Iran: further

On the blog freedomessenger is an article from abcnet.au about the slowly ongoing silent repression of the people in Iran.
This happens unknown because that among other things much of the foreign media are excluded from reporting from the country, and it is dangerous and difficult for people in Iran to speak to the foreign media.
source: freedomessenger.com




The sister of the detained leader of Tehran Bus Drivers Union, Mansour Osanloo told International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that the condition of her brother is very bad.
His sentence is almost over, his heart condition has become dangerous.Last month he had to take an angiography and doctors diagnosed his condition as having three arteries blocked.
He has been detained for 4 and half years without once being given leave.
His sister says don't he has the same right to a medical leave as other prisoners?
source: persian2english.com

The journalist Sam Mahmoud Soraie who works for Shargh Daily newspaper has been arrested after he appeared at the Revolutionary Court on March 1st.
Since he is missing.
He was arrested during the post-election protests in 2009 and a case was opened against him.
In recent months the Sharghjournalists Ahamad Gholami, Farzaneh Roustayi, Maziar Khosravai, Keyvan Mehregan, and Nohzat Amirabadi, were arrested. All, except Amir Abadi, were released on bail.
Many journalists were arrested during the 2009 post-election events, some still remain in prison.
source: persian2english.com


Political science Masters student at Mofid University in Qom, Seyyed Morteza Akbari is arrested after the funeral of Jaleh Saneh on February 16 and transferred in Evinprison. He contacted his family.
The student Hamed Taghipour was arrested February 14th on Enghelabsquare. He is transferred to Evinprison. Since there is no news on his faith. Around 80 students have been detained in the recent weeks.
source: HRHI

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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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