Bahram Soroush

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Bahram Soroush is a UK-based civil rights activist [1] and a member of the Worker-Communist Party of Iran Central Committee [2]. He has said that is "very difficult to try to separate Islam from Islamic terrorist organisations".[1] In a conference held in June 2006, Bahram said that the "Iranian regime is antiworker and anti-human" [3] Soroush has said that the Islamic Republic is not a representative of the Iranian people and that it would be dangerous for the Republic to attain nuclear weapons. [4]

[edit] Comments on Islamophobia

Soroush has said that the term Islamophobia is being used to "stifle the criticism of Islam"[1] and that "considering the atrocities" committed by Islamic movements, terrorist attacks and honour killings in Muslim countries, it is "understandable that people should have a dislike of Islam and that this negative perception of Islam should have grown".[1]

[edit] References

  1. ^ a b c d Two thumbs down - Transcript of TV interview with Bahram Soroush aired on TV International English, a channel owned by Worker-Communist Party of Iran, June 2004
  2. ^ Worker-Communist Party of Iran Central Committee
  3. ^ Iranian delegation should not have been admitted to the ILO conference - Bahram Soroush’s speech at the ILO Conference 12 June 2006 (Workers in Iran, News & views from the labour movement in Iran)
  4. ^ A Nuclear-Free Iran - Interview with Bahram Soroush and Fariborz Pooya, aired on International TV, October 24, 2004

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