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Neda Agha Soltani
Neda Agha Soltani is believed to be the name of the woman killed in an amateur video of protesters in Iran who support Mir Hossein Moussavi.
A group of Iranian students has gathered in front of the British Embassy in Tehran, calling for the extradition of an Iranian doctor who they claim is the killer of Neda Agha Soltan.
The protestors described Arash Hejazi as "the murderer of Neda" and said that he should be handed over to Iranian authorities to stand trial in the country. Hejazi is currently studying in Britain.
Meanwhile, a group of Tehran University drama students carried...
- Neda's death in Tehran, on 'Frontline' (laobserved.com)
- Oxford's Queens College Awarding Neda Scholarship For Iranian Students (paxalles.blogs.com)
- Oxford University's Queens College establishes Neda scholarship (solomonia.com)
In the last few moments before her death, immediately following the shots, she experienced a moment of extreme terror followed by an incredible sense of bliss. Her eyes opened wide, staring at something high above, and then face pale, lips trembling,...[where: Tehrān, Tehran, Iran]
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From experienceproject.com
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Frontline has a documentary on the slained Neda Agha-Soltan. A Basij member fired into a group of protesters. Indications are Agha-Soltan was an innocent bystander. The Iranian government would not let Agha-Soltan's family bury her body.
From blogger.com
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- Neda video (timworstall.typepad.com)
- A Death in Tehran (freerepublic.com)
- Former NEDA chief says EO 839 more harm than good (abs-cbnnews.com)
A documentary on the protests in Iran, produced for PBS and the BBC, pieces together the death, and life, of Neda Agha-Soltan, whose last moments were caught on video and posted online.
From thelede.blogs.nytimes.com
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- Iran Wants Neda Forgotten (digg.com)
- Scholarship in honor of Neda draws criticism from Iran (news.google.com)
The Guardian interviews Caspian Makan, boyfriend to Iranian martyr Neda Agha Soltan: Caspian has lost not only the woman he was planning to marry, but also his country, his family, his friends and his career. Anyone and everyone who had...
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- Neda's Mother: Her Legacy Lives On (gawker.com)
- NEDA Regional Director (mindanao.com)
- Newark Takes Home 10 NEDA Channel Marketing Awards (businesswire.com)
The University of Oxford’s Queen’s College has established a scholarship for Iranians in honour of Neda Agha-Soltan, a protester who was shot dead during protests against June’s rigged election. The Iranian embassy in London is incensed.
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From blog.macleans.ca
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Neda Agha Soltan, killed on camera by a sniper's bullet, became the symbol of opposition to Iranian President Ahmadinejad this summer. Her boyfriend, Caspian Makan, who has just fled the country, talks to Arash Sahami and Angus Macqueen about their romance, his imprisonment after her death and his terrifying escape.
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- Diplomats uneasy at Neda Soltan being honoured by Queen’s College, Oxford (timesonline.co.uk)
- Oxford’s tribute to student Neda Soltan denounced by Iran (timesonline.co.uk)
- Grave of Neda Soltan desecrated by supporters of Iranian regime (timesonline.co.uk)
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From abs-cbnnews.com
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- Neda 'was ready to die for cause' in Iran (france24.com)
- Boyfriend speaks of his love for Neda (guardian.co.uk)
Last night's Frontline examined the life and death of Neda Agha-Soltan, revealing Neda's commitment to protesting and the Iranian government's persecution of her friends and family. One fascinating aspect of the segment is a discussion of the role of women in the summer election protests. Echoing the words of an anonymous Iranian journalist who wrote for The New Yorker in September, another journalist identified as Faranak says she at first...
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From gawker.com
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Ein Stipendium der Uni Oxford verärgert das iranische Regime. Benannt wurde es nach der Studentin Neda Agha-Soltan, die nach ihrem Tod in Teheran zur Symbolfigur des Widerstands wurde. In einem Protestbrief spinnt die Botschaft krude Verschwörungstheorien weiter.
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From spiegel.de
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