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Kurdish Student Given Suspended Sentence

Kurdish Student Given Suspended Sentence

February 23, 2012

Branch One of Sanandaj Revolutionary Court sentenced Shirzad Karimi, a Kurdish university student and a member of the Kurdish Students Democratic Union, to four years in prison, suspended for three years, on charges of “propagating against the state,” a local human rights source in Kurdistan told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. ...

Political Prisoner Hospitalized After Heart Condition

Political Prisoner Hospitalized After Heart Condition

February 17, 2012

Prisoner of conscience Abdolfazl Ghadyani was transferred to the hospital after suffering a heart attack. Ghadyani’s wife, Marzieh Rahimi, told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that it took prison authorities six days to transfer him to a different hospital as per her request. ...

Imprisoned Blogger on Hunger Strike in Critical Condition

February 13, 2012

Imprisoned blogger Mehdi Khazali is in critical condition due to his hunger strike, his son Mohammad Saleh Khazali told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran in a February 10 interview. “Today is the 33rd day my father has been on a hunger strike. After he suffered stomach bleeding last week, they transferred him from ...

Saeed Malekpour Under Renewed Pressure to Make Televised Confessions

February 10, 2012

Security forces have renewed the pressure on Saeed Malekpour, the web programmer and Canadian resident whose death sentence was upheld by the Iranian Supreme Court last month, to make a televised confession, his sister Maryam Malekpour told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. ...

Supreme Leader Directly Responsible for Illegal Detentions of Opposition Leaders

Supreme Leader Directly Responsible for Illegal Detentions of Opposition Leaders

February 8, 2012

(8 February 2012) Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, should immediately release the three opposition leaders who have spent the last year under illegal house arrest and stop using extrajudicial and inhumane methods to silence political opponents, the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran said today. ...

Journalist Barred from Family Visits; May Be in Solitary Confinement

January 30, 2012

The family of imprisoned journalist Hassan Fathi has reason to believe he has been returned to solitary confinement, a source told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran. “We think he has been transferred to a solitary cell again, because last week when the family went to visit with him, they were told that he ...

Blogger Returned to Prison Two Days After Surgery

January 30, 2012

Prison authorities returned imprisoned blogger Hossein Ronaghi Maleki to Evin Prison only two days after his kidney operation, despite his physician’s orders for medical furlough. Ronaghi’s mother told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that this is the fourth time he has been transferred to a hospital during his prison term. ...

“Police Should End Coverup And Release Recording,” Says Brother of Deceased Activist

January 5, 2012

The brother of Haleh Sahabi, who lost her life on 1 June 2011 following interference by security forces during her father’s funeral, told the International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran that he continues to pursue his complaint with Iranian authorities to identify those involved in the incident. ...

Nasrin Sotoudeh

Nasrin Sotoudeh

December 23, 2011

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Podcast 40: Maziar Bahari on the Crackdown on Filmmakers

Podcast 40: Maziar Bahari on the Crackdown on Filmmakers

November 22, 2011

In this week’s Weekly Rights Podcast, we examine the Iranian government’s crackdown on independent and documentary filmmakers and actors. We talk to Maziar Bahari, an Iranian-Canadian filmmaker and journalist, about the arrests of six independent documentary filmmakers who were charged with collaborating with BBC Persian. Bahari also describes his arrest in after the June 2009 ...

Podcast 39: “Education Under Fire”

Podcast 39: “Education Under Fire”

November 21, 2011

After the 1979 Revolution, Iranian authorities renewed a historic campaign to eradicate members of the Baha;i community. Since then, over 200 Iranian Baha’i ’s have been executed, disappeared, or killed for their beliefs. Thousands more have been imprisoned and have had personal property confiscated or destroyed. And all members of the community are barred from ...

Weekly Rights Podcast 38

Weekly Rights Podcast 38

October 19, 2011

In this week’s Weekly Rights Podcast: Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran presents his findings on human rights abuses at the UN General Assembly; Campaign spokesperson Hadi Ghaemi urges other UN member states to support Shaheed’s mandate; the UN Human Rights Committee reviews Iran’s obligations to the ICCPR, criticizing Iran’s human ...

Sarah Shourd: “I Will Support the Freedom of All Political Prisoners in Iran”

Sarah Shourd: “I Will Support the Freedom of All Political Prisoners in Iran”

September 27, 2011

“I can’t speak definitively about the other prisoners at Evin because I wasn’t allowed to mix with them,” responded Shourd when asked whether she had any interaction with other prisoners while she was in Evin prison adding that, “but I’ve since done my own research and looked into a lot of the cases and I ...

Weekly Rights Podcast 28

Weekly Rights Podcast 28

June 11, 2011

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Court Defense of Heshmatollah Tabarzadi

October 6, 2010

“During my interrogation, I was under duress and torture. As I point out in the enclosed defense bill, I was informed of my charges in an illegal manner. My arrest and the location where I was detained were both illegal. I was in a solitary cell for 40 days inside Ward 40 of Evin prison, ...

Video: End the Executions

Video: End the Executions

April 26, 2010

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