A Lawyer Was Draged In The Street After She Attended The Appeal Court ......

News May 25, 2020
A civil rights lawyer from the city of Kermanshah released a voice file and explained how she was arrest , transferred and detained in Gharechak Prison ( in the city of Varamin ) after attending the appeal court .

Ms. Soheila Hejab said: She attended the appeal court to appeal the 18 years imprisonment sentencing was given to her by earlier court .  She added:  " as soon as i left the court ,i was arrested by Tehran Sepah of Sarollah . Without any reason and legal explanations by pulling my hair and dragging me on the asphalt of the street and kiking to the face, head and body with bloody face and no shoes and stockings ,i was transferred to Gharechak prison in the city of Varamin . The interrogators threatened me to physical removal in the prison where criminal prisoners would also serve their sentences " .

Ms. Hejab said , she think she would face solitary confinement and long term interrogation. She is calling why she is been beaten , dragged and transferred to detention ?

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2023 New Covid 19 Cases In Iran Since Yesterday ......

According to Official report since yesterday there are 2023 new cover 19 cases in Iran. the total number of cases in the country is 137, 724.

IRAN WATCH CANADA: Iranian people have no faith with the official reports . WHO must pressure on states that are violating and threatening the world health because of their secrecy and politicization of Iranian peoples health .

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Amnesty International Demanded For An Investigation On To The Death Of Iranian Killed During The Uprising Of ( Aban 98 ) November 2019....

World Olympiad Medal Holders Amir Hossein Moradi And Ali Younesi Must Be Released From Prison ....

More Then 80 Workers Union Around The World Call For The Release Of Mohammad Habibi And Esmail Abdi .....

News From Iran.....

In a letter to Ali Khamenei more than 80 workers union around the world call for the release of all imprisoned Iranian workers , teachers , writers and human rights advocates including Mohammad Habibi and Esmail Abdi ...

The petition was released in Paris on April 27 and demanded from Ali Khamenei to take action on releasing all human rights advocates , labor activists and teachers union leaders from prison including Esmail Abdi and Mohammad Habibi .

Iran Rank 153 Out Of 178 Countries In The World On The Speed Of Internet......

 

According To Mohsen Hashemi The Number Of Crona Cases In Iran Are More.....

News from Arman Meli ,

Mohsen Hashemi Rafsanjani  ( the son of former president Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani ), who is currently serving as Tehran city council believes that the statistic of the cases and the victims on Corona virus in Iran is way more than what the officials have reported .

Khorasan newspaper:
This paper below recently reports that ,five major provinces after reopening have flood of corona virus victims.

Doctor Rohangiz Latifi sociologist on speaking with The Voice Of Reform newspaper said:

The officials must reach out to child workers !

Street children are the major Corona Virus carrier.

IRAN WATCH CANADA:

As always there is no trust left for this Islamic regime ....
This is for WHO not to trust this regime and hold the regime accountable for misinforming the Iranian people and the world as well as the WHO.

Natalie Amiri Iranian - German Reporter : Reporting From Iran Is Very Dangerous For Me...

According to news, Natalie Amiri the Iranian German reporter for ARD channel in Iran , who was stationed in Iran since 2007, has ended her reporting . In a tweet on April 30th she wrote:  At present travel to Iran is very dangerous for me and in an interview she spoke about the threat she had received as a reporter. She said her last years as a reporter in Iran was challenging together with threat and difficult and of course dangerous.
At present travel to Iran for me is very dangerous , she said in her tweet.

https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/05/08/iran-prosecutions-protests-about-plane-downing

For Immediate Release 

Iran: Prosecutions for Protests About Plane-Downing 
At Least 13 Convicted for Protesting Deadly Attack on Ukrainian Airliner

(Beirut, May 8, 2020) – Iranian courts since late April 2020 have sentenced at least 13 people to prison terms, apparently solely for peacefully protesting the Iranian forces’ deadly attack on a civilian airliner and the government’s initial denial of responsibility, Human Rights Watch said today. The authorities should halt all prosecutions that violate the right to peaceful assembly and protest.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) on January 8 shot down a Ukrainian civilian airliner, killing 176 passengers and crew. After initial denials, on January 11, the Armed Forces Central Command admitted that, following Iran’s retaliatory attacks against a United States base in Iraq, the IRGC forces had “mistakenly” shot down the passenger jet. Protests then broke out across the country. On January 14, Gholamhossein Esmaili, the judiciary spokesman, told reporters that about 30 people had been arrested in connection with the protests and that an unspecified number of people had been arrested in connection with the downing of the plane.

