Thousands came out in over 100 cities

PR No. 55
August 28, 2010

August 28, 2010, registered as a historic day in the struggle against the barbarism of the Islamic Republic of Iran

Today, August 28, thousands of citizens in 32 countries came out in response to the call by the International Committee Against Stoning, the International Committee Against Execution, Mission Free Iran, and Iran Solidarity. The call was to demand the immediate freedom of Sakineh Ashtiani and all others condemned to stoning, as well as to protest the barbaric cruelty of the regime of Islamic Republic, specifically the medieval punishment of stoning.

The early news of today’s rallies around the world indicates that the call to action has been widely responded to - unprecedented in the similar category of international callouts. Citizens have come out in over 100 cities, carrying posters of Sakineh and others condemned to be stoned, listening to several speakers from different parties and organizations, and chanting slogans. At the end the rallies held so far, the Statement of the demonstration (see Appendix) has been confirmed by the participants with clapping or signing.

The Statement points to examples of 31 years of crime by the Islamic regime, from genocidal massacre of political prisoners to enforcing the pre-medieval Sharia (doctrinal) law, which, among other barbaric punishments, prescribes stoning for the ‘crime’ of adultery. The Statement goes on to demand: the immediate and unconditional release of Sakineh Ashtiani and all others condemned to stoning; the abolition as well as criminalization of stoning worldwide; not recognizing the Islamic Republic as the government of Iran, and expelling it from all international bodies; the trial by international courts of the leaders of the regime for 31 years of crime against humanity.

Hundreds of TV networks, radio stations and newspapers covered the news of the international day before the event. Several of them included in their coverage interviews with the leaders and activists of the campaign. The early news indicate that so far today the media has given the rallies wide coverage - some of them live and with interviews.

Post cards have been presented to the participants to buy and mail to the Secretary General of UN asking for Ahmadinejad not to let in the UN General Assembly session in September.

August 28 was thus made into a historic day of world protest against stoning, in particular, and the barbarism of the Islamic Republic, in general – a day on which the foundation was laid for wider solidarity with the people of Iran in order to bring down the vile Islamic regime.

We salute all the organizers of today’s international event as well as all those who participated in them, including personages, organizations and the media. We will gradually make available reports, photos and footages of the rallies.

Further, we hereby declare that our fight against stoning and the regime of stoning in Iran took a great step forward today, and thus put the people of Iran as well as the world in a more advantageous position to further the struggle. On this day, we proudly declare that we shall most resolutely continue this fight until Sakineh Ashtiani all those sentenced to stoning have been unconditionally freed, until stoning has been abolished around the world, until all criminal laws of the Islamic Republic have been complete revoked, and, indeed, until the regime itself has been brought down. This regime has been founded, and survived, on human blood shed by means of terror: from policing the people’s private lives in the most brutal ways to jailing, flogging, raping, torturing, executing (including minors, gays and lesbians), assassinating, massacring political prisoners, stoning, mutilating people in accordance with the pre-medieval, tribal Islamic Sharia law, …the list is almost endless in criminality. Such a terrorist regime must be brought down. We proudly declare that we shall continue the struggle most resolutely until this has been achieved.

International Committee Against Stoning
International Committee Against Execution

August 29, 2010


Appendix:


The Statement of the protest action of August 28, 2010 by
100 Cities Around the World Against Stoning

On August 28, 2010 one hundred cities around the world are rising up to protest the barbaric practice of stoning, as well as to save the life of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani in Iran. This day will be recorded in the annals of humanity as a manifestation of the protest, during the prior weeks, by millions of people across the globe against stoning as the most heinous form of medieval cruelty. It is a disgrace to humanity that, at the close of the first decade of the twenty-first century, stoning is still practiced in Iran and similar Islam-stricken countries. We, the citizens of 100 cities, hereby unequivocally declare that this blot must be removed from the face of humanity immediately and permanently.

On this day we also protest against the regime of stoning in Iran. This regime has, during the 31 years of its existence, committed genocide, established a system of sexual apartheid in Iran, and made imprisonment, execution, torture, rape of political prisoners, and the rule of pre-medieval Islamic Sharia the law of the land. Such a regime is not the representative of the people of Iran. It is their murderer, and its leaders must be brought to trial before international tribunals for their crimes against humanity.

