Perviz S. Khazai

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Perviz S. Khazai is a law graduate and former diplomat in French Ministry of Foreign Affairs - in IIAP(ENA)Paris, in United Nations in Geneva - In Red Cross International - In Council of Europe in Strasbourg and International Court of Justice in The Hague 1969-1971. He served as an international law expert of foreign affairs in Tehran 1976-1979 He served as the head of the mission and acting ambassador in Norway and Sweden in 1979-1982. He is now representative of NCRI in northern Europe.

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What Is the Core Message of the Iranian Election?

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The eleventh parliamentary elections were held in Iran on Friday, 21 February. To exaggerate the size of the turnout, the regime announced that 55,000...

Iran: Parliamentary Elections or Spark to End of 41 Years of Tyranny?

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In ordinary government systems, elections are held to secure the legitimacy of the political system. In Iran, this year's parliamentary elections mark to 41...

Iran: Cruise Missile And Drone Assault Amid Arrest Of Civil Rights Activist

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In Iran's theocratic system, the Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei is the only ruler, who, together with his closest inner circle, controls domestic and foreign...

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