam lapidem mittat"
  • Wolfgang Baron von H
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    • The highest result of education is tolerance
  • John F
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    • The test of the morality of any government is how it treats the most vulnerable. By this measure, in sentencing Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani to death for adultery, the Iranian government fails abysmally. It reveals ruthless brutality, not morality, is the true foundation of its continued hold on power.
  • Seth G
  • Sonja
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    • no go
  • Bev
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    • sad, cruel, unenlightened.
  • Lesley M
  • Salvatore
  • monica s
  • john c
  • Luis Manuel Gaspar Teixeira da S
  • Silvia s
  • Guрnэ H
  • Diana B
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    • A death warrant is always wrong.
  • Claire B
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    • Such primative and savage cruelty need not exist in our world. We are all one and should remember that which we do to others, we do to ourselves.
  • Charlie B
  • El Bazioui M
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    • Let her free in the name of Allah, if she did something wrong Allah will punish her, it's not your task.
  • Francescangelo
  • Esther P
  • Priya
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    • Creator gives we are no one to take life away . No execution
  • Georgia D
  • Shora M
  • Samuel B
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    • This is barbaric. The question of whether or not this woman is guilty is beside the point; adultery is not a crime deserving of death.
  • Van Oosterwyck D
  • Elizabeth C
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    • Please let this beautiful lady live.
  • Paul
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    • just for once.. let common sense prevail and let this poor woman go.. let her live a useful life with her family.
  • Rita C
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    • We are in 2010 and Iran is living in the stone ages. All countries should take economic sanctions against Iran
  • Fбbio Miguel P
  • Laura T
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    • This trial was a travesty. they know she is not guilty.
  • Gina H
  • Shelby M
  • Pamela G
  • James M
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    • Please do not taint the image of your country by carrying out such barbaric acts. There are so many alternatives for rehabilitation, and other methods of discipline such as jail, community service, and labour. The holy books do not condone taking the lives of others. There is a saying by Muslim scholars that taking the life of one in Islam is equivalent to taking all human life!
  • Lorna D
  • Stefano F
  • Allan B
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    • Please Iran, don't.
  • Peter G
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    • Iran is ruled by barbaric leaders
  • Audrey Miller R
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    • Iran, it is your duty to respect the rights of women.
  • J P
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    • This is an outrageous way to treat a human being.