“Iranian authorities are following their usual playbook of dodging accountability,” said Michael Page, deputy Middle East director at Human Rights Watch. “While refusing to provide details about any investigation of culpability for the deadly mistake, judicial officials are wasting no time in sentencing people who protested the loss of 176 lives.”

On May 1, Mostafa Hashemizadeh, a civil engineering student at the University of Tehran, tweeted that Branch 26 of Tehran’s revolutionary court had sentenced him to 5 years in prison on a charge of “assembly and collusion to disrupt national security.” He said the court sentenced him to an additional year in prison, 3 months of public service at a mental hospital, and 74 lashes, and banned him from entering the university dormitory for 2 years for “disrupting public order.”

Amir Mohammad Sharifi, another University of Tehran student who attended the protests, tweeted that the same court sentenced him to six months in prison for engaging in “propaganda against the state.” He said the charge stemmed from his taking of photos of plainclothes officers entering the university dorm and posting the photos on Twitter.

On April 26, the news website Zeitoon published a copy of the verdict in which the revolutionary court in Amol, Mazandran province, sentenced 11 people to 8 months in prison on the charge of promoting “propaganda against the state” for “chanting slogans against the Islamic republic of Iran” and “taking photos and videos” during a candlelight vigil for the victims of the downing of the plane and during the protests afterward.

On January 14, Iranian authorities pledged to investigate the attack, but they have yet to share any details about their investigations. They have also not granted other affected countries access to key evidence. On March 11, the head of Iran’s delegation to the International Civil Aviation Organization told Reuters that Iran “has agreed to send black boxes from a downed Ukrainian jetliner to Kiev for analysis” but Iran still has not surrendered them.

After a member of Parliament said on April 6 that “members of the armed forces have performed their duties” and that “there won’t be any prosecution,” Shokrallah Bahrami, the head of the Judicial Organization of the Armed Forces, rejected that claim and said that at the time, one person remained in detention.

On several occasions officials from Canada, whose nationals constituted the majority of the victims, and other countries whose nationals were on board, have called on Iran to cooperate with multilateral investigative initiatives. Families of the victims have said that they are worried that the Covid-19 pandemic is slowing down any momentum toward justice for their loved ones.

“Instead of prosecuting those who exercised their right to free expression and peaceful assembly, the Iranian authorities should conduct a transparent investigation and cooperate with international bodies to find out exactly what happened in this tragedy,” Page said.

For more Human Rights Watch reporting on Iran, please visit:
https://www.hrw.org/middle-east/n-africa/iran

For more information, please contact:
In Toronto, Tara Sepehri Far (English, Farsi): +1-617-893-0375 (mobile); or sepehrt@hrw.org. Twitter: @sepehrifar
In New York, Michael Page (English, Arabic): +1-617-453-8063 (mobile); or pagem@hrw.org. Twitter: @MichaelARPage

21st Century Islamic -Barbaric Judiciary ......

News from Iran Wire -
A women who had committed crime by pouring acid's on the face of the man who deceived her for not marrying her is sentenced by Islamic regime in Iran for " qesas " retribution ( eye for an eye) punishment.

This woman is 33 years old and the incident happened six years ago in Khorasan province - city of Mashhad. According to the 5th division of Khorasan penal court , this woman poured acid on the face of a man and the man lost his eyes due to Acid.

During the investigation the woman admitted acid throwing and she added: She and the man had relation and the man promised to marry her but later withdraw from the promise and she did the acid pouring .

The court sentenced her to blindness, but not removal of eyes from the eye sockets .

This is going on in 21st century. And Iran is a member of UN like Saudi Arabia.

This is a shame and world should not tolerate such a barbaric sentencing .

How can we live in a world where members of UN do such a terrible and barbaric act in the name of Islamic laws  and are allowed to speak from UN podium to the world.

Shame, shame......

Manouchehr Bakhtiyari Father of Pouya Bakhtiyari Calling On a Campaign for Justice For His Murdered Son ....

Based on a video clip and news from Iran -

Manouchehr Bakhtiyari father of Pouya Bakhtiyari ( who was murdered last year November uprising in Iran ) plead to all international NGO's and courts including ICC international criminal court at Hague to bring the culprits of his murdered son's to justice.
In the video ,Mr. Manouchehr Bakhtiyari said , In a gathering for rights, his son was murdered and his skull was shattered by bullet. He called all human rights NGO's and International courts on a campaign for justice . He said , he hopes decent action would take place in this regards. He also asked all the families who have lost their loved ones during this 41 years of oppressive rule to join the campaign and have solidarity with . He said , this way our voices can be heard and the perpetrators of crime could be punished .