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Text your say Crisis in Iran
Wed, 06/24/2009 11:13 AM | Headlines
Iranian authorities continue to arrest activists protesting the result of the recent presidential election won by incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. What do you think? Send your thoughts by e-mail to readersforum@thejakartapost.com or by SMS to +62 811 187 2772 PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR NAME AND CITY
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Andersen — Thu, 06/25/2009 - 5:52pm
Indonesia can and should put pressure on the iranian government. They have to move towards democracy or they end up in a civil war with peoples uprising agains the non democratically elected roolers. Iran is as fare as a country can be fra democracy with a country where the elections are just about electing a president with no individual power. The how belives the turnout to the election could possibly be 85%??? Whether or not it was the right winner or not of the elections is less important the the true leaders accepting that lots of iraninans are tired of living in a dictatioship, where even meeing the wrong contester for the presidental elections will put u to jail or worse. I just hope Indonesia will help the people of Iran in their fight for the same rights that indonesians luckyly enjoy today :)