Iran: increasing numbers

Yesterday have been six men hanged in Evinprison.
They were not identified.
ISNA reported they all were sentenced to death for murder.
Of 3 other men, who should have been executed today, is the execution postponed.
One of them is a minor, Hossein R., who committed a murder when he was 16 years old.
source: iranhr.net


Human rights lawyer Mohammad Mostafaei is released after paying bail of $100,000.He spent 7 days in section 902 of Evinprison.
He is accused of conspiracy against the security of the government and propaganda against the regime.
source: stopchildexecutions


Iran's Martyrs Foundation will support the families of the victims of Tehran's post-election riots.
PressTV reports that at least 20 people, including eight Basij members were killed.
The announcement comes a week after "informed sources" said that terrorists had infiltrated among protesters to foment unrest.
source: PressTV



Authorities say that 627 people were arrested in Tehran since 13 June 2009,
170 people were arrested for 15 June , 457 people are arrested 20 June, and 27 people were killed.
Other sources claim these numbers are much higher.
International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran believes that as many as 2,000 people could be under arrest throughout the country.
On the following list are names of prominent political personalities, journalists, and students.
alphabetized list of killed and arrested people in Iran since 12 June.
Last update 1 July 2009
source: International Campaign of Human Rights in Iran


Green brief no. 15



A group of hardline MP's in Iranian parliament want the judiciary to prosecute defeated presidential candidate Mirhossein Mousavi over post-election unrest.
Hardline newspaper Javad wrote that Mohammed Taghi Rahbar said that those who hold illegal rallies and gatherings should be legally pursued.
It did not say how many lawmakers backed the petition.
Another sign of mounting hardline pressure is that on statetelevision a studentbranch of the pro-government Basij militia, which helped police suppress pro-Mousavi street protests, had urged the attorney-general to take him to court.
Both Mousavi and Karroubi again denounced the election result on Wednesday and said Ahmadinejad's next cabinet would be illegitimate.
source: Reuters


In Iran there are childoffenders, still on death row.

Children are being hanged to death.
A child will be hanged to death.
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