List of the Members of the International Committee against Stoning

The International Committee against Stoning is a network of organizations and individuals that are fighting against stoning in the Islamist countries.  This committee is determined to stop stoning, which is a horrific and barbaric act, wherever in the world it might be happening. 

1-     Azar Majedi, Editor of Medusa and a well known activist in women’s movement -

2-     Günter Wallraff, Writer and Journalist – Koln – Germany 

3-     Nasrin Amirsedghi, The director of cultural organisation (DIA e.V) - Mainz – Germany

4-     Siavash Modaresi, The editor of Posha Magazine -

5-     Bassir Nasibi, Critic and film director and editor of Cinema in exile magazine – Saarbrueken – Germany

6-     Parvin kabouly, Activist in women’s movement and co-ordinator of campaign for women’s rights – Sweden

7-     Feraoaen, Feminist organisation for education, guidance and culture (Frauen Hetz) – Austria

8-     Azam Kamguyan, Writer and activist in women’s movement 

9-     Nahid Reyazi, Activist and co-ordinator of Campaign for women’s rights –Denmark

10- Kayza Alferdson, University lecturer- Sweden

11- Nadia Mahmood, Chair of centre for Middle - East women studies – UK

12- Mahin Alipoor, Women activist – Sweden

13- Parvin Moazi, Co-ordinator of Campaign for Women’s rights – Germany

14- Lars Gonar Welimo, Swedish journalist – Brussels

15- Maryam Namazi, Executive director of the federation of Iranian refugees

16- Reza Kamangar, Activist – Finland

17- Sylvia Akar, Foundation of African and Asian studies – Finland

18- Siw Handroos-Kelekiay, The organisation of Finlandi and Kurd 

19- Ville Koumei, Former MP in Finland and a member of Finland and Kurd   organization 

20- Parvanah Ilkhanizadeh, Centre of International cultures – Helsinki

21- Shahla Rahtasm, Member of Iraqi women’s organization – Finland

22- Ala Faraj, Iraqi women’s campaign in Finland

23- Soraya Shahabi, Women activist and director of Children first organisation

24- Maryam Kousha, Chair of the International Campaign in Defence of Women’s Rights in Iran 

25- Halale Rafea, Women activist – Sweden

26- Sara Mohammad, Women aktivist- Sweden

27- Sohaila Sharifi, Activist and assistant to the editor of Medusa – UK

28- Hildegard Mauerhofer, Rener Cultural Institute in Vienna 

29- Rosa Logar, Women’s Rights, Human rights – Austria

30- Goundi Dick, Activist and former editor of a magazine called Women solidarity  - Austria

31- Hedi Poya, Women activist – Berlin – Germany

32- Rent Mowbray, Warn, from F.P.K – Sweden

33- Terre des femmes, Women organization – Germany

34- Rita Thallman E.M, Professor  - Paris

35- Shiva Mahbobi, women rights activist- UK

36- Bahram Modaresi, Communist youth organization, Berlin – Germany

37- Mehrnosh Mosawie, Federation of Iranian refugees 

38- Anderea Westman, Women activist – Sweden

39- Marrianne Faghberg, Women activist from Social Democrat party – Sweden

40- Moris Farhi, The ex-director of international PEN, Committee for Writers in Prison – UK

