At a
Glance
Execution
4 prisoners are sentenced to death in public
Monday 01 July 2013
HRANA News Agency – 4 prisoners who are said to be rubbers
have been sentenced to death in public on charge of enmity with the God.According to a report by Ghanun, these 4 prisoners who are said to be involved in 4 stick-ups, keeping, carrying and using illegal weapons , disturbing the public order and threatening the civilians have been tried by the second branch of the revolutionary court of Karaj and sentenced to death on charge of enmity against the God.
Rohollah, Sajjad, Torab and Ali have killed nobody and are sentenced to death just because of rubbery.
This report claims the accused ones have accepted their crimes in the trial so judge Safari the judge of the second branch of the revolutionary court of Karaj has sentenced Sajjad and Rohollah (28 years old), Ali (27 years old) and Torab (31 years old) to be hanged in public in Pishahangi neighborhood in Karaj.
25 Prisoners Were
Executed in Iran
http://iranhr.net/spip.php?article2812
None of the executions have been announced by official Iranian sources yet.
21 prisoners executed in Ghezel Hesar Prison of
According to reliable sources that Iran Human Rights (IHR) has been in contact with 21 prisoners were hanged in the Ghezel Hesar prison of
17 of the prisoners belonged to the Gehzelhesar prison while 4 prisoners had been transferred from other prisons to Ghezelhesar for implementation of the execution. One of the prisoners transferred from Rajai Shahr Prison was identified as "Mohsen Jahanbakhsh" born in 1977. Mr. Jahanbakhsh was sentenced to death by the judge Salavati, convicted of Moharebeh (war against God) for participation in armed robbery. His family were not informed about the execution and they were not given the opportunity of visiting him for the last time.
Identities of the other 20 prisoners are not known at the present moment but it has been reported that most of them were convicted of "Moharebeh", "corruption on earth" and drug related charges.
Four prisoners were hanged in the prison of Rajaei Shahr today:
According to IHR’s sources in
Six Prisoners Hanged
in Southeastern Iran This Morning- More than
40 Executions Since Presidential Election
According to the state run Iranian news agency
The prisoners were allegedly convicted of trafficking 339 kilograms of heroin and 191 kilograms of opium said the report.
Yesterday Iran Human Rights (IHR) reported about execution of 25 prisoners in the prisons of Ghezelhesar and Rajai Shahr (both in
According to the official and
unofficial reports more than 40 prisoners have been executed since the
Presidential election in mid-June in Iran
At least four prisoners were hanged in Urmia
Posted on: 4th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Four prisoners sentenced to death for
drug-related crimes have been executed in Urmia’s Central Prison in According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), four prisoners identified as Jahandar Mirzahie, Mehrab Mirzahie, Ismail Badoie and Mohammad Saleh-Gharahati were hanged at midnight yesterday.
Human Rights Activists in
A juvenile offender will be hanged next week
Posted on: 4th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – A juvenile offender who has spent 10
years in prison for a crime committed at the age of eight will be hanged next
week in According to a report by Shargh Newspaper, the plaintiff has demanded approximately $500,000 in reparation before giving the required consent for the sentence to be commuted. Iranian criminal law allows death penalty for children, but the sentence can be carried out only after the child reaches 18 .
On Friday, July 5, 2013, a play will be held at
25 prisoners have been hanged in 2 days
Posted on: 4th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – 21 prisoners have been hanged in Ghezel
Hesar prison of According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), the family of Mohsen Jahanbakhsh, the prisoner who had disappeared since last Monday, went to Rajai Shahr prison of
The authorities told them that they have transferred him to Ghezel Hesar prison. When they went to Ghezel Hesar prison, they were told that Mohsen and 20 others have been hanged on Tuesday 2nd of July.
One of the prisoners told to HRANA: “17 of these prisoners were from Ghezel Hesar prison and 5 others were brought here from other prisoners. None of them were allowed to visit their families for the last time.”
Mohsen Jahanbakhsh, born in 1977, had attacked the cash carrying vehicle with the cooperation of Seyyed Salaheddin Jafari in 2007 during which one of the guardian’s leg was injured. He was sentenced to death by the branch 15 of the revolutionary court of Tehran on charge of enmity against the God.
Meanwhile 4 prisoners have been hanged in Rajai Shahr prison of
Mohammad Jafari from ward 6, Ali Yadegari from ward 2, Karim Taraj from ward 3 and a prisoner from ward 7 whose name is not known yet were hanged in Rajai Shahr prison.
