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[22 Dec 2013] Iran-UAE gas contract corruption case in Hague - English
Corruption in Iran-UAE Gas Agreement. What is today known as Crescent case was an agreement signed in 2001 between National Iranian Oil Company, NIOC and United Arab Emirates oil and gas company...
Corruption in Iran-UAE Gas Agreement. What is today known as Crescent case was an agreement signed in 2001 between National Iranian Oil Company, NIOC and United Arab Emirates oil and gas company Crescent to sell the company gas. The case is now in International Hague Arbitration Tribunal for corruption. According to the signed contract, Iran was obligated to export sour gas from joint Iran-UAE oil and gas field, Salman to UAE for twenty five years. Iranian officials say that the incentive to sign the contract was signed not national interest but corruption and bribe. According to Iranian Judiciary some of the officials involved in this case have already been convicted of taking bribe in Iran\'s criminal court.
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Corruption in Iran-UAE Gas Agreement. What is today known as Crescent case was an agreement signed in 2001 between National Iranian Oil Company, NIOC and United Arab Emirates oil and gas company Crescent to sell the company gas. The case is now in International Hague Arbitration Tribunal for corruption. According to the signed contract, Iran was obligated to export sour gas from joint Iran-UAE oil and gas field, Salman to UAE for twenty five years. Iranian officials say that the incentive to sign the contract was signed not national interest but corruption and bribe. According to Iranian Judiciary some of the officials involved in this case have already been convicted of taking bribe in Iran\'s criminal court.
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Case against Aafia Siddiqui - Female Pakistani Doctor on trial in US - English
A Pakistani woman has gone on trial in the US in a case that has provoked anger and concern from Islamabad to New York. Aafia Siddiqui is charged with trying to kill American troops in Afghanistan.
A Pakistani woman has gone on trial in the US in a case that has provoked anger and concern from Islamabad to New York. Aafia Siddiqui is charged with trying to kill American troops in Afghanistan.
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[21 May 13] Musharraf granted bail in Bhutto murder case - English
Pakistan\'s former military ruler General Parvez Musharraf can now heave a sigh of relief after the court granted him bail in the Benazir Bhutto assassination case.
The anti-terrorism court in...
Pakistan\'s former military ruler General Parvez Musharraf can now heave a sigh of relief after the court granted him bail in the Benazir Bhutto assassination case.
The anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi has accepted the request of former military ruler after he denied his involvement in the murder of the country\'s former Prime Minister.
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Pakistan\'s former military ruler General Parvez Musharraf can now heave a sigh of relief after the court granted him bail in the Benazir Bhutto assassination case.
The anti-terrorism court in Rawalpindi has accepted the request of former military ruler after he denied his involvement in the murder of the country\'s former Prime Minister.
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[15 July 13] Trayvon Martin case reeks of racial bias - English
Press TV has conducted an interview with Ralph Schoenman, author and political commentator, Berkeley about the issue of the case of George Zimmerman, neighborhood watchman who stalked and then shot...
Press TV has conducted an interview with Ralph Schoenman, author and political commentator, Berkeley about the issue of the case of George Zimmerman, neighborhood watchman who stalked and then shot and killed unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin and has walked free from court claiming self defense.
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Press TV has conducted an interview with Ralph Schoenman, author and political commentator, Berkeley about the issue of the case of George Zimmerman, neighborhood watchman who stalked and then shot and killed unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin and has walked free from court claiming self defense.
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[27 Nov 2013] French court reverses Hijab case after political pressure - English
France\'s Supreme Court has previously ruled that the firing of a child care worker for wearing a Hijab was an obvious case of religious discrimination in the private sector.
France\'s Supreme Court has previously ruled that the firing of a child care worker for wearing a Hijab was an obvious case of religious discrimination in the private sector.
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[31 Dec 2013] Iranian cycle tourist to take detention case to ICJ - English
Hossien Gharedaqi is a simple teacher, who is also a professional cycle tourist. He lives in a remote village in northwest of Iran.
But his latest tour handed him a memory which he would never...
Hossien Gharedaqi is a simple teacher, who is also a professional cycle tourist. He lives in a remote village in northwest of Iran.
But his latest tour handed him a memory which he would never forget. During his recent tour of the United Arab Emirates he was detained and imprisoned on allegations of espionage activities. He says he was kept in jail for 78 days in the subhuman conditions with no access to basic needs. This comes as Hossien Ghare daghi says travels to different countries with the message of peace and friendship for the world. Although Hossein is now been free, the Iranian foreign ministry says it is still following up the case through diplomatic channels. The accusation of espionage seems to have become an instrument in the hands of certain countries to put ordinary nationals of other countries in prison for a period of time. This comes Iran has always treated foreign prisoners inside the country through Islamic clemency and in return expects other countries to respect its nationals in different conditions.
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Hossien Gharedaqi is a simple teacher, who is also a professional cycle tourist. He lives in a remote village in northwest of Iran.
But his latest tour handed him a memory which he would never forget. During his recent tour of the United Arab Emirates he was detained and imprisoned on allegations of espionage activities. He says he was kept in jail for 78 days in the subhuman conditions with no access to basic needs. This comes as Hossien Ghare daghi says travels to different countries with the message of peace and friendship for the world. Although Hossein is now been free, the Iranian foreign ministry says it is still following up the case through diplomatic channels. The accusation of espionage seems to have become an instrument in the hands of certain countries to put ordinary nationals of other countries in prison for a period of time. This comes Iran has always treated foreign prisoners inside the country through Islamic clemency and in return expects other countries to respect its nationals in different conditions.
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