Tuesday, February 17, 2015
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10 years imprisonment for 32 lines poem in Facebook
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Iranian judge 'Moghiseh' who is well known for his harsh
sentences and punishments and his cruelty has sentenced a Kurdish man
identified as Amir Noazar Nouri-pour to 10 years imprisonment just because he
posted 32 verses of a poem on his Facebook page. This prisoner is captive in
notorious Evin Prison .
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| Political prisoner Saman Naseem |
uvenile
offender beaten, days from execution
Iranian juvenile offender Saman Naseem was beaten to force him to make more TV “confessions” on 15 February. He is scheduled to be executed on 19 February for crimes he is accused of having committed when he was 17 years old.
Iranian juvenile offender Saman Naseem was beaten to force him to make more TV “confessions” on 15 February. He is scheduled to be executed on 19 February for crimes he is accused of having committed when he was 17 years old.
Extract from a Washington Post article, Feb. 15]
Shiite militias backed by Iran are increasingly taking the lead in
Iraq’s fight against the Islamic State, threatening to undermine U.S. strategies
intended to bolster the central government, rebuild the Iraqi army and promote
reconciliation with the country’s embittered Sunni minority.
Monday, February 16, 2015
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Uromia prison equipt with noise pollution transsmitors
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Urumia, North western Iran: family visit is banned for Kurd political
prisoners
Tehran: Iranian regime’s suppressive agents raided on vendors in Molavi
Street
Families and prisoners in Urumia prison say security and suppressive forces
inside prison, have installed antennas and noise and distortion transmission
equipment on different parts of the prison to prevent encounters between
prisoners and outsiders.
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Long Live Freedom, chant Tehran University students
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Long Live Freedom, chant Tehran University students
Tehran: A protest gathering of workers of Kian-Tire Factory
Tehran University guards prevented a large gathering of students who wanted
to hold a ceremony on Saturday Feb. 14th, marking the 2009 Iranian people’s
uprising.
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