Further, the international protest of August 28 is yet another manifestation of the solidarity of people around the world with the people of Iran, who have heroically risen up to bring down the regime of stoning, the Islamic code of punishment (Qesaas), hijab, torture, and execution. We, the citizens of 100 cities worldwide, proudly declare that we consider ourselves the standard bearers of the universal front of humanity against barbarity. We support the struggles of the people of Iran against one of the cruellest regimes in the history of humankind. We, therefore, emphatically declare, on behalf of the world’s civilized humanity, that the path to the liberation of the Iranian people will not pass through threats or military action against the country but through the removal of the regime of the Islamic Republic by the power of the struggles of people in Iran and across the world.

The following are our common demands on August 28, 2010 throughout 100 cities of the world:

1- The immediate and unconditional freedom of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani and all other prisoners in Iran sentenced to be stoned to death.

2- The abolition of stoning in Iran and elsewhere. We demand that the United Nations urgently adopt a specific resolution forbidding stoning as an inhuman punishment all over the world.

3- Not recognizing the Islamic regime of stoning in Iran as the government of that country and, thus, banning it from all international bodies.

4- Bringing to trial the perpetrators of stoning. Stoning is one of the most abominable forms of crime against humanity. Any individual, group, organization or state executing the punishment of stoning must be prosecuted and tried by international tribunals.

We continue our struggles until we have achieved all of these demands. As an immediate, primary step to that end, we demand that Mahmood Ahmadinejad, the president of the regime of stoning, be stopped from entering the General Assembly of the United Nations in September 2010.

The Statement of the protest action of August 28, 2010 - 100 Cities Around the World Against Stoning

On August 28, 2010 one hundred cities around the world are rising up to protest the barbaric practice of stoning, as well as to save the life of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani in Iran. This day will be recorded in the annals of humanity as a manifestation of the protest, during the prior weeks, by millions of people across the globe against stoning as the most heinous form of medieval cruelty. It is a disgrace to humanity that, at the close of the first decade of the twenty-first century, stoning is still practiced in Iran and similar Islam-stricken countries. We, the citizens of 100 cities, hereby unequivocally declare that this blot must be removed from the face of humanity immediately and permanently.

On this day we also protest against the regime of stoning in Iran. This regime has, during the 31 years of its existence, committed genocide, established a system of sexual apartheid in Iran, and made imprisonment, execution, torture, rape of political prisoners, and the rule of pre-medieval Islamic Sharia the law of the land. Such a regime is not the representative of the people of Iran. It is their murderer, and its leaders must be brought to trial before international tribunals for their crimes against humanity.

Further, the international protest of August 28 is yet another manifestation of the solidarity of people around the world with the people of Iran, who have heroically risen up to bring down the regime of stoning, the Islamic code of punishment (Qesaas), Hijab, torture, and execution. We, the citizens of 100 cities worldwide, proudly declare that we consider ourselves the standard bearers of the universal front of humanity against barbarity. We support the struggles of the people of Iran against one of the cruelest regimes in the history of humankind. We, therefore, emphatically declare, on behalf of the world’s civilized humanity, that the path to the liberation of the Iranian people will not pass through threats or military action against, the country, but through the removal of the regime of the Islamic Republic by the power of the struggles of people in Iran and across the world.

The following are our common demands on August 28, 2010 throughout 100 cities of the world:

1- The immediate and unconditional freedom of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani and all other prisoners in Iran sentenced to be stoned to death.

2- The abolition of stoning in Iran and elsewhere. We demand that the United Nations urgently adopt a specific resolution forbidding stoning as an inhuman punishment all over the world.

3- Not recognizing the Islamic regime of stoning in Iran as the government of that country and, thus, banning it from all international bodies.

4- Bringing to trial the perpetrators of stoning. Stoning is one of the most abominable forms of crime against humanity. Any individual, group, organization or state executing the punishment of stoning must be prosecuted and tried by international tribunals.

We continue our struggles until we have achieved all of these demands. As an immediate, primary step to that end, we demand that Mahmood Ahmadinejad, the president of the regime of stoning, be stopped from entering the General Assembly of the United Nations in September 2010.