41- Aase Bang, Women activist and member of SKV – Sweden

42- Marry Simas, Activist in legal rights - US

43- Sylvia Harkinz, Women’s right activist – Canada

44- Lena krooher, Women activist - Finland

45-Fred Mewzeen, Chair of hospital worker’s union - British Colombia –

Canada

46-Prof. Sidrid Shade, University lecturer - Bermen – Germany

47-Dr. Barbara Loer, Adult education center, direktory - Bermen – Germany

48-Dr. Ania Baumhoff, Cultural historian, Berlin – Germany

49-Dr. Asghar Abdi, Expert in Islamic studies and journalist – Britain

50-Dr. Gislind NabakoWsky, Arthistorian, gender and mediacritic  –

Wisbaden – Germany

51-Dr. Irene Below, arthistorian, women studies – Bielefeld – Germany

52-Dr. Curtius, University lecturer – Bremen – Germany

53-Gabriele Sonnenberg, Gendermainstreaming office – Bielefeld – Germany

54-Monicka Kristan, Spokeswoman of feminist women party – Germany

55-Margot Molar, Spokeswoman of Figments women party - Hesen –

     Germany

56-Doris Edland, International adviser in women’s rights-Hesen and an         

     activist in the movement against human, especially women trade –

     Germany

57-Maria Boklerd, Feminist activist – Germany

58-Simoone Rower, Activist in women movement – Germany

59-Bergita Brando, Spokeswoman of feminist women in Frankfort – Germany

60-Youna Litola, Women activist – Finland

61-Shahnaz Moratab, Representative and member of management council for

     post office workers – Frankfort

62-Nasrin Parsa, Sociologist and journalist - Germany

63-The solidarity group of women’s rights organisation – Austria

64-Fatema Ben Ebrahim, Feminist – Sweden

65-Nick Batezner, University lecturer, Berlin – Germany

66-Meera Resanen, Women activist university student, Helsinki – Finland

67-Gizla Lang,,International labour organisation (ILO) Brussels’s Office –

     Belgium

68-Yousling Kabosinger, Activist in women movement, Hesen – Germany

69-Dr. Katarin Houfman-Kortis, Germany

70-Ali Javadi, Editor of Porsesh – US

71-Nina Martilo, Women activist, Stockholm – Sweden

72-Esmail Maowloodi, Management of Save Children’s schools, Gothenburg -

     Sweden

73-Berna Bodour, Women activist – Turkey

74-Jalal Mahmood Zadeh, from the solidarity Campaign for Iranian and

     German workers – Germany

75-Suzi Weissman, Well-known American socialist and editorial member of

       Against the current – US

76-Hillel Ticktin, Editor of critique, Glasgow – US

77-Metin Aycicek, Writer, Ozgur Politika

78-Rebour Aref, Director of Iraqi refugee’s federation and editor of

     Alfederasion – Finland

79-Esmail Waisi, Human right activist – Finland

80-Women organisation called ‘Autonomes interkultureles Frauen Zenterum

     de Colores’ - Germany.

81-Mobarak Shah Aziz, Human rights activist for the Islamic countries –

     Afghanistan

82-Ruth Larson, Activist labradon city

83-Anoosha Moonshi Zadeh, Human right activist, Mainz – Germany

84-Gabriela Pichler, Women activist – Austria

85-Marian Andersson, Centre party, parliament member and member of

     Foreign Committee in the parliament – Sweden

86-Tahera Talbolaghi, Women’s network in zwikau – Germany

87-Salma Raouf, Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan, 

     (RAWA)

88-Women’s Caucus for Gender,justice New York – US

99-Nina Iakander, Journalist, Expression newspaper – Sweden

90-Bang, Feminist journal – Sweden

91-Mena Alaeson, University lecturer, from feminist research centre,

     University of Upsala – Sweden

92-Kate Burke, Editor Aviva, Women’s World Wide Web

93-Sevin Aycicek , Women aktivist – Germany

94-Irfan Cüre,   Writer   - Germany

95-Frauen solidarität  solidarity Among Women vienna – Austria

96-Ruth Larson labrador city

97-Juli Drolet, Montreal Quebec

98-Ghazaleh Nassibi, Politik activist – Berlin – Germany

99-Hedi Klee, TV and Radio Journalist – Germany

100-Arne Ruth, Prv. University lecturer and Journalist – Sweden

101- Yvonne McKinnon, Asia Programme Officer, MATCH International     

         Centre, Canada, matchint@web.net

102- Tatjana Alvadj-Korenic, Edmonton Mennonite Centre for Newcomers,

         Canada

103- Monica Singh, National Council of Women of Canada, Canada

104- Marie-Philippe Bourget, Halte Femmes Montreal Nord, Canada

105- Lilian E Keany Anwar, International Federation of Women’s Lawyers,   

        Nigeria

106- Xuan Sutter, Grace Dunbar, Ria Kulenovic, Refugee Women’s Network,

        USA

107- Maritza Perez, Canadian Council of Refugees, Canada

108- Sandy Dang, Asian American LEAD, USA

109- Alistair Ng Solicitors, UK

110- Wendy Young, Women’s Commission for Refugee Women and Children,

         USA

111- Sudabeh Mashkuri, Barbara Schlifer Clinic, Canada

112- Sylvia Child, Canadian Refugee and Immigrant Counseling Services,   

         Canada

113- Eva Osario and Margaret Copelazo, Halifax Refugee Clinic, Canada

114- Shurkia Din, Nova Scotia Somali Community Association, Canada

115- Pamela Goldberg, City University of NY School of Law, USA

116- Noki Imokhude, Women’s Rights Watch, Nigeria

117- Dr. Elvin Wittich, director of political education of Rosa Luxemburg        

         Foundation, Berlin – Germany
118- Dr. Edith Ockel, writer, Berlin

119- Karin Trees, Feminist, Berlin

120- Kerstin Seifer, Hamburg

121- Dr. Renta Ullrich, Theatre scientist

122- Heike Jensen, Berlin

123- Ulrike lange, Berlin

124- Gisela Bretilin, Berlin

125- Dr. Stephan Hoyng, Berlin

126- Halinda Benkowski, socialist, Berlin

127- Elli Scamsok, Austria

128- Professor Susanne Schunter-Kleemann, university of Berman- Germany

129- Kristin Hassfeider, Georlitz- Germany

130- Emilija Mitrovic, BdWi, Hamburg- Germany

131- Dragiea Burgel, Hamburg – Germany

132- Sabine Bohle, Lesben &Schwulen Verband- Germany

133- Sunne Andersen, University of Potsdam- Germany

134- Parastu Partovi, political activist- Germany

135- Jean-Claude Arluison-Canada

136- Nazmieh Halwachi -Turkey

137- Radio People Voice- Stockholm, Sweden

138- Darmeschtadt Radio- Germany

139- Julie Kirkbride, Member of Parliament - UK  

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