There were 3 others who succeeded in getting the satisfaction of the complainants and 2 who managed to get a chance to pay the blood money.
The Iranian official media has reported none of these executions.
The cases of 8 Sunni prisoners are sent to the Supreme Court
Posted on: 6th July, 2013
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), the intelligence agents arrested 149 Sunni citizens in 2009 in
8 of them have been sentenced to death by Judge Mogheyse the head of the branch 28 of revolutionary court.
The cases of these 8 prisoners identified as Pourya Mohammadi, Omid Peyvand, Mokhtar Rahimi, Bahman Rahimi, Mohammad Yavar Rahimi, Shahram Ahmadi, Mohammad Gharibi and Faramarz Shah Nazari, have been sent to the Supreme Court for the final decision last week.
One of the relatives of these prisoners told to HRANA: “These prisoners have been tried by Judge Mohammad Mogheyse the head of the branch 28 of the revolutionary court and sentenced to death. They are charged with enmity against the God because of supporting their own belief. But all 8 are denying the charges and say they have been arrested because of supporting their own religion and the Islamic Republic has sentenced them to death to take revenge. Their lawyer has denied the charges in his objection.”
He said: “there are 149 people being sent to different prisons but most of them are in Rajai Shahr prison. Some have already been hanged.”
6 Salafi prisoners who had been transferred to Ghezel Hesar prison last November were hanged on Thursday December 27, 2012.
These prisoners who were charged with membership in Salafi groups are identified as: Bahram Ahmadi, Asghar Rahimi, Behnam Rahimi, Mohammad Zaher Bahmani, Keyvan Zand Karimi and Houshyar Mohammadi.
The Execution Wave
Continues: Three Official and 11 Unofficial Executions in Iran
According to official and unofficial reports at least 60 prisoners have been executed after the Presidential elections in
Three prisoners were executed in northwestern
According to the official Iranian broadcasting three prisoners were hanged in the prison of
11 prisoners were hanged in southeastern
According to "Human rights and democracy activists in
Four of the prisoners were identified as Rasoul Khorouj, Vahid Rigi, Hamid Najafi and Naser Naghaei said the report.
These executions have not been announced by the official Iranian sources.
According to unconfirmed reports
seven prisoners were scheduled to be executed in the northern city of Rasht
Arbitrary Arrests
Ali Nazeri, the political activist was arrested
Posted on: 1st July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Dr. Ali Nazeri the political activist
has been arrested and transferred to the ward 350 of Evin prison.According to a report of Kalemeh website, on June 26 the agents appeared in Dr. Nazeri’s dental clinic and arrested him according to a verdict issued by
Ali Nazeri the dentist and one of founders of green civil society in
This 62 years old activist was arrested once more on June 20, 2010 by IRGC’s intelligence and was released by bail after being in confinement cell for 40 days in ward 2-A.
Nazeri was trialed by judge Pirabbasi in branch 26 of revolutionary court and was sentenced to 10 years living in exile in Zabol and one year imprisonment on charge of attending in protests and gatherings after the 2009 presidential election.
Six of Oroumiyeh civil activists are still under arrest
Posted on: 1st July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – The reports say that except 6
activists among the arrested civil activists of Oroumiyeh the rest of them were
released after a few hours of interrogating in Oroumiyeh intelligence office.According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), on June 27 Oroumiyeh intelligence agents arrested 36 activists while they were passing the Shahid Kalantari bridge to Sahand mountain slopes and transferred them to Oroumiyeh intelligence office. The intelligence agents interrogated the activists for few hours and after all except of 6 activists, the rest of them were released.
Somayyeh Alidousti the professor in physics faculty of Oroumiyeh university and captain of national women soccer team, Vahid Faezpour -Kiaksar- the weblogger, Gholam Gholizadeh, Meysam Azadi and Vahid Nasibi the civil activists and Morteza Zarrin are under arrest in Oroumiyeh Intelligence yet.
It is worth mentioning that these activists were goign to participate in a ceremony regards to June 26 the international day against torture and professor Zahtabi’s anniversary in Sahand mountain slopes.
The arrested activists were beaten by security forces in Shahid Kalantari police station that resulted injured ones and Somayyeh Alidoust’s condition reported critical.