International Committee against Executions
International Committee against Stoning
Iran Solidarity
Mission Free Iran

List of 28 August 2010 - 100 Cities against Stoning

110 cities, 114 events so far


AUSTRALIA

Brisbane
Time: 12 midday
Place: Redcliff Place in Brisbane city; Redcliffe Place is also known Brisbane Square and is located by the big silver balls, opposite the casino.
Contact: debcurpryce@hotmail.com

Byron Bay, NSW
Time: 12 noon
Place: Cape Byron Lighthouse

Hobart
Details to follow
Contact: roxycoxy@live.com.au

Sydney
Time: 14.00
Place: QVB, at the Town Hall end (near the statue)
Contact: Kat, katgaf1@gmail.com

AUSTRIA

Vienna
Time: 14.00 -17.00
Place: vor oper ,karajan- plaz 1010 wien
Contact: 06504784638 -06642078391

Vienna
Time: 15:00 - 16:00
Place: Gegenüber der Albertina, Wien "Helmut-Zilk-Platz"
Organiser: Gemeinschaft für Solidarität mit den trauernden Müttern des Laleh-Parks.

BELGIUM

Brussels
Time: 13:00
Place: Palais de Justice, Place Poelaert, 1000 Bruxelles
Contact : National Women Councils ( CFFB and NVR) Viviane Teitelbaum

Brussels
Time: 15.00
Place: Avenue F.D. Roosevelt 15 1050 Bruxelles (Ixelles) in front of Iranian embassy
Contact: mailto:Peter Calluy, calluypeter@hotmail.com

Charleroi
Time: 11.00
Place: Hôtel de Ville de Charleroi
Organised by : La Ligue du Droit International des Femmes, Hocrint (organisation against "honour" crimes and forced mariage), Synergie-Wallonie des femmes and CFFB, Conseil des Femmes francophones de Belgique.
Contact: Anne-marie Lizin www.lizin.org

La Louvière
Time: 9.00 -11.00 am
Place: Marcket (Marché)
Organised by : FGTB Centre, CSC Mons-La Louvière, Cepré, Ligue des droits de l'homme, Parti communiste, Pour que vive la démocratie, Femmes prévoyantes socialistes, Médecine pour le peuple, la Braise.

Zottegem
Time: 14.00
Place: In the town hall (het stadhuis)of zottegem
Contact: Mayor Mr Herman De Loor,
09 364 64 51

BRAZIL

Alfenas, Minas Gerais
Details to follow
Time:
Place:
Contact:

Campinas, SãoPaulo
Details to follow
Time:
Place:
Contact:

Porto Alegre
Time: 16:00
Place: Esquina Democrática – Av. Borges de Medeiros X Rua dos Andradas
Contact: LiHS – lihsbrasil@gmail.com

Tres Pontas, Minas Gerais
Details to follow

CANADA

Hamilton, Ontario
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Front of Jackson Square mall
Contact: Amir Zahedi, 905-962-9638

Montreal
Time: 17.00 – 19.00
Place: Des Artes (St. Cathrine and Jeanne Mance)

Niagara Falls
Time: 14:00-16:00
Place: Just beside the Falls
Contact: Mehran Mahbobi, 1 647 274 7149
Mehranmahbobi1917@gmail.com

Peterborough, Ontario
Time: The march will start at 2 p.m. on the steps of City Hall, go through downtown, and end in front of the Superior Courthouse at 3 p.m.
Co-Organizer: Jane Campbell, with federal Liberal candidate Betsy McGregor.

Ottawa
Time: 12.00-14.00
Place: In front of Parliament Hill
Contact: D Aram, 613-859-7929, d_aram@sympatico.ca

Toronto
Time: 13.00-16.00
Place: 250 Front Street West (in front of CBC)
Contact: Yadi Mahmodi, 416 726 9321; wpicanada@yahoo.com

Vancouver
Time: Rally at 17.00 (information table at 15.00)
Place: In front of Art Gallery on Robson St.
Contact: Zari Asli, zariasli@yahoo.ca

Victoria
Time: 16.00-18.00
Place: Douglas & Fort in front of Royal bank
Contact: Abbas Mohamadi
abbas@cawvidc.bc.ca

DENMARK

Copenhagen
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Glentevej-Vibevej, Copenhagen NV
Contact: Pedram Kazemi-Esfarjani, docpedram@googlemail.com

FINLAND

Tampere
Time: 14.00
Place: Tampereen Keskustori
Contact: Abdol Golparian, 040575825, abdolgolparian1@gmail.com

