Iran to build 10 uranium enrichment plants.

http://greenparty.ca/media-release/2009-08-21/green-party-statement-iran

Quote from statement (but please read it in full. Anyone can find past statements on any country by typing in the country's name into the search. )

The Green Party statement was co-written by the GPC International policy team on shadow cabinet in consultation with an Iranian member of the GPC and an Iranian expert who has worked with the UN on Iranian human rights issues. Our stance on Iranian development of nuclear arms is the same as our stance on Israeli nuclear weapons and any other country who possesses or wishes to develop nuclear weapons.  We condemn them whether they are developed by allies or not.  Nuclear weapons development is not new in Iran.  The U.S. was assisting the former Shah of Iran in developing nuclear weapons and had been working on it since the mid sixties.  The program was halted by the Iranian revolution and the first revolutionary government after 1979. 

From the GPC statement released this summer 2009 which forms our official policy stance on Iran.

 "The Green Party of Canada condemns the development of, and possession of nuclear weapons by any nation.  We believe the dependence on oil and nuclear energy contributes far too much to global military conflict. Global security can only be achieved through peace, democracy and real diplomacy.  
The Green Party believes that the Canadian government should begin to develop a truly independent foreign policy toward Iran by;

•    Actively re-engaging Iran in a new diplomacy, fully cognizant of the history of the region and internal politics of Iran.   
•    Separating Canadian dialogue from, and condemning, a false rhetoric that only serves to inflame and aggravate misunderstandings of the Iranian people and their culture.
•    Encourage the creation of cooperative programs that offer Iranian civil society members such as lawyers, legislators, judges, civil engineers, environmentalists and other professionals to directly engage with their professional Canadian counterparts here.
•    Support the Iranian people in their quest to strengthen, through peaceful means, the democratic process within Iran.
•    Condemn all human rights violations and judicial trials in which torture and police brutality is suspected in obtaining false confessions.
•    Support the environmental movement in Iran by working with other countries and the Iranian government to develop cooperative projects within Iran to address the increasing environmental degradation threatening the country.
•    Call for full Iranian government cooperation with all IAEA inspections and requests concerning Iran’s nuclear program.
•    Offer any and all diplomatic assistance that facilitates engagement and dialogue between Iran and its regional neighbours to ease tensions and foster the stability and peace desired by citizens of the entire region."