Iran: fates

Human Rights Activists in Iran published an interview with one of the detainees of the past months.
The man tells how after his arrest he was mistreated, tortured and threathened.
He was interrogated each day and beaten with batons. He was imprisoned for 58 days in Kahrizakprison.
One day he was told by the interrogator that they had his son in custody and would rape him if he didn’t confess.

When he finally was released, he found out that Kahrizakprison officially closed one week prior.
At that time there were still 70 people in the holding container. They were still holding hundreds of prisoners in Kahrizak at the time.
source: hra-iran.net


Zabihollah Raoufi, a Bahaí resident from Sanandaj County is sentenced to one year imprisonment with exile to Minaab County.August 19 he was summoned to the Revolutionary Court .
Is not clear when the trial was hold, but it was held without presence of a lawyer or official judicial procedure.
In recent days 18 muslimfriends and acquaintances of Raoufi have been summoned to Sanandaj Intelligence Office and have committed not to socialize with Zabihollah Raoufi’s family.
source: hra-iran.net



Via Global Voices Online the The Muslim Network for Bahai's Rights shows a video about the problems Bahaí are facing in Iran since 1979.



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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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