Political prisoners
Rajai Shahr, one of the worst prisons in Iran; why is it closing down?/ Rezvaneh Mohammadi
The closure of prisons in Iran and the transfer of prisoners to other prisons in the province or new buildings – especially in recent years – is an unprecedented matter. In fact, according to the Sixth Development Plan, the Prison Organization and Correctional and Rehabilitation Measures of the country are obligated to expedite the transfer […]...
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Razvaneh Mohammadi
May 22, 2023
Forgiveness, symbol of injustice/ Hossein Raeesi
A look at the recent “pardon” of a large number of political-security convicts and suspects. The protests of “women, life, freedom” from their first day in late September 1982 were so widespread that they resembled a revolutionary movement and led to the arrest of thousands (and perhaps tens of thousands) by security forces. The mass […]...
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Hossein Raeesi February 20, 2023
Political prisoners’ furlough, a tool used by security institutions for increased pressure/ Moein Khazaei
The last time was in April of this year (1401) when dozens of political prisoners and their families, along with a number of lawyers and human rights activists, for the umpteenth time, wrote a letter to the head of the judiciary and the president in Iran, demanding the independence of the judiciary and “the cessation […]...
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Moein Khazaeli May 21, 2022
Not implementing the principle of separating crimes in prison is tantamount to torture/Mohammad Maghimi.
This is a picture of a flower. Mohammad Moghimi Imprisonment is one of the penalties that has been considered by legislators for punishing criminals or detaining suspects. Regarding the purpose of punishment, legal and criminology scholars have spoken extensively, and the discussion on this matter is not contained in this brief nor is it the […]...
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Mohammad Moghimi July 23, 2019
What does informing about human rights violations do to our mental and conscience as prisoners?/ Reza Alijani
This is a picture of a beautiful flower. Reza Alijani When the friends of the “Peace Line” magazine (Mr. Ali Kalai) asked me to write an article about the “necessity of informing about human rights violations”, I thought about what I should say about this important issue that I haven’t written about before. So far, […]...
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Reza Alijani March 27, 2017
An Iranian for a prisoner/ mystic’s lodging
There is no Farsi text provided to translate. Please provide the Farsi text for an accurate translation. Aref Sarayi I have always been affected and upset by hearing bad news about our country, like all Iranians, and I believed that just hearing the news and being active on social media is not enough. As I […]...
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Aref Sarayi October 30, 2015
