Bibliography: 9TZYTHED

key	9TZYTHED
title	Driving while Bahá’í : A Typology of Religious Discrimination
author	Ghanea, Nazila
authority control	Nazila Ghanea-Hercock
item type	Journal article
publication year	2015
date	2015
publication title	The Equal Rights Reveiw
abstract note	Artin is a six-year old child. He and his 15 year old cousin Gina are being brought up single-handedly by his paternal grandmother. It is not premature death, natural disaster or a life of crime that has led to this situation. Artin’s parents are serving prison sentences due to their religious beliefs. His uncle is also serving a five-year prison sentence on grounds of his religious belief (his aunt Fereshteh Sobhani) died of cancer a few years ago). The fate of his parents and uncle offer something of a relief considering his paternal grandfather, Rahim Rahimian, was executed in 1984, again on the grounds of his religious belief when his father and uncle were just 14 and 12 years old respectively. Thanks to the Iranian authorities, his grandmother, Mrs Afagh Khosravi was widowed in her thirties and became the sole carer for the three and 12 year old grandchildren since 2011-2012, all due to “crimes” stemming from their Bahá’í beliefs.
pages	53-70
volume	14
language	English
manual tags	IRAN; PERSECUTION; CHILDREN