NRC Handelsblad
Protest Amsterdam tegen geweld Iran

http://www.nrc.nl/binnenland/article2310732.ece/Protest_Amsterdam_tegen_geweld_Iran

Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera’s report using our “Be a Hero” video:

Al Jazeera’s earlier report that included nearly our entire video:

RTL Nieuws
Wereldwijd protesten tegen Iran
report with link to video coverage

http://www.rtl.nl/(/actueel/rtlnieuws/binnenland/)/components/actueel/rtlnieuws/2009/07_juli/25/binnenland/0725_1500_Demo_tegen_Iraans_regime_Adam.xml

Photos up at NOS:

http://www.nos.nl/nosjournaal/artikelen/2009/7/25/250709_iran_demonstraties.html

Report from NOS on July 25 demonstration featuring Shirin Ebadi:

http://player.nos.nl/index.php/media/play/tcmid/tcm:5-546140/

AT5
Groot protest tegen Iraans regime

http://www.at5.nl/artikelen/20413/groot-protest-tegen-iraans-regime

Een Vandaag
Een portret van Nobelprijswinnares Shirin Ebadi (seeing the video requires a log-in)

http://www.eenvandaag.nl/binnenland/34950/een_portret_van_nobelprijswinnares_shirin_ebadi

Het Parool
Demonstratie tegen Iraans regime in Amsterdam

http://www.parool.nl/parool/nl/225/BUITENLAND/article/detail/255455/2009/07/25/Demonstratie-tegen-Iraans-regime-in-Amsterdam.dhtml

De Trouw
Khamenei roept op tot eenheid Iran

http://www.trouw.nl/nieuws/wereld/article2824171.ece/Khamenei_roept_op_tot_eenheid_Iran.html

De Telegraaf
Wereldwijd protesten tegen geweld in Iran

http://www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/4478678/__Protesten_tegen_geweld_in_Iran__.html?p=3,2

AD Amsterdam
Demonstratie tegen Iraans regime

http://www.ad.nl/amsterdam/3393231/Demonstratie_tegen_Iraans_regime.html

de Volkskrant
‘Steeds meer Iraniërs vragen om verandering’

http://www.volkskrant.nl/buitenland/article1266760.ece/Steeds_meer_Iraniers_vragen_om_verandering

Radio Zamaneh
تجمع ایرانیان در آمستردام

http://zamaaneh.com/photography/2009/07/post_1016.html

Amnesty International (Netherlands)
Solidariteitsactie voor Iran op Museumplein

http://www.amnesty.nl/index?w=52079&PHPSESSID=e5484c5880c30af6e853c3c74ae89976

Please describe the “United 4 Iran” project, its goals and where comes the initiative?

There have been so many initiatives to support the struggle for freedom and democracy in Iran. The International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran spearheaded this effort and brought together groups of supporters and volunteer coordinators all over the world. The full list of supporters are on the site.

How have social networking, the blogosphere and the internet played a role in this moblization?

It’s hard to imagine organizing a demonstration without social networking, the blogosphere, and the internet. My God! How did anyone do it in the old days just three years ago? Basically, if we had to depend on the media to get the word out, no one would know that we were even organizing a global day of action in support of freedom and democracy in Iran. Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube are all starting to hum with information about this coming Saturday.

What’s even more important, is that the internet is also helping us communicate with people in Iran who are becoming more and more aware of the worldwide support for their efforts to secure their democratic right

Do you see a convergence between Iranians outside Iran and those inside through the internet?

That’s a great question. Just think, a few years ago, before the earthquake in Bam in 2003, there was very little communication, and even less trust, between the Iranian diaspora and civil society activists within Iran. Since Bam, communication and trust have been growing. Events since the election have really started to eliminate the walls between Iranians inside and outside the country. It’s as though there is one strong community again. Of course, there are still divisions, but the struggle for democracy and free expression can and should accommodate those divisions among Iranians, just as it does in democratic countries all over the world. Since the election we have seen a huge movement to bring the Iranian community together, and that’s why an effort like United 4 Iran is possible for the first time since the revolution.Struggling to solve political issues is the job of those inside Iran. Supporting that struggle and their internationally recognized human rights is the job of those of us around the world.

Read the complete interview by Hamid Tehrani at Global Voices.