Western Mexico ( 6 yr old and 1 yr old shot and killed with mom and dad ) Outrage

Four Members of Family Murdered in Western Mexico

MEXICO CITY – Four members of a family, including two children, were shot and burned at a ranch in Jalisco, a state in western Mexico, officials said.

Municipal police officers put out a fire Friday night burning at a house located on the ranch, Huejuquilla el Alto Mayor Martin Madera said.

The ranch is about seven kilometers (4.3 miles) from Huejuquilla el Alto, Madera said.

Officers also found two SUVs burning on the property, the mayor said.

Investigators discovered the bullet-riddled and charred bodies on Saturday of a woman, a man, a 6-year-old boy and a 1-year-old boy in the smoldering wreckage of one of the SUVs.

The victims were all members of the same family, Madera said.

The victims, according to investigators, were shot and then placed in the vehicle, which was torched along with the other SUV and the ranch house, the mayor said.

“It looks like the prosecutors have leads, but we do not know anything else,” Madera said.

Mexico City ( 20 thugs arrested by Citizens in mexico released ) Attorney General

Prosecutors Release 20 of 21 Arrested by Community Police in Mexico

MEXICO CITY – Twenty of the 21 suspects detained by community police members in Buenavista Tomatlan, a city in the western Mexican state of Michoacan, and handed over to authorities have been released, the Attorney General’s Office said.

Investigators found no evidence that the suspects were involved in drug trafficking or served as lookouts for smugglers, the AG’s office said.

One suspect is being held in custody because investigators found he had a criminal record in the United States and plan to hand him over to U.S. authorities, the AG’s office said.

The community police force turned the 21 suspects over to prosecutors last Wednesday.

The suspects were detained in Felipe Carrillo Puerto, a town also known as “La Ruana” and located in Michoacan’s Tierra Caliente region, an area that became a marijuana growing center in the 1970s.

Iran News ( Female Blogger Arrested - Vanished- human rights reporter ) Badri Safyari

12 March 2013

Arrest of student blogger Badri Safyari in Fars province

Keywords : Political Prisoners

فارسى

Committee of Human Rights Reporters – According to news sources a student blogger from Fars province was detained in the city of Shiraz last Wednesday.

These reports indicated that three plainclothes officials without warning detained Badri Safyari a student at Kavar Fars University, and a writer and blogger for the blog named “Sufi” on Wednesday March 6th as she was returning from her university to the city of Shiraz.

After detaining Badri Safyari, officials raided her home, conducted a search and confiscated personal items including her computer, pamphlets and flash drives. Officials provided no information regarding her situation, the reason for her arrest, or whereabouts.

According to reports, during the past months the weblog “Sufi” was posting news about the recent prosecution and pressures against the Gonabadi Dervishes. In the past months Branch 2 of the Shiraz Revolutionary Court prosecuted a number of dervishes from Kavar County in Fars province.

On February 21st, security agents arrested a number of Gonabadi Dervishes who had gathered outside Evin prison. They had congregated outside the prison in protest of the situation of dervishes held in solitary confinement in Ward 209 for weeks and the detainment of their lawyers. In a recent U.N. human rights report the Special Rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed stated that Gonabadi Dervishes are arbitrarily arrested, tortured and prosecuted in Iran

New Delhi ( 6 men arrested for - Gang Rape of swiss woman )

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New Delhi: The Madhya Pradesh Police has arrested six persons in connection with the gang-rape of a 39-year-old Swiss national on Friday. They have also recovered the stolen laptop and mobile phone of the Swiss couple from the arrested persons.

"We have arrested six accused persons who raped the Swiss woman and recovered her mobile and laptop," SM Afzal, Inspector General, Chambal Range, said.

They were identified as Baba, Bhutha, Rampro, Gaza alias Brajesh, Vishnu Kanjar and Nitin Kanjar. While five were picked up earlier in the day, Nitin was arrested in the evening in Niwadi, about 100 km from Datia.

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All the accused have admitted to the assault that took place on Friday night, Deputy Inspector General (DIG) D K Arya said.

The group of men had assaulted the Swiss woman after thrashing her husband with lathis (wooden sticks) and robbing the couple of their valuables. The incident had happened at a village near Datia where the woman and her husband were camping. On a bicycling trip, they had halted there while on their way from Orchha to Agra.

Switzerland has said that it is 'profoundly shocked' by the gang-rape and has demanded that those responsible for the "tragic incident" be quickly identified and punished. (Read)

Terming it as a "tragic incident", a foreign ministry statement in Bern said, Swiss diplomats in India are in contact with the local authorities and have "demanded that those responsible be quickly identified and brought before the courts".

The Swiss embassy in New Dehli and the consulate in Mumbai are also providing support to the couple, whose names have not been released, Swiss Broadcasting Corporation's website reported.

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CAIRO ( Egyptians beat two men and hang them - for kidnapping girl ) Street Justice

CAIRO (AP) — Egyptian vigilantes beat two men accused of stealing a motorized rickshaw, stripped them half-naked and hung them by their feet in a crowded bus station in the Nile Delta on Sunday, according to security officials. Both men died.
A witness said some in the crowd of about 3,000 people who watched the lynchings egged them on with chants of "kill them!"
The lynchings came a week after the attorney general's office encouraged civilians to arrest lawbreakers and hand them over to police.

It was one of the most extreme cases of vigilantism in two years of sharp deterioration in security following Egypt's 2011 uprising. The worsening security coupled with a police strike prompted the attorney general's call for citizen arrests last week.

The scene was emblematic of the chaos that is sweeping the country, mired in protests over a range of social, economic and political problems and with security breaking down to frightening proportions.
The state-run newspaper Ahram reported on its website that the two men were dragged in the street after being caught "red-handed" trying to steal a rickshaw. It said they were beaten but alive before they were hung.
Witnesses claimed the men had kidnapped a girl inside the rickshaw, but that she escaped unharmed.
A photographer who witnessed the scene told The Associated Press that some in the crowd of around 3,000 threatened to kill him if he took pictures of the lynching.

Saudi women protest ( Small group -huge impact-Human rights )

Activists: Saudi women arrested at detention protests

By Mohammed Jamjoom, CNN

updated 12:14 PM EST, Sun February 10, 2013

Saudi women protest

Source: CNN

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• Activists report arrests of women in Saudi cities
• Protesters unhappy with pace of judicial system
• Saudi officials have been reluctant to comment

(CNN) -- Dozens of women and at least five children were arrested on Saturday after demonstrations were held in two Saudi cities, Riyadh and Buraida, according to human rights activists. The women were demanding the release of relatives they say have been held for years without access to lawyers or a trial, the activists said.

Mohammed Al-Qahtani, a prominent activist currently on trial in Saudi Arabia on charges that include breaking allegiance to the Saudi king, told CNN the women who were protesting are "female relatives of political prisoners."

"They are asking the authorities to either take these prisoners to court," said Al-Qahtani, "or set them free."