hadi, i know you are in touch with — atrocities. people _ atrocities. hadi, i know you are in touch with many people in - atrocities. hadi, i know you are in touch with many people in iran, l atrocities. hadi, i know you are in l touch with many people in iran, you are the executive director for the centre for human rights, can you tell us what you have been hearing in terms of those protests and indeed the crackdown by the government? yes, people are really hearing that this is a historical moment. this is a different generation, referring to people born in the last 20—25 years, and they have a good reason to be a different generation, because they have seen so many previous generations not being able to live a normal life. second, we hear there is no turning back, it has reached a level where no—one can imagine going back to a semblance of normalcy or resuming life as it was. and thirdly, there is a belief that they have to stand up, this is a generation that has to meet at the moment and step up to the plate, because the islamic

we can now speak to hadi ghaemi, founder of the centre for human rights in iran.new york. good of you do, the programme. thank you. i understand that you have close friends in this prison. have you had a word about how they are?- prison. have you had a word about how they are? thank you for having _ about how they are? thank you for having me. _ about how they are? thank you for having me. no, _ about how they are? thank you for having me. no, we - about how they are? thank you for having me. no, we don't. for having me. no, we don't have much information. and there are many prominent political prisoners, including the internationally renowned directors in there, and the country's top sociologist, journalists, there are just so many people who have been confined there. in addition to hundreds of protesters who have been detained and taken there. and in addition, thousands of ordinary prisoners, so there is a lot of concern what is happening there.- a lot of concern what is happening there. a lot of concern what is ha enin: there. ., , happening there. the lawyer w

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who provided all kinds of access to, all kinds of players that i would not have had to to include hadi al-amiri of the badr organization. and you people, you know, interlocutors allowed me indirectly to communicate. kassim suleimani, even, you know, two degrees or three degrees of separation. but messages, you know, we're being tacitly exchanged that way that, you know, so we were able to work with all the different parties and balance their equities that way. and again, it was the us embassy team, you know, support that helped even, you know, reaching across into syria and turkey, you know, the offices of brett mcgurk, people like that were critical. absolutely. i'm sorry that was so i think there are a couple i had to put some thought into, you know, why it worked and in this conflict and it did work in the end. and and i came up with a few things. one, in this conflict, there was accompanying authorities and it took until really december or 2016 to get to fully fleshed that out. but general mcfarland, for the first time initially the washington did not allow the advisors go on to th

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not miss the opportunity to touch upon the most problematic moments of belarusian taekwondo , if hadiesd the details of this sport in the international information field, about which a person not watching. i could hardly guess the progenitor of taekwondo korea after the olympic games, the koreans understand that they missed the palm. the fact is that russia has almost doubled the scores of the korean national team twice. well, uh, right after the olympics, they changed the rules of the competition. so, uh, now the competition rules. made in such a way that the athlete does not necessarily score. he needs to win the round itself, of course, many non-biased moments were revealed that the judges are not yet ready to evaluate. here. well, i think that they will be polished for some time. well though we understand that all this is done in order to somehow turn the tide in our favor again. speaking of the olympics, the koreans say that in taekwondo the selection goes on throughout the olympic cycle and the hockey team admits that we will not get into the six top teams in the rating that go to