FRANCE

Besançon
Time: 15.00
Place: Place du 8 Septembre
Contact: cgt.addsea@gmail.com

Dijon
Time: 11.00
Place: RDV Francois RUDE, 21 000 Dijon
Contact : Sara Horchani from organization: Association Libertés-Culture
sarahorchani@yahoo.fr
Facebook : Sara Horchani

Le Mans
Time: 15.00
Place: Place de la Republique
Contact: infos@niputesnisoumises.com

Lyon
Time: 15.00
Place: Bellecour
This gathering is called by the following organisations : Association Solidarité Franco-Iranienne, Comité Communiste Internationaliste – Trotskiste, Initiative Communiste-Ouvrière, Nouveau Parti Anticapitaliste (NPA), Parti Communiste-Ouvrier d'Iran, Regards de Femmes.
Contact: yadi.j100@free.fr

Montpellier
Time: 11.00
Place: Place de la Comedie
Contact: 0620748012 (Mansoureh)

Narbonne
Time: 11am to 7pm
Place: Esplanade de la Médiathèque
Contact: monique.louicellier@yahoo.com

Paris
Place: Place du Trocadéro
Time: 12:00 noon
Organised by:
La Ligue du droit international des Femmes
Association créée par Simone de Beauvoir (contact: 06 38 39 42 92)
Mouvement Pour la Paix et Contre le Terrorisme (contact 06 66 26 42 23)
Ni Putes Ni Soumises (contact 06 76 49 63 56)

Poitiers
Time: 11.30
Place: On the steps of City Hall
Organizer: Mayor of Poitiers

Tolouse
Time: 15.00
Place: Place du Capitole
Contact: chantal.crabere@orange.fr

GEORGIA

Tbilisi
Time:
Place: Opposite the Embassy of the Islamic Republic
Contact: Tiko, tinatin.j@gmail.com

GERMANY

Augsburg
Time: 14.00
Adress: Elias - Holl - Platz
Contact: 0176-3241096257

Berlin
Time: 14.00
Place: Joachimstaler Platz, UB- Kurfürsten Damm
Contact: Farzaneh Deraxshan, 017624866317, farzaneh52@gmail.com

Berlin
Time: 17.00
Place: Breitscheidplatz/Kurfürstendamm 11
Contact: Code e.V., info@code-ev.com

Bremen
Time: 14.00
Place: Stadtzentrum - Marktplatz
Contact: Siamak Maki 0172-4037035, siamakmaki@t-online.de

Darmstadt
Time: 12.00-14.00
Place: Luisenplatz
Contact: Nawid Mohamadi, nawid1@gmx.de

Dortmund
Time: 14.00
Place: Katharinenstr. (gegenüber HBF, Treppen hoch)
Contact: Maryam Jabbarzadeh
01786703944
daryagermany@yahoo.de

Köln (Cologne)
Time: 14.00
Place: Dom Platte
Contact: 0163 5112025

Frankfurt
Time: 16.00
Place: Hauptwache (Zeil) gegenüber Kaufhof
Contact: Shahnaz Morattab
015774650186
shahnaz1@t-online.de

Hamburg
Time: 14.00
Place: Mönckebergstrasse
Ida-Ehre-Platz in front of Karstadt
Contact: 0172-4044323
nazaninborumand@gmail.com
Madaraneirani.hh@gmail.com

Hannover
Time: 14.00
Place: Kröpcke – Stadtzentrum
Organised by Iran Solidarity
Contact: Said Asli
0178 8764749
saidasli@yahoo.de

Krefeld
Time: 14.00
Platz von der Leyen 1, gegenueber Rathaus
Contact:

Leipzig
Time: 14.00
Place: Augustus platz Leipzig(Zentrum)
Contact: 0176 29319819

Mainz
Time: 13.00
Place: Emmeran Str. Ecke Pfandhaus Str. Vor dem Sparda - Bank
Contact: Soheyla 015784493284


Munich
Time: 12.00-14.00
Place: Richard-Strauss-Brunnen Neuhauser Str. 8 (Fussgängerzone)
Organizers: United4Iran-Bayern and Amnesty International München, ‚Irangruppe‘
Contact: Petra, 0176-50728972

Paderborn
Time: 12.00
At: Western Str. Kaufhof
Contact: 01743830478

Ulm
Details to follow
Contac: 0172 7623474

Zwickau
Time: 13.00-15.00
Place: Marien Platz (Dom)
Contact: 01605963711

GREECE

Athens
Time: 18.00
Place: In front of NHCRI

ICELAND

Reykjavik
Details to follow
Contact: hopeful@islandia.is

INDIA

Bangalore
Contact: Ruzbeh Sedaghat/ Arman Ruhipoor 9742569282
roozbehs_111@yahoo.com
Details to follow

