Campaign for new American policy on Iran (CNAPI)
Apr 21st, 2010Some of the documents obtained during the discovery process in the defamation lawsuit by NIAC against Hassan Daioleslam
NIAC Internal
Funding from NED and EF: How did NIAC Spend the Congressional Funds?
Jan 5th, 2010The review of Trita Parsi and Mansouri’s communications shows that the 2005-2007 projects funded by NED and Eurasia Funds were limited to the activities of one single person, Mohammad Mansouri who was hired by NIAC as NGO consultant. He reported his activities to Trita Parsi and Parsi reported back to NED and EF.
Funding from NED and EF: NIAC’s Coordination with the Iranian Government and Hamyaran
Dec 21st, 2009National Iranian American Council (NIAC) and its president Trita Parsi arranged to receive congressional appropriated funds from the National Endowment for Democracy (NED) and Eurasia Foundation. NIAC’s projects were approved and welcomed by the Iranian regime. The Iranian foreign ministry asked NIAC to coordinate its projects with Hamyaran. Consequently, NIAC’s main partner in Tehran was Hamyaran.
Trita Parsi’s Communications with M. Javad Zarif, Ahmadinejad’s Ambassador to the United Nations
Dec 10th, 2009Some of Trita Parsi’s communications with M. Javad Zarif in 2006-2007, Ahmadinejad’s ambassador to the United Nations
The Creation of NIAC, Namazi’s Role, and the Game Plan
Dec 3rd, 2009An outline of the creation of NIAC’s lobby group and Namazi’s role
Trita Parsi (2001-2002): Director of American Iranian Council, Creation of NIAC
Nov 25th, 2009Trita Parsi: 2001-2002
Director at American Iranian Council
Creation of NIAC
NIAC and Trita Parsi’s Internal Documents (1997-2001)
Nov 21st, 2009NIAC and Trita Parsi’s internal documents:
Series one, from 1997-2001