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The worldwide gay community will never forget the murder of
Mahmoud Asgari and Ayaz Marhoni, in Iran, on 19 July last year.
They were executed by the short drop method from the back of a lorry resulting in minutes of deliberately prolonged agony before their deaths (GayEgypt.com/march2006.html)
They were both under 18 at the time of their alleged "crimes". The Iranian government claims that they were guilty of rape were greeted with scepticism from the outset, but subsequent testimony has shown that they were in fact two children in love who had charges fabricated against them in order to appease international opinion. (For more details on this please
see the Outrage findings at PeterTatchell.net)
MEETING ON WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2006.
When: 6:30 pm
Where: House of Commons, Committee Room 12
What: Talk and discussion. Speakers to include Chris Bryant MP, Jean Lambert MEP, Simon Forbes and Peter Tatchell
Who to contact: Peter Tatchell, peter@tatchell.freeserve.co.uk & Brett Lock, brettlock@gmail.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONSULT GAYEGYPT.COM/DAYOFACTION.HTML
A MESSAGE TO THE MURDERING MULLAHS

NO EXCUSE
FOR KILLING CHILDREN !
JOIN THE
WORLDWIDE DAY OF ACTION -
WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2006
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A MESSAGE TO THE MURDERING MULLAHS


THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR KILLING CHILDREN ! JOIN THE WORLDWIDE DAY OF PROTEST - WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2006
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEAE SEE OVER PAGE.
A MESSAGE TO THE MURDERING MULLAHS

NO EXCUSE
FOR KILLING CHILDREN !
JOIN THE
WORLDWIDE DAY OF ACTION
WEDNESDAY 19 JULY 2006
FOR MORE INFORMATION SEE OVER PAGE.
Halt the ongoing execution of men, women and children for victimless violations of sharia law.
IF THIS ISN'T A CAUSE WORTH PROTESTING WHAT IS ?
According to research by Simon Forbes of Outrage
“Mahmoud and Ayaz were charged with the capital crime of homosexuality after a disapproving family member reported their relationship to the police.
“At least one, and possibly both, of the hanged boys were members of Iran's persecuted Arab minority. Racism appears to have played a part in the stereotypical way they were portrayed by the regime as being ‘underclass' thieves and hooligans."
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