IRAQ

Karkuk,
Ahmadaga street
Details to follow

Baghdad
Time: 10.00am
Place: Mutanaby Street

IRELAND

Dublin
Time: 13.00-14.30
Place: GPO O’Connell St.
Contact: Brendan Maher brendanaustin@eircom.net

Waterford
Time: 13.00 -15.00
Place: outside City Square
Contact: Marieke Ryan, ryan_vdzweth@hotmail.com

ISRAEL

Tel Aviv
Time: 7pm
Place: Dina Cafe, Yehuda Hayamit Street 34, Jaffa-Tel-Aviv
Action: We will screen a movie about Iran's executions and ask people to write letters to Sakineh.
Contact info: Elifelet (organizer): 972-523368792; Dina (owner of the cafe): 972-504998416

ITALY

Florence
City of Florence has officially joined the campaign of 100 cities against stoning until this act of barbarism has been abolished
place : the whole city of Florence,The heart of the people of Florence ......
Time August 28 and for ever!

JAPAN

Tokyo
Time: 14.00
Place: United Nations University , Jingumae 5-chome, Shibuya-53 -70
Contact: Jamal saberi jjsaberi@yahoo.co.jp

KENYA

Nairobi
Time: 12:00 - 14:00 Hrs
Venue 1: Kenyatta International Conference Center
Venue 2: University of Nairobi - Taifa Hall
Contact: Ms. Jahwar Amber - Jahwar.amber@secularstudents.org
Call: Boaz Adhengo @ +254 733 867644

NETHERLANDS

Amsterdam
Time: 14.00
Place: Beursplein
Contact: Farshad Hosseini 0663602627
farshadhoseini@yahoo.com

Eindhoven
Details to follow

Groningen
Time: 12.00-16.00
Place: City Centre, around the Herestraat
Contact: daily_dani@hotmail.com

The Hague
Time: 14.00
Place: plein in front of the Parliament
Contact: Bahman Zakernezhad 0649906014

Nigeria
Details to follow

NORWAY

Oslo
Time: 15.00-17.00
Place: In front of the Parliament
Contact: Rahimi, 98694001, rahimi37@yahoo.com

POLAND

Warsaw
Time: 12.00
Place: Next to the Iranian embassy, Warsaw, 22, Aldony street
Contact: Ewa Charkiewicz
phone +48 504926089, ewa_charkiewicz@yahoo.com

Wroclaw
Details to follow

PORTUGAL

Lisbon
Time: 18.00-20.00
Place: Largo do Camões
Contact: arturneves@netcabo.pt eom
Try to see it on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/event.php?eid=132064263505288&ref=mf

SPAIN

Barcelona
Time: 18.00-20.00
Place: Plaza Sant Jaume
Contact: Patricia, patycarreiros@gmail.com

SWEDEN

Borås
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Stortorget
Contact: 46737598566

Gothenburg
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Brunnsparken
Contact: 46708 544 529

Gävle
Time: 14.00 -1600
Gå från Södermalmstorg till Rådhustorget
sen stå på Rådhustorget
Contact: Helena 0702692608 (Ring after 18.00)

Helsingborg
Time: 14.00-15.30
Place: Stortorget
Contact: 0736493215

Hässleholm
Time:
Place: Stortorget
Contact: farhad behrang
0736481740

Karlskrona
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Centralen, Ronnebygatan 43 - 47
Contact: 0704531047

Lund
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Stortorget
Contact: 0703171102

Malmö
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: David halls bron, Between Triangeln and Gustav Adolfs Torg
Contact: 0703638088

Norrkoping
Time: 14.00 -16.30
Place: Hörsalsparken-Drottningtorget
Contact: 0736040096

Stockholm
Time: 17.30
Place: Mynttorget, in front of the Parliament
Contact: 0737801510, 070-44 11 075

I Stockholm har vi med oss talare, bland andra EU-ministern Birgitta Ohlsson (FP), kommunfullmäktigekandidaten Tara Twana (S), journalisten och författarinnan Dilsa Demirbag Sten, Sara Mohamad from Never Forget Pela and Fadime Organisation med flera

