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A senior Iranian official has suggested Iran may be considering the release of a Washington Post reporter jailed for over 100 days without charges.

Hopes that Jason Rezaian may be freed soon were bolstered Friday when Mohammad Javad Larijani, head of the human rights council of Irans judiciary, told a New York Times reporter in Geneva that the state security service had finally prepared charges against the Posts Tehran bureau chief. Under the Iranian legal system, Rezaian has been prohibited from hiring a lawyer because no charges have officially been brought against him yet.

Larijani said the impending charges revolve around activities entering the area of the security of the state, the Times reported in a story posted on its Web site late Friday night. But Larijani said court proceedings might occur soon, when he hoped that the charges would be dismissed.

We, as the Council of Human Rights, requested a review of the charges before going to the court procedure, said Larijani, who comes from a politically influential family in Iran. As the court procedure is elaborate, it takes time. So the prosecutor was kind enough to take a second review, so we hope the charges will be dropped.

His remarks on Rezaian were not made during a formal session of the United Nations Human Rights Council, where Larijani defended Iran amid harsh criticism of its human rights record. Rather, he spoke to a Times reporter after the session in what the publication described as a brief interview.

Though Larijanis comments were somewhat speculative, they offered reason for optimism over the fate of Rezaian, who was arrested July 22. Previously, Larijani has brushed off calls from U.S. officials, The Post and Rezaians family to release the journalist.

Rezaian is a dual American and Iranian national. Since Iran does not recognize dual citizenship, officials in Tehran contend the United States has no right to get involved in the case.

There have been concerns about how incarceration is affecting the health of Rezaian, 38, who takes medication to control high blood pressure. His wife, an Iranian journalist who was arrested along with him, is the only outsider known to have visited him since she was freed early last month.

This past week, both the State Department and Rezaians family issued statements urging Iran to free him since he has not yet been charged him after more than 100 days of detention and interrogation.

Late Friday night, Rezaians brother and mother released another statement saying they were heartened by Larijanis comments.

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Crysis 2 Walkthrough in 60fps, Post-human warrior difficulty - Part 16 - Eye of the Storm

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Iranians protest in Isfahan, Iran, last month in solidarity with women injured in a series of acid attacks. Several women have been attacked by assailants on motorcycles who threw acid on their faces, purportedly because they were "badly veiled." Arya Jafari/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

Iranians protest in Isfahan, Iran, last month in solidarity with women injured in a series of acid attacks. Several women have been attacked by assailants on motorcycles who threw acid on their faces, purportedly because they were "badly veiled."

Iranian officials attacked the latest United Nations report on its human rights record Friday, blasting what they called efforts to impose a Western lifestyle on the Islamic republic.

But for Iranians and others who hoped President Hassan Rouhani would begin to turn around his county's human rights record, the U.N. report provided a depressing but not surprising answer. It said executions in Rouhani's first year in office had increased to what U.N. Special Rapporteur Ahmed Shaheed called "alarming" levels.

Coming days after a woman was executed for killing her alleged rapist, and after several acid attacks against women in the city of Isfahan, Shaheed's report portrayed Iranians as suffering from an opaque justice system, regular oppression of women and religious persecution.

Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudehn was freed in 2013 after three years in prison. Behrouz Mehri/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

Iranian lawyer Nasrin Sotoudehn was freed in 2013 after three years in prison.

Mohammad Javad Larijani, head of Iran's High Council for Human Rights, attacked Shaheed for including in his report people who had been charged as terrorists. He told state television that someone with "the high-flown title of U.N. rapporteur shouldn't act as a Voice of America showman."

"I think such words in this report devalue the entire report," Larijani says. "I strongly advise him to resign from this post conclusively, because his background as a rapporteur is very poor."

Shaheed and other rights advocates say Rouhani, who promised human rights reforms during his election campaign, is hampered by the country's fractured political system. With hardliners well-placed in parliament, the judiciary, the security services and religious establishment, Rouhani and his supporters can only try for improvements on the margins.

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Public executions in Iran are often witnessed by children and are meted out for offenses such as homosexuality and drug possession. (Courtesy: Iran Human Rights)

Iran lashed out at critics of its abysmal human rights record at a U.N. hearing Friday, blaming the West for Saturdays execution of a woman who killed her attempted rapist, and receiving support from a host of countries with dubious records of their own.

The Islamic Republics rebuttal of a damning report from the U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in Iran came during a three hour review in Geneva of the U.N. Human Rights Council of Tehran's record. The debate was part of the U.N. council's examination of every member state's record every four years.

This idea of, the West and the rest, only the West has good things, this is wrong, Mohammad Javad Larijani, chief of human rights in Irans government, told the world body panel. Please accept the idea that others have a good way of life. Western lifestyle isnt only way of doing things.

Larijani, secretary general of Iran's High Council for Human Rights, a part of its judiciary, lashed out at what he called attempts to "impose your lifestyle under the banner of human rights," including gay rights.

But the panel also heard from Ahmed Shaheed, the world body's special rapporteur on human rights in Iran, who filed a report charging 852 people were executed in the Islamic Republic over the last year, mostly for drug offenses, homosexuality and alleged crimes against sharia law. Western diplomats were appalled at Irans persecution of Christians and disregard for due process.

- Sepideh Pooraghaiee, Iranian dissident

"There are continued reports of government harassment towards members of religious minorities. Journalists have been arrested, detained or prevented from doing their work," U.S. ambassador Keith Harper said in a speech.

Harper urged Iran to release Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post reporter detained since July, "to demonstrate its commitment to freedom of expression."

Rezaian, a dual Iranian-American national, has worked in Tehran since 2008. This month Iran released his wife, an Iranian journalist, on bail after more than two months held without charge

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CLEVELAND, OH (WOIO) -

A community came together to mourn the loss of Call & Post Associate Publisher and Executive Editor Connie Harper on Saturday. The wake and funeral were both held at Olivet Institutional Baptist Church.

Harper, who was considered among many to be a powerhouse in the Cleveland community, became ill at the homecoming of Central State University (CSU), her alma mater, where she was the Cleveland Alumni Chapter President.

"It was great for her to be around and give us her opinion of what was going on, give the world, the city, a face of some people who can't speak for themselves," said Dale Martin.

As a young journalist, it was clear she was destined to be a leader among leaders, and not just in her field, but an outspoken advocate for civil and human rights and as many knew, the conscious of Cleveland.

"Connie reflected a level of consciousness of our community to insure responsibility, accountability to make sure the African-American community would have a voice," said Ohio Rep. John Barnes Jr.

For a woman who meant so much to so many, it's only fitting that her final farewell service was packed.

"I'm a great admirer. We all are, everybody here," said Tim McGinty. "She will surely be missed. Big shoes to fill."

She was recently honored by the Cleveland Chapter of 100 Black Men and ClevelandUrbanNews.com, along with the Who's Who in Black Cleveland.

During her time at CSU, Harper served as the editor of the college paper and school yearbook for four years.

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