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In the early 1970s I was a North Carolinian, white boy from the South attending Union Theological Seminary in New York City, and working in East Harlem as part of a program. In my senior year, I visited men at the Bronx House of Detention. I had never been in a prison or jail, but people in East Harlem were dealing with these places and the police all the time. This experience truly turned my life around.

Seven hanged in central Iran

Iran Human Rights, December 20: Seven prisoners were hanged in the prison of Isfahan.

According to the state run Iranian daily newspaper Kayhan, seven prisones were hanged in the prison of Isfahan yesterday December 19.

According to the report, six of the prisoners were convicted of drug trafficking and one of them was convicted of rape.

The prisoners were between 25 and 45 years old, said the report.

None of the prisoners were identified by name.

Source: Iran Human Rights, December 20, 2012

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