Are you think human right is observed in Iran?
363270
The English isn't right for what I believe your question is about. No. The Americans need to leave that country at once. What they were isn't what they are now.  They are invaders now.  Every person there has little rights as they cannot walk about or go to where they would. Since movement is restricted.  There are no civil rights of the people. You can thank all the parties that fight and do not fight for peace among men and women of all kinds.
106771
Tell me something,since you seem to care about peoples rights,were you this concerned when muslim zealots desecrated Buthist statues,blew them up with dynamite and machineguns,or do you believe that only muslim religion has rights.
147413
we will never know.  the iranian government is one of many (too many) that pretty much says what its citizens will believe.  they have no alternative.  oh there is the occasional protest, but nothing like what we enjoy in america (i am assuming that you are in america too).  So even if they do not agree with their president, they have no real opportunity to do anything about it.\n\nps- i'm sorry, i just read the part about you only wanting opinions from iranians.  hope it's ok if i just leave this here...
291365
Iran is a theocracy. Their religious leaders are also their political leaders. Although the people themselves are very westerniazed, their leaders are not which leads to a lot of discontent within the people. They are about 10 years away from having a working nuclear program, but are a nuclear threat. Don't know what else you want to know without you asking specifics, but that was some random stuff.
108905
I do not.   I believe that the current leader of Iran is extremely unstable and does not believe that he should anwer to then international audience.   He believes mostly of Iran's sovereignty and believes that it is all good for his country.  I believe that their leadership is unstable and should have a close eye on it.
1176724
Iranians people can have nuclear energy but also they need freedom they want to have a right to talk and write and behave freely. these things are more important than having nuclear energy.aren't they.\n    \nall nations around the world have right to have and use it peacefully.but Iran had show that want it for other things
1174165
As an Iranian , I must say that the Iranian people wouldn't mind, they have had a rough time under a radical Islamic regime and want freedom and I think that the invasion of Iraq with all its faults has been very helpful to the Iraqi nation and has also had a good effect on  the u.s economy ( the strengthening of the dollar against other currencies), however Iran is 3 times the size of Iraq and has a better defense than most middle eastern countries and a war can become very Bloody and cause great losses of Life. If only all countries possessed democracy  and freedom, we would not have seen tragedy's like 9/11 or the Iraq- U.s war!
1068797
is there an iranian guy???!!!
1022988
I think no country should do this.But as long as there are several countries who are allowed to use nuclear energy,Iran has also every right to.
872296
Maybe we wouldn't believe this if radicals didn't represent your nation. Your country's radical leadership is not exactly a shining example of the Iranain people.
406198
I believe that they live in houses that are probably more like ours than most people imagine. I also believe that most Iranians have a religious believe system that is very different from ours and most people do not understand it. I also believe that there leader is a nut job and is looking to pick a fight. If that happens, it will be the Iranian people that have the most to loose.
543682
Maryam,\n\nI think more people do realize that media coverage is not as objective as it should be.  I experienced this myself many times.\n\nOne of the biggest problems in our global society is the hidden agenda of the people that have power in America...  Find it disgusting what they do with the world.  Just like during the roman empire 'divide et impera' (divide and rule).\n\nYou are not alone in your feelings... many other groups, nations, religions have similar impression about the rest of the world.\n\nDo not make the same mistake... asking the question you ask you proved that even you are not aware of the truth, you do not realize what other people think about Iran.\n\nSo keep informed and set your mind free of all 'pre-judgment'
664765
From paris...IRAN the country which is going to lose its history...IRANIAN people whom are going to lose their carachter....the future is not clear ...\nbut what was iranian and what they can be is inteligent...nice..kind...full of sense and humer ...special when u look at their eyes...for sure they have some shit people too like every country ....but their eyes have feeling that we cnt see this feeling in many of europian or american ....
282748
who's said they don't allow un experts to inspect? UR medias?! Revise you thoughts please. They are based on completely wrong information. Iran is open to the UN. The problem is not professional. There are political problematics issues. \n\nThe problem is that West says Iranian programme is costly and it is not worth investing. They conclude that there might be some army goals beyon this. Iran warned months ago that if they deliver the case to SC, they would resume enrichment programme. Fist, the west announced that they just report and they don't totally deliver the case. They played with Iran a lot. Russia is just taking advantage and does nothing. Iran has lost very much interests and Iranians (People and goverment) aim to revenge anyways. We have paid price a lot for this case. Political and economical. We are under semi-sanction condition. Even no body plays with our soccor national team. I personally hate western governments and I swear I would try my best to revenge. Iranians are willing to support the government in this case and we would all die for our country. Iran will use our all potential forces such as Iraq and Lebanon and Palestine and Syria to oppose the west. As we Iranian say, we try to not let Iran be a simple gobbet for the west.
660422
I am a liberal and I agree with you that the Iranian parliament is very repressive. They abuse Human Rights and force religion on their population (hmmm sounds like a slightly less democratic version of the US!)
100641
If the Iranian students, took holds of nuclear technology, I would be moderately sure they would use it for the benefit of the Persian nation. In the hands of the current Iranian regime, this technology will be used most of all for the sake of destruction. Yes, the Iranian people have every right to enjoy the benefits of the modern science. They would be denied those rights by their fanatical leaders who would use them as a safe guard against the US intervention, and as a threat to Israel, among other countries. That is why, they should not be allowed to have it, it is as stupid, as was making a peace agreement with  Hitler. And it is, once again, the leaders who make the common citizens suffer from their fanatism.\nSo that is my view: the Iranian people should have the nuclear technology, after they change the regime and put sane people to take care of their needs, and not of the needs of Hamas, Islamic Jihad and Hizbollah that care not about the Persian nation in the first place.
422006
No religious state is observant of human rights.  The rights of humans as human beings begins with separating religion from the state.  People cannot be forced to participate in or contribute to a religion that they do not believe in, and cannot be prevented from practicing a religion that they believe in.  When the state demands that all its people practice a religion and forbids any other, it not only is violating human rights, but is totalitarian and dictatorial.\n\nThat is why the US Constitution's list of things that are forbidden to the government begins right away with "Congress shall pass no law establishing a religion, nor prohibit the free exercises thereof."\n\nOther human rights that a government is wrong to prohibit include but are not limited to: freedom of speech, of the press, of peaceable assembly, and to petition the government for the redress of grievances.\n\nYou will find more information on the rights of humans here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_of_Rights\n\nI don't think Iran meets the criteria for a state that recognizes human rights, and I don't think that it recognizes that it doesn't.