Baha'i leaders make second court appearance

7 February 2010

GENEVA – Seven imprisoned Baha'i leaders appeared in court today in Iran for a second session of their trial.

The session was once again closed, and family members were not permitted in the courtroom, the Baha'i International Community has learned.

The hearing, which lasted just over one hour, does not seem to have gone beyond procedural issues. No date was given for any future sessions. ...

Lack of due process condemned as 16 face trial in Iran

31 January 2010

NEW YORK – The Bahá’í International Community has issued a statement condemning the trial of 16 individuals in Iran yesterday as a “violation of all internationally accepted standards of legal due process.” The statement highlights the lack of proper legal representation for the defendants and the use of unreliable “confessions” in the trial. One of the 16 on trial is a Baha’i. ...

Amid wreckage in Haiti, new birth brings hope

5 February 2010

PORT-AU-PRINCE – Little Tina Rose Wome came into the world in a makeshift clinic at the Anis Zunuzi Baha'i School.

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