Iran students in Singapore protest presidential election

Iran students in Singapore protest presidential election

Agencies
Published: June 19, 2009, 15:23


Singapore: Iranian students in green facemasks have gathered in Singapore to condemn what they called a fraudulent presidential election last week and subsequent government crackdown on demonstrations in their homeland.

About 70 graduate students from the Nanyang Technical University and National University of Singapore held signs on Friday alleging human rights abuses by the government at a park in downtown Singapore.

The protesters call on Iran's government to hold another vote and stop violence against demonstrators.

The protest lasted about 30 minutes at "Speaker's Corner," where the government allows some public demonstrations which are banned elsewhere on the island city-state.

I thought foreigners are not allowed to protest there?

if its against PAP / Establishment then its not allowed, for the good of 'social order' 'national security' and 'racial harmony'

http://uncleyap-news.blogspot.com/2009/06/nonviolence-internationl-voiced-up-in.html

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SneeringTree said:

I thought foreigners are not allowed to protest there?

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What foreigners?

They are FT, understand!

In sinkieland, rules are different for FT and stinking sporns!

jail them
let pap show the iranian gov
what to do with opposition.

What is the point of protesting in Singapore? Can we protest in Iran after our local elections?

TeeKee said:

Iran students in Singapore protest presidential election

Agencies
Published: June 19, 2009, 15:23


Singapore: Iranian students in green facemasks have gathered in Singapore to condemn what they called a fraudulent presidential election last week and subsequent government crackdown on demonstrations in their homeland.

About 70 graduate students from the Nanyang Technical University and

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