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West must keep up pressure on Iranian regime: son of former Shah

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West must keep up pressure on Iranian regime: son of former Shah

The West should preserve stress on the Iranian regime if it needs to have any affect on it, based on the oldest son of the previous Shah of Iran.

Within the wake of the nation’s greatest protests in years, Reza Pahlavi, the oldest son of deposed Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, informed Euronews on Tuesday that he has linked up with younger activists each in Iran and out of doors it to determine an alliance in opposition to the Islamic Republic.

Pahlavi, who’s at present touring Europe, says sanctions in opposition to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) have to be saved up.

“By additional including stress on the regime, by sanctioning the IRGC and stating it as a terrorist organisation [this] might deliver much more skills to freeze their property, which is definitely an enormous chunk,” he stated. “And in addition it should on the similar time create a component that can make it much more doubtless for defections to happen.” 

“The majority of the IRGC members are usually not benefiting from it financially,” he added. 

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“They’re getting salaries, typically not sufficient to deal with. They also have a secondary job. How lengthy can they maintain themselves in that package deal in the event that they suppose that the time has come for them to rethink how lengthy they need to stick to this regime versus be a part of with the folks?”

When requested if he was posturing, politically talking, Pahlavi stated that this was not the case and that he needs to see a constructive change in Iran.

“It isn’t a matter of what place I find yourself with, nor am I operating for any workplace,” he stated.

“Nonetheless, my position is essential when it comes to the political capital that I take pleasure in to deliver as a lot solidarity on a typical mission that drives us to handle a interval of transition in the direction of the formation of a constituent meeting, which is the one car by means of which individuals’s representatives must make all the selections needed in adopting a brand new structure, debate the content material of the longer term system, to be lastly ratified by the use of a referendum.”

With regards to the state of his nation, Pahlavi says that it has grow to be a North Korea in its personal proper. 

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“We all know one factor from our home perspective, that Iran might have been a South Korea,” he defined.

“As a substitute, it turned a North Korea. It definitely went backward relatively than ahead. Is that conducive to extra stability? No. Is Iran’s weak point one thing that has contributed to extra security or financial curiosity or has it really been the reverse? Each arrow factors to the course that if that principle held true, the online end result was no acquire, however the truth is a loss.”

On Russia and Iran’s mutual cooperation, the exiled Iranian believes that Tehran’s help is only existential, primarily based by itself survival. 

“When you will have a regime that out of weak point is ready to grow to be someway on the disposal or use by different gamers within the area, the online result’s that this might grow to be a menace to a different perspective.

“Iran’s cooperation proper now with Russia is a transparent indication that the regime is, the truth is, attempting to depend on the Russian help for their very own survival and is, in that sport, helping what Russia is doing proper now in Ukraine, for example.”

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By Valerie Volcovici and Nailia Bagirova BAKU (Reuters) – COP29 climate summit host Azerbaijan urged participating countries to bridge their differences and come up with a finance deal on Friday, as negotiations at the two-week conference entered their final hours. World governments represented at …
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Man in India regains consciousness before his cremation on funeral pyre: reports

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Man in India regains consciousness before his cremation on funeral pyre: reports

A 25-year-old man who was declared dead and about to be cremated in India this week was found to be still alive by witnesses, according to reports. 

Rohitash Kumar, 25, who was deaf and mute, was declared dead at a hospital in the state of Rajasthan in the northwestern part of India without a post-mortem examination, according to The Times of India. 

Once it was clear Kumar was alive at his cremation on Thursday afternoon, his family reportedly took him back to a hospital where he died early Friday morning. 

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A crematorium in India.  (Rupak De Chowdhuri/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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Three doctors involved in declaring Kumar dead at the Bhagwan Das Khetan district hospital have since been suspended, the newspaper reported. 

Kumar had suffered an epileptic seizure and was declared dead after he flatlined while doctors were performing CPR on him, the Daily Mail reported, citing the AFP news service. 

Relatives carry the body of a person who died of COVID-19 as multiple pyres of other victims burn at a crematorium in New Delhi, India, in 2021.

Relatives carry the body of a person who died of COVID-19 as multiple pyres of other victims burn at a crematorium in New Delhi, India, in 2021. (AP Photo/Amit Sharma, File)

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“The situation was nothing short of a miracle,” a witness at the funeral pyre told local news outlet ETV Bharat. “We all were in shock. He was declared dead, but there he was, breathing and alive.” 

Ramavtar Meena, a government official in Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district, called the incident “serious negligence.”

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The state of Rajasthan in northwestern India.  (Vishal Bhatnagar/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

“Action will be taken against those responsible. The working style of the doctors will also be thoroughly investigated,” he said. 

Meena added that a committee had been formed to investigate the incident. 

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Thousands march across Europe protesting violence against women

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Violence against women and girls remains largely unreported due to the impunity, silence, stigma and shame surrounding it.

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Thousands marched across France and Italy protesting violence against women on Saturday – two days before the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. 

Those demonstrating protested all forms of violence against women – whether it be sexual, physical, psychological and economic. 

The United Nations designated 25 November as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The goal is to raise awareness of the violence women are subjected to and the reality that the scale and nature of the issue is often hidden. 

Activists demonstrated partially naked in Rome, hooded in balaclavas to replicate the gesture of Iranian student Ahoo Daryaei, who stripped in front of a university in Tehran to protest the country’s regime. 

In France, demonstrations were planned in dozens of cities like Paris, Marseille and Lille. 

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More than 400 organisations reportedly called for demonstrations across the country amidst widespread shock caused by the Pelicot mass rape trial. 

Violence against women and girls remains one of the most prevalent and pervasive human rights violations in the world, according to the United Nations. Globally, almost one in three women have been subjected to physical and/or sexual violence at least once in their life. 

For at least 51,100 women in 2023, the cycle of gender-based violence ended with their murder by partners or family members. That means a woman was killed every ten minutes. 

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