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Hannah Gholami ‘pardoned’ and released from remainder of two-year sentence
Christian convert Hannah Gholami has been “pardoned” and released from the remainder of her...
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Prisoners in Evin’s women’s ward including Christian convert denied visitors as punishment
Christian convert Ghazal Marzban is among over 20 detainees in the women’s ward of Evin Prison who...
Aida Najaflou
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Charge:
Propaganda (Article 500), gathering and collusion, insulting the Supreme Leader -
Sentence:
17 years in prison -
Urgent Concern:
Denied medical care; rheumatoid arthritis and spinal injury risk
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Ghazal Marzban
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Charge:
“Propaganda against the state” + “gathering and collusion against national security” -
Sentence:
9 Years 8 Months -
Held At:
Evin Prison
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‘We won’t allow their blood to be trampled’
Here is the transcript of our interview with Solmaz, sister-in-law of Mohsen Rashidi, a...
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War, we Iranians, and an evil called the Islamic Republic
By Fred Petrossian If Christianity is known for love and peace, what stance should Christians take...
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Iranians in chains: sounds from hell and of resistance
A doorbell. The faulty fan of a car. Banging on a metal door. Screaming and crying. A hymn. A bird singing at dawn. What could these sounds possibly have in common? They are all part of the acoustic world of imprisonment: sounds that have remained in the memories of people who experienced arrest, detention and torture in Iran, sometimes continuing to affect their everyday lives years after their release.
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