The militiaman who shot Neda Agha-Soltan in the heart, making her a global martyr for Iran's pro-democracy protests, tried to say he didn't mean it, a witness says. "He was shouting, 'I didn't want to kill her!'" Dr. Arash Hejazi told the BBC. -- Iran militiaman who shot Neda showed regret for martyr's death - New York Daily News, 29 June 2009.

Shirin Ebadi, a prominent Iranian human rights lawyer and Nobel peace prize winner has told Al Jazeera that:

she is prepared to represent the family of a young woman shot dead during a protest in Tehran... Ebadi, who has represented political prisoners and victims of human rights violations for more than 20 years, said that the actions of the police and pro-government militias violated the human rights convention.

Ebadi said that the results of the election, which the two reformist candidates have complained was rigged, should be annulled. "The people of Iran do not accept the outcome of the election, therefore ... a new election under the supervision of international institutions, including the United Nations [is needed]," she said.-- Iran's Neda killing 'was illegal': Al Jazeera News, 24 June 2009.

The international community is now focused on Human Rights Reporting - Evidence Collection - Witness Protectionfor Crimes Against Humanity as 2,000 are still detained, with hundreds missing in Iran according to human rights group International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), while the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran has provided a list of those Killed and Detained Since 12 June.  

Efforts are currently underway to enable uncensored satellite based Wi-Fi capability to assist human rights reporting.

Related:

• H-II: Iran

Looking forward to progress, collaboration, input and support of these efforts.