Iran Deal: Finding a Better Strategy Must Address Iran's Dark Human Rights Record Too 10/23/2017 10:19:36 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print President Trump has announced that he will adopt a new policy on Iran By Soona Samsami Independent Journal Review, Oct. 22, 2017  - IJR Opinion is an opinion platform and any opinions or information put forth by contributors are exclusive to them and do not represent the views of IJR. While President Donald Trump's  intention  to not certify the Iran nuclear agreement is on the minds of many Iranians, it's not their only worry. Countless Iranians, especially religious and ethnic minorities, wonder when they will see their imprisoned relatives, when they will get some form of justice for the cousin who was hanged, or the uncle whose limbs were cut off as punishment. They wonder when they will be able not just to live without fear of nuclear war, but also without fear of being lashed by the vi...

Iran Deal: Finding a Better Strategy Must Address Iran's Dark Human Rights Record Too 10/23/2017 10:19:36 AM   facebook Google+ ► Print President Trump has announced that he will adopt a new policy on Iran By Soona Samsami Independent Journal Review, Oct. 22, 2017   - IJR Opinion is an opinion platform and any opinions or information put forth by contributors are exclusive to them and do not represent the views of IJR. While President Donald Trump's  intention  to not certify the Iran nuclear agreement is on the minds of many Iranians, it's not their only worry. Countless Iranians, especially religious and ethnic minorities, wonder when they will see their imprisoned relatives, when they will get some form of justice for the cousin who was hanged, or the uncle whose limbs were cut off as punishment. They wonder when they will be able not just to live without fear of nuclear war, but also without fear of being lashed by the vi...

Iran Deal: Finding a Better Strategy Must Address Iran's Dark Human Rights Record Too BY  SOONA SAMSAMI A DAY AGO While President Donald Trump's  intention  to not certify the Iran nuclear agreement is on the minds of many Iranians, it's not their only worry. Countless Iranians, especially religious and ethnic minorities, wonder when they will see their imprisoned relatives, when they will get some form of justice for the cousin who was hanged, or the uncle whose limbs were cut off as punishment. They wonder when they will be able not just to live without fear of nuclear war, but also without fear of being lashed by the vice police. For the vast majority of Iranians, the nuclear deal has underscored a more basic question: when will the U.S. stand up for those values for which it is admired, including in Iran? Each publicly televised launch of a ballistic missile violates the spirit of the deal and moves Iran closer to the ability to launch an int...