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Int'l Human Rights Day celebrated in Shiraz, Iran

Monday, December 11, 2006 - ©2005 IranMania.com

LONDON, December 11 (IranMania) - The International Human Rights Day was 
celebrated in this southern Iranian city, IRNA reported.

The ceremony was attended by a number of human rights activists.

Addressing the ceremony, Secretary-General of the Islamic Human Rights 
Commission of Iran Mohammad-Hassan Ziyaee-Far said, "All of us are 
duty-bound to carry out activities in whatever form in the name of human 
rights."

He added, "These activities have been launched in developing states 
since years ago. The measures have produced many results for nations 
which have used them to promote their own interests in the world."

The official praised measures adopted in Iran with respect to various 
fields of human rights, saying sometimes the measures have been used by 
other states as models.

Pointing to a link between religion and human rights, he said a religion 
cannot be defended if it categorizes human beings for enjoying social 
rights based on specific criteria.

Ziyaee-Far said, "Certain extremist interpretations of human rights 
cannot be accepted by divine religions including Islam." December 10 is 
named as the International Human Rights Day.

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