Iran: and on and on

November 7 report of Human Rights Activists Iran mentions that 95 arrested people of 13Abanprotests are transferred to isolation Ward 7 of Evinprison.
This contradicts reports in which Brigadier-General Rajabzadeh announced that
of the 109 detainees, 47 were released on bail and the rest have been imprisoned and their files sent to the judiciary.




HRA reported about 400 arrests, these do not include todays numbers.
Payvand writes that Radio Zamaneh reports that a number of detainees were transferred to a detention centre near the city of Varamin.
These reports also indicate that Khoreyn detention centre has undesirable conditions and warn about the possibility of the recurrence of crimes that happened at Kahrizak detention centre.
Dozens of families of 13 Aban detainees gathered outside the revolutionary court today carrying signs demanding the immediate release of their relatives.
Many of them still don’t know about the status or whereabouts of their loved ones.
Some names of arrested people:
1-Maryam Masoumpoor, 26, female, arrested at 7 Tir Square
2-Zaynab Najjar-Poorhashem, 22, female, arrested on Mottahri Avenue
3-Manijeh Hedayati-Golpaygani, 28, female, arrested at 7 Tir Square
4-Zohreh Soleimani, 31, female, married, arrested on Vali-Asr Avenue
5- Kobra Taghi-Zendeh, 40, female
6-Fatemeh Mohammadi, 29, female, arrested at 7 Tir Square
7-Homeira Ramazani, 23, female, arrested around Taleghani Avenue
8-Mansoureh Abd-Nasab, 28, female, arrested on Zand Street
10-Zahra Bahari, 43, female, arrested at 7 Tir Square
11-Mohammad-Ali Akbari, 34, male, arrested on Zand Street
12-Sayed Hossein Mazinani, 20, male, arrested on Zand Street. Mazinani’s mother was with him at the time of arrest and tried to save her son, but was beaten by plainclothes forces.
13-Mohsen Vahedi, 25, male, arrested on Mottahari Avenue
14-Siavosh Safripoor-Kordani, 19, arrested on Zatosht Street
15-Amir Mokhtar Khayrabadi, 32, male
16-Saeed Merati, 26, male, arrested on Zand Street
17-Ebrahim Rezai, 45, male, arrested at 7 Tir Square
18-Vahid Dast-Jerdi, 29, male, arrested on Vali-Asr Avenue
19-Ahmad-Reza Abedinipoor, 33, male
20-Amir Bagheri-Mahallati, 26, male, arrested on Vali-Asr Avenue
21-Omid-Reza Ghobadian, 30, male, arrested on Zand Street
22-Ramin Haj-Rezai, 17, male, arrested at 7 Tir Square
23-Ali Morshedi, 24, male, arrested on Mottahari Avenue

Also around November 4th, are Mehdi Eghbal, Pouya Sharifi, Mohsen Parizad-Moghaddam and Mousa Saket arrested.
Teacheractivist and member of HRA Jafar Ebrahimi is released on bail after 5 months in prison.
Ali Tajernia and Ebrahim Amini are also released on bail.
Davar Mir and Mohammad-Taghi Ramazan-Zadeh who were arrested October 22 at the Komail Prayers are released on bail.
After 4 months in isolation is Jahan-Bakhsh Khanjani transferred to a general ward in Evinprison.
Kurdish prisoner Shirkoo Moarefi in Saghezprison needs urgent medical help and medecins for his stomach problems, but he is denied.


Studentactivist Naseh Farid and journalist and secretary of Iranian Alumni Organization (Advar Tahkim Vahdat) Ahmad Zaidabadi are set to be in court November 8 for acting against national security and propagating against the regime.
Mohammad Atrianfar must appear in court on Monday.


Human Rights Activists Iran reported that new changes and restrictions by the Evin security office have turned Evin into an intelligence prison.
The past few months the security-office has took over most decisions in prison and cancelled visiting rights, moved prisoners and wards and exclude political prisoners, which are referred to as "securityprisoners" from normal prisonactivities.
The security-office has been accused of stealing items donated to the prison by some of the prisoners. One such seized item is a laptop donated to the cultural facility by a prisoner.
Also personal items that were brought in for the prisoners by their families are routinely seized by security officials.
Over the last few months, the security office has received multiple reports of misconduct involving the warden.
The warden Seghahat and other prison officials are accused of abusing female prisoners in return for prison leave or their transfer to another ward.
Sedaghat is also accused of drug trafficking inside the prison.
About 500 grams of crack-cocaine are distributed inside Evin everyday.
Evin has the capacity to hold between 3800 and 5000 inmates.
source: payvand.com, hra-iran.net




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