Uppsala
Time: 14.00 -16.00
Place: Stora torget, Åhlens
Contacts: Mahin Alipour 0707777313, Mehdi Zare 0739754226

Visby
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Öster Centrum
Contact: Ahmad Fatemi
0735203817

Örebro
Time: 14.00
Drottninggatan
Contact: Ahmad Fatemi 073 520 3817

SWITZERLAND

Zurich
Details to follow

TURKEY

Ankara
Details to follow

Didim, Aydin
Time: 14.00
Contact: Cigdem Toprak, cigdem.toprak.tud@gmail.com

UK

London
Time: 14.00-16.00
Place: Trafalgar Square, North Terrace (outside the National Gallery)
Contact: Bahram Soroush, 07852338334, bahram.soroush@gmail.com

Birmingham
Time: 13:30
Place: Central Library

Bournemouth/Wimborne
Place: Collecting signatures in Bournemouth and Wimborne ending up at Kingston Lacy House (by the Obelisk in the garden)
Time: Details of earlier signature collections to follow. Kingston Lacy House, 2pm
Contact: Jane, simonfielder@tesco.net

Bradford
Time: 11am
Place: Centenary Square
Contact: Omar Ebrahim, omarinbox@hotmail.com

Glasgow
Time: 2pm
Place: George Square
Contact: theaim@hotmail.co.uk

Liverpool
Time: 12.00-16.00
Place: Bold Street Information Site (located adjacent to the Lyceum bank). Bold Street is adjacent to Liverpool Central Station. There is a station exit to Bold Street.
Contact: Brian, 07515 282952

Manchester
Time: 14.00
Place: Piccadilly Gardens
Contact: 07904951989, soheila@uwclub.net

Newcastle-upon-Tyne
Time: 12 noon - 4 p.m.
Place: Grey's Monument
Contact: peter1_243@fsmail.net

Puerto Rico
San Juan
Time: 10am-3:30pm
Place: Old San Juan, by the Cruissess Bay
Contact: Ivonne Santos, 787-596-8383

Richmond, Surrey
Time: 11.30am
Place: Outside Richmond Railway/Underground station, Kew Road, Richmond

St. Albans
Details to follow

USA

Atlanta
Time: 17.00 -18.00
Place: the intersection of Peach tree and Lenox Road

Beverly Hills, California
Details forthcoming.
Contact: Ann Marie Lynch, cell: 631-974-8480, amhoney22@yahoo.com mailto:amhoney22@yahoo.com

Brooklyn, Connecticut
Time: 4-6pm
Place: Intersection of Route 6 and South Main Street
Contact: Deb, debheath86@yahoo.com

Chicago, Illinois
Time: 14.00 – 15.30
Place: Millennium Park
Place: North corner of Jackson entrance to Millenium Park (Jackson and Michigan)
Contact: nwade99@att.net

Dallas
Time: 18.00
Place: downtown, Houston St. & Elm St. Kennedy Museum
Contact: 2146752120
Svafa56@yahoo.com

Atlanta, Georgia
Time: 17.00-18.00
Place: Intersection of Peach Tree and Lenox Road
Contact: People4Iran organization, mzdero@bellsouth.net

Hattiesburg
Time: 11.00-13.00
Place: USM Campus; in front of the Liberal Arts Building
Contact: Meg Hixson megan.hixson@eagles.usm.edu

Houston, Texas
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Place: La Madeleine Coffee Shop Near Gessner

Los Angeles, California
Time: 17.00-19.00
Place: Junction of Santa Monica pier
Organised by: Mourning Mothers of Iran

New York City
Time: All day
Place: Everywhere
Theme: Leaflet day: protesters will leaflet cars, bus stops, newspaper boxes, supermarkets, and similar.

Orlando, Florida
Details to follow

Seattle
Time: 3-5pm
Place: Westlake center Seattle
Contact : Daryoush nostoning@yahoo.com

Washington DC
Time: 14.00
Place: Dupont Circle
Contact: maria.rohaly@gmail.com

Washington DC
Date: August 29
Time: 12 noon
Place: Islamic Republic Offices of the Pakistani Embassy
Contact: Saeed Salehinia, salehinia@aol.com

International Committee Against Stoning (http://stopstonningnow.com)
Iran Solidarity (www.iransolidarity.org.uk)
Mission Free Iran (www.missionfreeiran.com)
International Committee Against Execution (http://notonemoreexecution.org)

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