Also the security forces transferred Paria Khalilzadeh the player of women national soccer team, Sevda Khalilzadeh, Masoomeh Parivazh, Zahra Zadghasem, Hossain Zadghasem, Tohid Hassani, Saied Lotfi, Saied Abdi, Nima Hassani, Sina Hassani, Erfan Moghadam, Sima Sakeni, Milad Koulani -Saboutai-, Babak Ghane’ -Bayek Arazli- the turkish Azerbayjani rap singer with 16 other to Oroumiyeh intelligence and after a few hours interrogation released them.
No information about three arrested civil activists after weeks
Posted on: 3rd July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – After several weeks of arrest of three
civil Azerbaijani activists whose names are Bahram Akhouni, Naser
Kazempour and Majid Sefidani there is still no news about their condition.According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), these activists have not contacted their families till now and this increased intensely the worries about their condition.
On June 12 the security agents invaded the newsstand of Bahram Akhouni, inspected his workplace and home and transferred him to unknown location. At the same day the security agents invaded Naser Kazempour’s workplace and Majid Sefidani’s home, made intimidation, inspected the places and arrested them.
According to the family members of arrested activists neither security authorities nor judicial authorities have given a proper answer about their condition yet.
A student has been arrested in Shiraz
Posted on: 7th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Samira Razzaghi the top
doctor and radiation and chemotherapy student of Shiraz
According to a report by Nedaye Sabze Azadi website, she
managed to pass the proficiency exam in 2010 but Dr. Mohammad Hadi Imaniye, the
president of the medical since The students’ activists say she is believed to be arrested by the request and coordination of Dr. Imaniye.
Samira Razzaghi who was in the last month of her studies has been chosen for several times as the top student during. She was also the editor of some students’ magazines and a member of the Islamic Association of the students of medical since university before it was confiscated by the authorities.
Prisoners of
Conscience
Iran: Opposition Figure’s Health Raises Red Flags
Give Political Prisoners Regular
Visits, Access to Adequate Medical Care
July
4, 2013
Afshin Osanlou’s untimely death and
Mousavi’s hospitalization both underscore the precarious conditions for ailing
prisoners in Iran ,
especially people being held incommunicado.Whatever the precise cause of
Osanlou’s death, the shroud of secrecy and the abuses to which Iran
Joe Stork, deputy Middle
East director
(Mousavi’s transfer to a hospital came less than two weeks after the sudden death of a 42-year-old trade union activist, Afshin Osanlou, who was serving a five-year sentence at a prison near
“Afshin Osanlou’s untimely death and Mousavi’s hospitalization both underscore the precarious conditions for ailing prisoners in Iran, especially people being held incommunicado,” said Joe Stork, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. “Whatever the precise cause of Osanlou’s death, the shroud of secrecy and the abuses to which
A source familiar with Mousavi’s medical case told Human Rights Watch that his blood pressure fluctuates erratically due to his heart ailment. The source said that security forces have not permitted him to receive medical check-ups at least every 50 days, as doctors recommended, and prevented him from remaining in the hospital during the latest visit for medical tests. He suffers from a blocked artery and underwent angioplasty in 2011.
The authorities detained Mousavi that year, along with his wife, Zahra Rahnavard, and another prominent 2009 presidential candidate, Mehdi Karroubi. All three have been under house arrest orders since then without charge or trial. The two men had called for peaceful protests in
There is growing concern for another detainee, Arash Sadeghi, 26, a student activist believed to be in the fifth week of a hunger strike and held in solitary confinement in Ward 209, the section of Evin Prison controlled by
The daughter of Mohammad-Reza Pourshajari, a blogger imprisoned for four years on speech-related charges, has told Human Rights Watch that authorities have refused to allow him temporary leave from prison for needed treatment for a serious heart condition.
Osanlou’s family learned on June 22 of his death at Rajai Shahr Prison in the city of
“The Iranian authorities should urgently investigate Afshin Osanlou’s death and determine whether it occurred from natural causes or was brought on by prison conditions or any form of mistreatment,” Stork said.
Authorities arrested Sadeghi on January 15, 2012, and have mostly held him in solitary confinement and prevented his family from visiting him regularly, an informed source told Human Rights Watch. The source said that Sadeghi began a hunger strike on June 1, after prison guards abused him, and that prison officials have refused to give either his family or his lawyer information about his condition.
