É o que eu costumo dizer.
Atrocidades de uma minoria não qualificam a idéia de todo um povo.
Discordo veementemente.
Não são atos de uma minoria, fazem parte do código penal iraniano, assim como de outros países como a Nigéria, Sudão, Arábia Saudita e outros países.
Ou seja, são idéias defendidas e aplicadas pelo estado.
Quem tiver estômago veja o vídeo de uma "execução".
http://www.wikidoido.com/Apedrejamento_de_mulheres_no_ir%C3%A3O tamanho das pedras é definido por lei. Apedrejar é legal, ILEGAL - vejam só - é escolher uma pedra grande demais que mate a vítima rapidamente ou uma pedra pequena demais que não cause grande sofrimento.
Alguns apedrejamentos duram mais de uma hora e são um pesadelo inimaginável para quem fica envolto em um lençol tentando inutilmente defender o rosto.
A modalidade de execução é classificada como a de "sofrimento máximo"
http://www.iran-e-azad.org/stoning/khatami.html________________________________
Stoning to Death in Iran:The authorities of the Islamic Republic have attempted to explain away stoning in Iran, as noted in the report by the U.N. Special Representative on Iran, as something that takes place only in remote and culturally backward areas. Actually, stoning and other cruel punishments are used by the regime to extend their reign of terror, while internationally Tehran tries to deny responsibility. It must be noted that:
1- The responsibility for any inhuman punishment, regardless of where it takes place, lies with the judiciary and the state,
2- Stoning and other cruel punishments taking place in the Islamic Republic of Iran are not a matter of individual discretion; rather, they are defined by the law of the land, and such sentences are issued based on these laws.
The penalty for adultery under Article 83 of the penal code, called the Law of Hodoud is flogging (100 lashes of the whip) for unmarried male and female offenders. Married offenders may be punished by stoning regardless of their gender, but the method laid down for a man involves his burial up to his waist, and for a woman up to her neck (article 102). The law provides that if a person who is to be stoned manages to escape, he or she will be allowed to go free. Since it is easier for a man to escape, this discrimination literally becomes a matter of life and death.
Interestingly, Article 6 (2) of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which Iran has ratified, states: "Sentence of death may be imposed only for the most serious crimes in accordance with the law in force at the time of the commission of the crime." Offenses for which the Law of Hodoud provides the death penalty do not involve murder or serious bodily harm, constituting the "most serious crimes".
Article 104 of the Law of Hodoud provides that the stones should not be so large that a person dies after being hit with two of them, nor so small as to be defined as pebbles, but must cause severe injury. This makes it clear that the purpose of stoning is to inflict grievous pain on the victim, in a process leading to his or her slow death.
3- All execution orders and verdicts of stoning must be upheld by the supreme court in Tehran irrespective of where they were issued. Therefore, the regime's justification is absurd.
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