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Execution, it is execution, whether you are guilty or innocent, the result of execution is the same. It is where the world becomes as small as the size of a four-legged animal for you. Your only refuge is the ground… under which they bury you, and death embraces you with open arms. It is unbelievable, […]...

In the last five issues of the monthly magazine “Khat-e-Solh”, we focused on interviews and memoirs of victims of torture in the 1950s and 1960s. Hossein Ghobrayi, Simin Dabiri, Faran Ferdousi, Javid Tahmasebi, and Manouchehr Kuhne were former prisoners who were featured in these issues, and their experiences of torture, especially white torture, were described. […]...

Manouchehr Kuhne was born in 1323 in a Jewish family in Tehran. Mr. Kuhne holds a master’s degree in architecture from the University of Tehran and was teaching at the Polytechnic School of Tehran as an assistant professor of architecture. He was also working as a building instructor at the Tehran Fine Arts Technical Center. […]...

Javid Tahmasbi, born in 1345 in Tehran, was arrested on November 24, 1360 at the age of 15 while he was a student, on charges of supporting the Mujahedin-e Khalq organization. In continuation of our monthly face-to-face conversations with victims of torture in prisons, we have gone to visit someone who, despite being young, has […]...

In continuation of the series of conversations that took place in the “Face to Face” section of the monthly magazine “Peace Line” with torture victims, especially victims of white torture, in prisons; this month, we went to “Farahnaz Fardousi”, a Baha’i citizen who spent some time in prison in the 1960s. Farān Ferdowsi was born […]...

Simin Dabiri: The resistance prisoners of the Shah’s prisons were released in the 1960s. In the previous issue of the monthly magazine “Face to Face”, which aims to discuss and document the torture of prisoners, especially the use of white torture, we turned to Hossein Ghabraei. In this issue, we have a conversation with “Simin […]...