Sadeghi was a graduate student at
He escaped arrest then but subsequently surrendered to authorities, who held him for about a year in Ward 209 of Evin Prison and then released him on December 15, 2011. According to reports by rights groups, Intelligence Ministry officials tortured and ill-treated him in prison, severely damaging his right shoulder.
Authorities arrested Sadeghi again on January 15, 2012, after Branch 26 of Tehran’s
Pourshajari, 53, a blogger known also by his pen name Siamak Mehr, has been refused access to necessary medical treatment since he suffered a serious heart attack in prison in October 2012, his daughter, Mitra, told Human Rights Watch. She said that authorities at Ghezel Hesar Prison in
She said prison authorities transferred her father to a local hospital in March when he experienced breathing difficulties and dizziness, but quickly returned him to the prison infirmary. She said her father also suffers from gallstones and an enlarged prostate.
In a June 10 audio recording obtained by Human Rights Watch, a voice identified as Pourshajari’s says that authorities beat and tortured him and threatened to hang him after forcing him to stand on a four-legged stool during his initial detention following his arrest on September 12, 2010. He also says that authorities held him in solitary confinement for eight consecutive months and that interrogators repeatedly threatened to send him to the gallows.
In 2010, Branch 109 of the
“Prisoners have every right to get the medical care they need and to see their families,” Stork said. “Instead in case after case, we hear that ailing people are cut off from both needed care and from their families.”
Background
Security forces arrested Afshin Osanlou, a member of the Syndicate of Workers of Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company, an independent labor union increasingly targeted by the authorities, in November 2010. In a letter that he allegedly authored in August 2012 and smuggled out of prison, Osanlou said that authorities transferred him to Ward 209 of Evin prison and a detention facility run by the Intelligence Ministry in the northwest city of
Authorities released Afshin Osanlou’s elder brother, Mansour Osanlou, former president of the Syndicate of Workers of Tehran and Suburbs Bus Company, in June 2011 after imprisoning him also for his peaceful union-related activities. Security forces arrested Mansour Osanlou near his home on July 10, 2007, and a
Since 2009, Human Rights Watch has documented numerous cases of torture, ill-treatment, or medical neglect of detainees, in some cases resulting in prisoners’ deaths. Hoda Saber, for example, a journalist and political activist who was serving a prison sentence in Ward 350 of Evin Prison, died at a
Human Rights Watch has repeatedly called on
In 2012, Human Rights Watch urged the authorities to allow rights defender Mohammad Sadigh Kaboudvand access to medical care, to end the incommunicado detention and solitary confinement of journalist Bahman Ahamdi Amoui, and to permit Javid Houtan Kiyan (Houtan Kian), serving an 11-year sentence on national security charges, access to both family visits and treatment for a serious digestive illness.
Both international law and Iranian national law require that prison authorities afford adequate medical care to all those in their custody.
International law and Iranian national law also require prison authorities to provide all prisoners with basic necessities, to allow them regular family and other visits, and to treat them with dignity and respect. The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, to which
Journalist brothers
transferred to prison
Mon, 07/01/2013 - 15:07
Khosro and Massoud Kordpour, two Iranian journalists, have
been transferred to the central Mahabad Prison four months after their arrest.The Mokerian News Agency reports that last Wednesday, the two brothers were finally transferred to Mahabad Prison from the detention centre of the Intelligence Ministry.
Khosro Kordpour has said that he and his brother have been charged in the absence of their lawyers. The journalists reportedly have been accused of “propaganda against the regime by reporting on the situation of political prisoners.”
Khosro and Massoud Kordpour were arrested in March in Mahabad without any official statements as to the charges against them.
Former MP Mir Taher Mousavi Receives 5 Years; 3 Years
Imprisonment Plus 2 Years Suspended Sentence
Monday, Jul 01 2013
Mir Taher Mousavi, a Former MP, a university instructor,
and a member of Mir Hossein Mousavi's 2009 presidential campaign, has been
sentenced to three years imprisonment plus two years suspended sentence.Mir Taher Mousavi, former governor of
Mir Taher Mousavi was previously sentenced by Branch 26 of the
Mir Taher Mousavi was arrested last year at Imam Khomeini International airport when returning to
Mir Taher Mousavi suffers from various illness and a heart condition and was under physicians care prior to arrest. His medical records were given to his interrogators by his family but not only they did not provide proper medical care but kept him in solitary confinement for 8 months before transferring him to the General Ward 350 in Evin prison.
source: Kaleme
2 political prisoners came for vacations
Posted on: 3rd July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Mohammad Sadegh Rabbani Amlashi who was
in Evin prison since last November and Mohsen Mohagheghi, a member of central
council of Nehzat-e-Azadi are sent to vacations.According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA),
Mohammad Sadegh Amlashi, the professor of
Mohsen Mohagheghi is one of the aged prisoners of Evin prison who was arrested at the same time and sentenced to 2 years and a half of prison.
