Mehdi Kazemi case: British war press indulges again in 'humanitarian' propaganda
Xenia | 16.03.2008 15:10 | Anti-militarism | Gender | Other Press | World
"It is not exactly amazing, but certainly worthy of attention, that when struggles by women, and gays, and black people for social justice are actually successful, the ruling class finds a way to appropriate those successes in its discursive strategies - so suddenly, an attack on Sudan would be anti-racist, a defense of black 'Africans' against 'Arabs' (who also happen to be black), while an attack on Iran would be about liberating gay people and women etc." (Lenin's Tomb)
THE INDEPENDENT

Gay Iranian demands guarantee he can stay
(Independent, 15 March 2008)

Victory for Kazemi as Home Secretary halts deportation to Iran
(Independent, 14 March 2008)

Peers lobby Smith to halt deportation of gay Iranian
(Independent, 13 March 2008)

There is no logic to our treatment of Mehdi Kazemi
(Independent, 13 March 2008)

Gay teenager faces return to Iran after Dutch ruling
(Independent, 12 March 2008)

Leading article: Squalid priorities
(Independent, 7 March 2008)

Now Iranian lesbian who fled to Britain faces deportation
(Independent, 7 March 2008)

No gay person should be sent back to Iran
(Independent, 7 March 2008)

A life or death decision
(Independent, 6 March 2008)

Brutal land where homosexuality is punishable by death
(Independent, 6 March 2008)
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THE TIMES

Reprieve for gay Iranian who fears he will be killed
(Times, 14 March 2008)

A case for asylum that the Home Secretary should not have questioned
(Times, 14 March 2008)

Gay Iranian teenager has deportation reprieve
(Times, 13 March 2008)

Gay teenager is facing gallows as his asylum bid is rejected
(Times, 12 March 2008)
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THE GUARDIAN

Deportation order on gay Iranian to be reviewed
(Guardian, 14 March 2008)

Smith lifts deportation order for gay Iranian teenager
(Guardian, 13 March 2008)
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Mehdi is safe. EveryOne Group celebrates with its allies and announces new campaigns
(EveryOneGroup.com, 14 March 2008)
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