راهكاري مناسب جهت اعتراضات هفتگي جنبش سبز

يكي از مشكلات عمده كه جنبش سبز با آن روبرو است ، و البته حكومت اسلامي نيز از ايجاد آن واهمه بسيار دارد. تمركز مخالفان در يك نقطه از خيابانهاي شهر به تعداد زياد است. به همين خاطر نيروهاي سركوبگر رژيم دستور دارن كه هرگونه تجمعات كه تعداد آنها حتي به عدد چهار ميرسد را نيز متفرق كنندو نمونه بارز آن در سه شنبه هاي آخر سال در سال گذشته مي باشد.

بايد قبول كنيم كه جنبش سبز ما عليرغم قديمي تر بودن نسبت به جنبشهاي كشورهاي خاورميانه هرگز نتوانسته آنگونه كه اين كشورها دست به چنين تجمعاتي ميزنند بزند مگر در روز 25 خرداد سال 88 ، كه هنوز هم بي نظير ترين راهپيمايي اعتراضي در ايران بوده است. اما اگر كمي دقت كنيم در روز 13 جولاي سال 2009 هم مردم يه تجمع بسيار بزرگ به راه انداختند كه به واقع بزرگترين و منحصر به فرد ترين نماز جمعه تاريخ بود. و آن روزي بود كه آقاي هاشمي رفسنجاني اخرين نماز جمعه را امامت نمودند.

اما حال چه ميتوان كرد ؟ مشكل چيست و راه حل آن كدامست ؟

چيزي كه هست حكومت اسلامي به هيچ عنوان اجازه تجمع نميدهد و هرگز مجوزي را هم صادر نميكند كه مردم بر اساس آن مجوز در خيابانهاي اصلي شهر تجمع كنند اما در استراتژي سياسي هميشه ميگويند با سلاح دشمن بايد به جنگش رفت. خوب همه ميدانيم كه بزرگترين سلاح حكومت اسلامي اسلام است و نمازجمعه هم بر اين اصول بنا شده است و اگربه ديگر كشورها نظير يمن بحرين مصر و حتي مراكش و سوريه دقت كنيم ميبينم كه در روزهاي جمعه و در پس نماز جمعه اين اعتراضات شكل گرفته است.

در كشور ما هم يك پاي ثابت تجمعات روزهاي جمعه در نماز حمعه است چه خوب است اين فرصت را مغتنم شماريم و با استفاده از تاكتيك نماز جمعه تجمعات خودرا به صورت هفتگي و همچون مردم ديگر كشورهاي خاورميانه برپا كنيم.

از طرفي بايد اين را هم مد نظر داشت كه اوردن نيرويهاي سركوبگر به شدت براي رژيم پر هزينه شده است ، به طوري كه در هر روز حضور نيروهاي سركوبگر كه به هر كدام از سركوبگران مبلغي بين 150 هزار تومان تا سيصدهزارتومان داده ميشود. اگر گنج قارون هم باشد به پايان ميرسد. هرچند در حال حاضر براي پرداخت اين مبالغ دولت از كيسه تامين اجتماعي خرج نموده است اما شك نداشته باشيد اگر اين اعتراضات هفتگي باشد تمامي بودجه كشور را هم به پايان خواهد برد.

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Ecuador Embraces Human Rights Education

Volunteers teach students at 60 colleges and 20 universities in 7 provinces Thousands of students and educators in Ecuador at 80 colleges and universities have learned about their human rights through the actions of Youth for Human Rights Ecuador. Volunteers traveled to 7 provinces, 8 cities, 60 colleges and 20 universities across the country to bring Human Rights Education to over 17,000 youth and adults during one project in 2010 alone. Events and workshops were also held in several other cities including the City of Quito to 3,000 students, and four separate events in the City of Baths. Students in Ecuador with What are Human Rights? booklets Volunteers reached out to youth, community and religious leaders, and local dignitaries with Youth for Human Rights educational materials including the The Story of Human Rights video, the 30 Rights public service announcements, the UNITED video and the booklet What are Human Rights? Ecuadorian youth at Human Rights Education workshop After the Youth for Human Rights International (YHRI) World Educational Tour visited Ecuador in 2010, students representing dozens of public and private schools attended an event at Ecuador's University of the Hemispheres, where Youth for Human Rights International was presented with a Certificate of Recognition. Ecuadorian dancers at YHRI World Tour 2010 event Youth for Human Rights volunteers in Ecuador have collected petition signatures in support of the implementation of Human Rights Education in schools. Ecuador youth signs petition in support of Human Rights Education Officers sign the petition in support of Human Rights Education in Ecuador Youth for Human Rights volunteers organized Ecuador's International Walk for Human Rights 2010 on one of the main avenues in Ecuador's capital city, Quito, to celebrate International Human Rights Day on December 10th. Participants included college students, teachers, business people, and members of like-minded organizations. A giant screen showed the 30 Rights public service announcements and the national Ecuador TV broadcast the event to millions more. In the City of Ambato 5,200 students inspired the local community and local officials to come together, also in honor of International Human Rights Day. Youth for Human Rights volunteer is interviewed at event in Ecuador In Ecuador, television, radio, and print media have broadcast information about Youth for Human Rights and the 30 Rights public service announcements to millions, adding to the country's grassroots Human Rights Education movement that is teaching youth and adults about their human rights.

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