3 July 2013
Committee of Human Rights Reporters – Journalist
Fatemeh Kheradmand was handed a one-year prison sentence by Judge Pir Abassi
presiding over Branch 26 of the Tehran
Revolutionary Court
According to CHHR, on January 7, 2012
Intelligence agents raided the home of Fatemeh Kheradmand in the middle of the
night, conducted a search of her residence, confiscated personal items such as
her computer and transferred her to ward 209 of Evin prison at 1:30am. After
enduring 25 days in detention while being interrogated, on February 1, 2012 the
journalist was granted temporary release pending her trial on 50 million Tomans
bail.
On October 24, 2012 Kheradmand was put on trial
along with Dr. Saeed Madani and Ehsan Hooshmand at Branch 26 of the Revolutionary
Court presided by judge Pir Abassi on the charge of “propaganda against the
regime through working with the ‘Ghalame Sabz” website.”
Fatemeh Kheramand, journalism major at Tehran Azad
University
Labor activists Vafa Ghaderi & Ghaleb Husseini on trial
Posted on: 4th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Two labor activists Vafa Ghaderi and
Ghaleb Husseini were tried by the According to a report by the Coordinating Committee to Create Labor Organizations, Ghaderi’s attorney received the verdict on Monday, July 1st. Ghaderi who is a member of the committee has been charged with conspiracy against national security.
“Vafa Ghaderi’s only crime is membership in the Coordinating Committee and defending workers’ rights,” the report says.
On Sunday, June 30, 2013, another labor activist’s trial was held at the first branch of the
Judiciary Official to Imprisoned HR Activist Hossein Ronaghi
Maleki: You Will Eventually Die In Prison
Friday,
05 July 2013
Persianbanoo
- A Judiciary official, answering Hossein Ronaghi Maleki making a complaint
about the authorities neglecting his and other political prisoners’ situation,
responded: “You will eventually die in prison, and after a few weeks of the
media noise, everything will become quite.”The Kaleme website describes a short meeting that the incarcerated human rights activist, Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, had with a Judicial official. They said Maleki received a harsh reaction when he pointed out the problems with poor nutritional quality of food, lack of proper and specialized medical facilities and medication, and the ignoring by authorities of his and other ill prisoners’ situations, being kept in an Improper and unsafe prison environment.
This Judicial authority in response to Hossein Ronaghi’s request for medical furlough said that the Attorney General’s office has not so far received a letter from IRGC Intelligence agreeing with his furlough. This, while many senior Judicial officials have repeatedly spoken of the independence of the Judiciary!
According to medical specialists, Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, in addition to suffering from kidney ailment, has also recently encountered prostate disease and bladder inflammation and in order to continue his treatment requires a stress free environment that provides adequate nutrition along with easy access to doctors and specialists, and specialized facilities.
In recent days, due to the lack of specialized facilities, the lack of access to his treating physicians, and lack of proper nutrition, Ronaghi has encountered gastrointestinal bleeding and has not been able to take his needed medication for his prostate and kidney diseases.
According to previously published reports, while Ronaghi was on a medical furlough, prior to the presidential election, despite his suffering from kidney malfunction and prostate and bladder inflammation problems, he was ordered back to prison by the Attorney General’s office.
Hossein Ronaghi Maleki was among those arrested after the 2009 disputed presidential election. He was arrested by IRGC Intelligence and tried at Branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court presided by Judge Pirabbasi, and was sentenced to 15 years imprisonment.
Last August, while Ronaghi was on his first medical furlough, he, his brother and father, Ahmad and Hassan Ronaghi, along with 33 other earthquake aide workers, were arrested at the Sarand earthquake relief workers’ camp in the earthquake-stricken area of Azarbaijan (here).
