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In July 1987, Security Council Resolution 598 was issued to end the war between Iran and Saddam's Ba'athist regime. This resolution has been the most detailed in terms of quantity and number of words to use, the most fundamental in terms of content and the most powerful in terms of executive guarantee of the Security Council resolution on the imposed war of the Ba'athist regime against Iran. The resolution was accepted by the Ba'athist regime in Iraq, but the government of the Islamic Republic of Iran did not accept it for a year due to its weaknesses and shortcomings. However, the adoption of this resolution did not meet the full expectations of the Islamic Republic of Iran, but the implicit reference in the paragraphs of the resolution on "determining the initiator of the war" and "compensation" was a great victory for the Islamic Republic of Iran.
If until now, the world's media, when covering American crimes against human rights, referred to its history and past, or covered its criminal acts in other countries of the world, from a year ago until now; we can say that the main focus could be on US domestic issues. Blacks whose rights are not yet equal to whites; Latinos who are deprived of social services, Indigenous people who are still highly discriminated against, or even children who are brutally assaulted by the police while playing with plastic guns. All indications are that the knee of the US government is on the necks of many people around the world, there are also many signs of US human rights abuses inside the country.
According to Dr. Yang, the issue of the duality of the Guardianship of the Oilfields posed serious problems, He hoped to be able to persuade the lords to abandon the old tradition and appoint one person as the head of the guards.
The victory of the Islamic Revolution of the Iranian people in February 1979; Brought remarkable advances in various fields. One of these advances was in the field of health. According to statistics, after the victory of the Islamic Revolution, many advances have been made in various fields, including health. Increasing the number of hospitals and medical centers, health development, increasing life expectancy and reducing child mortality under one year and reducing maternal mortality, increasing the number of doctors and health professionals and the growth of medical universities, upgrading medical equipment and ... is part of the achievements of the Islamic Revolution in the field of medicine and health.
The growing connection between Banisadr and Mujahedin authorities during the time of his presidency have not been mentioned a lot. Their relationship reached to its climax after he was dismissal first from the position of Commander in Chief and then the Presidency. The day after Banisadr was discharged from his position as the Commander in Chief, on 10 June 1981, the organization that believed they could "Wipe out the regime" with him, announced that his life was in danger. Mujahedin hid him, preparing his escape from Iran.
The election of obedient representatives in the Pahlavi regime was one of the plans of Reza Khan and Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to strengthen the foundations of dictatorship. According to Taghizadeh, "in fact, Reza Shah had decided not to select anyone who was not obedient to him." Henderson also believes that in the Pahlavi era, the list of candidates was based on the interests of the government. According to Mark J. Gaziurovsky, in parallel with consolidating his control over the government, the Shah directly took control of the parliamentary elections to ensure that the parliament would be loyal to him. In his memoirs, Fardoust also acknowledges the Shah's order to form a three-member commission to elect obedient representatives. Thus, according to history, in the Pahlavi regime, "power due to the personal will of the Shah" replaced "power due to national will".
After Imam Khomeini's departure, many crises were probable to happen, and take down the Islamic Republic, and the enemies were seeking a chance to end revolution's life using these crises. With Ayatollah Khamenei, chosen as the supreme leader, their plans were all failed. The leader took control of the situation and despite the tensions, he brought back safey and settlement to the country.
The 22 February 1921 British coup, transfered the power to an officer called Reza Khan Mirpanj. This was an opening to Iran's new era and put the constitutional parliament in the hands of military forces, and until August 1941, when Iran was occupied by the Allies and Reza Shah was exiled to Mouris Islands, there were no arguments and discussions in the parliament, and the members only obeyed what they were told.
Since Reza Khan gained power, opposing the religion and religious culture became part of Pahlavi regime's plan. He was given the assignment to eliminate Islam from the lives of the nation, and replace the western culture. They fought the clergies, as the symbol of religion. They caused losts of damages but in the end, the people fought alongside the clergies lead by Imam Khomeini, to take down the monarchy in the country.
There are legal institutions to monitor the elections worldwide. The Gaurdian Council in Iran, Constitutional Law Court in Turkey, Constitutional Law Council in France, the Senate in USA, House of Commons in United Kingdom, all are responsible for monitoring the election.
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