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Maryam Mehrabi, teacher, mother of 2 girls and the sister of political prisoner Mahmoud Mehrabi who is sentenced to execution is sentence to 6 years in jail, one year for propaganda agaisnt the regime and 5 years for inciting people to war and killing with the intent to disrupt national security.
On Sat. Aug. 3rd, Maryam Derisi a student from Kazerun Southern Iran was arrested and transferred to Adelabad prison in Shriaz for removing her hijab and propaganda against the regime through her Instagram posts. https://tinyurl.com/b8fbpdb8
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On July 30, during the birthday celebration of Mohammad Hassanzadeh, a victim of Iran’s 2022 nationwide protests in Bukan, security forces launched an attack on his family home. They violently arrested his father and sister, Ahmad 57 and Sulmaz Hassanzadeh 30. The situation escalated as they physically assaulted his mother and two neighbor women. The incident occurred while the Hassanzadeh family prepared to commemorate their late son’s birthday. Sulmaz Hassanzadeh, Mohammad’s sister, bore the brunt of the assault. Security forces used a stun gun on her knees during her arrest. When her mother attempted to intervene, she was punched in the chest and fell to the ground, subsequently requiring hospitalization. Two neighbor women who tried to document the security forces’ actions had their mobile phones confiscated and were also physically beaten.
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Female political prisoners in the women’s ward of Evin Prison protested the execution of Reza Rasaei. The prison guards raided the women’s ward and brutally beat the political prisoners, resulting in injuries to some inmates. One prisoner’s condition is concerning. As of the evening of Tuesday, August 6, 2024, the situation in the women’s ward of Evin Prison remains tense. Reza Rasaei was a 34-year-old Kurdish citizen and follower of the Yarsan faith from Sahneh in Kermanshah province who had been arrested and detained during the 2022 nationwide Iran uprising. He was executed on Tuesday Aug. 6.
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