In that case, Ronaghi was sentenced to 2 years and six months imprisonment on the charges of “Assembly and collusion with intent to act against the national security in the earthquake-stricken areas”, “Threat to public health through distribution of moldy bread”, and “Disobeying police orders”, thus, making his sentence increase to a total of 17 years and six months imprisonment (here).
Source: Kalemeh
New Charge Against Dervishes: "Terrorist Group Formed
Against the Regime"
Thursday, Jul 04 2013
Four imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes who appeared in Shiraz's
Revolutionary Court this morning on Tir 13, 1392 (July 4 2013) faced a host of
new charges including "terrorist group formed against the regime,"
"participating in protests to overthrow the Islamic Republic,"
"Moharebeh ("Enmity against God") and "carrying illegal
weapons"!Two years after Kavar events, following the attacks by Basiji and plain-clothes on Gonabadi Dervishes in Kavar town in Fars Province which resulted the death of one Dervish called " Vahid Banani" who was killed by a gun-shut in police checkpoint but it is the Dervishes who are always accused of false allegations and may be summoned for questioning and interrogation under various pretexts in any time.
According to Majzooban Noor, the final defense hearing was held on the case of four Gonabadi Dervishes (Sayed Ebrahim Bahrami, Mohammad Ali Sadeghi, Mohammad Ali Dehghan and Mohsen Esmaeeli)
in Branch 14 of Shiraz's Revolutionary Court Presided over by judge Vaezi with the presence of their lawyer, Kamran Sadeghi. The above mentioned Dervishes were charged with "terrorist group formed against the regime," "participating in protests to overthrow the Islamic Republic," "Moharebeh ("Enmity against God") and "carrying illegal weapons". The Dervishes assert that the allegations are baseless and unfounded.
These Gonabadi Dervishes who were arrested on 10 Ordibehesht (April 30) of this year have been put under physical and psychological pressure and torture in Shiraz Intelligence Detention Centre, known as No.100 (Plaque 100/Pelak sad). The pictures of their family members were shown to them in order to create fear and panic and make prisoners confess. They have been treated harshly ,insulted, threatened with being hanged and even their beliefs and great masters of Nematollahi Gonabadi order have been insulted by prison officials. All these ill-treatment and violence have led to serious problems such as stomach bleeding, back pain, kidney pain and even neurological disorders.
In mid-Tir 90 (July 2011) some extremist forces have gathered in front of Gonabadi Dervishes and with the offensive slogans against Dervishes caused conflicts in kavar town. Since Shahrivar 1390 (September 2011) so many file cases opened against Gonabadi Dervishes in courts, pressures on Gonabadi Dervishes increased, so on, in the second half of 1390 and first half of 1391 more than 100 Gonabadi Dervishes in the city of Kavar, arrested, beaten, and without receiving written summons have been tried.
Despite repeated Dervishes complaints to Judiciary systems, no deal has been done yet to the main causes of Kavar conflict.
Behnam Ebrahimzadeh has been arrested when he appeared in court
Posted on: 7th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Behnam Ebrahimzadeh the
labor activist who was in vacations because of his son’s blood cancer, was
arrested while being threatened and insulted when he appeared at the Tehran
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency
(HRANA), Behnam Ebrahimzadeh appeared at First he was transferred to Tehran Bazar police station and then to the detention center of 7th base of security police that during his time in security police detention center Behnam was insulted and threatened to beat.
Also when Behnam Ebrahimzadeh entered Evin prison he was inspected physically in a strange and rude way by prison security.
This happens while the son of this political prisoner is suffering from blood cancer and his presence is recommended highly in terms of progress in medical treatment by the doctors of Mahak hospital and forensics.
It is worth mentioning that this political prisoner was on furlough to follow up his son’s medical treatment since June 26.
Three political prisoners were tried once more
Posted on: 7th July, 2013
HRANA News Agency – Reza Shahabi the member of directors
board of According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), the prisoners were tried by branch 1171 of the court on charge of absence during their vacations and sentenced to cash fine.
Shiva Nazarahari the human rights activist and member of human rights reporters committee has been sentenced to 4 years imprisonment and 74 lashes on charge of enmity against God, propaganda against the regime and illegal gathering. She introduced herself to Evin prison for spending her imprisonment on September 8, 2012.
Reza Shahabi the labors rights activist and the member of directors board of
Abdollah Ja’fari is another political prisoner imprisoned in ward 350 of Evin prison who was sentenced to two years and six months imprisonment by the revolutionary court on charge of gathering and colluding.
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