the Iranian religious dictatorial and fascist regime arrested many women and men

the Iranian religious dictatorial and fascist regime arrested many women and men
Researcher and sociologist Atefeh Rangriz sentenced to 6 years and 6 months in prison

The hearing on the charges against Atefeh Rangriz was held on August 14 at the Revolutionary Court Branch 2 of Judge Moghiseh.



He was charged with disturbing public order, promoting propaganda against the system, community and collusion and defaming government officials. In total, he was sentenced to two lashes and eleven years and six months in prison. This sentence carries a sentence of two years and two lashes.

Atefeh Rangriz has been in custody since May 11, 2009, and is being held in Qarchak Prison contrary to the principle of separation of crimes.
 A letter from Haft Tapeh protesters' lawyers

The deputy prosecutor general's office said in a statement referring to the protests by Haft Tapeh Sugar Company workers: "The elements and elements had taken the money and wanted to bring it into turmoil in every way possible."

The defendants as defendants in this case, having read about 2 pages in 2 volumes, have seen no sign of receiving a single rial from the defendants, and these statements have no evidence in the case, including criminal record, prosecution indictment and court proceedings. Is.
In a case that even deals with the color of the accused's hair
The most trivial issues have been extracted for research and irrelevant questions, if there was the slightest possibility of obtaining even one rial, we would certainly have been assigned additional charges.
Now that the Deputy Assistant Prosecutor General is making new statements beyond the usual investigations, indictments and case proceedings that directly relate to the facts, we reserve the right to interrogate and prosecute clients.

On the other hand, the judicial authorities' comments before the injunction are legally prohibited, and these statements are a cause for concern that prejudicial access to judicial proceedings may be a model of law enforcement and impartiality of the judiciary.

It is hoped that at every stage of the proceedings, the lack of any interference and the independence of the judges in the case will be respected and respected by senior judicial officials in order to provide a sufficient calm and precision for a fair hearing.

Farzaneh Zilabi
Seyed Jamaluddin Heidari Manesh
Seyyed Hossein Taj
Amir Raeesian
The demands of Maryam Mohammadi and Asrin Dikaleh, two women's rights activists from Evin prison

 Today is the thirty-sixth day of the arrest of Asr in Kaleb and the fifty-sixth day of the arrest of Maryam Mohammadi. The two women rights activists and members of the Iranian Women's Voice have spent days and weeks in Evin Prison for human rights violations and for expressing their citizenship rights.
The demands of these two women's rights activists include:

2. Applying for the elimination of gender discrimination and inequality for women
2. Equal citizenship application
3. Eliminate gender segregation
Demand the abolition of violence against women and the provision of security against violence and violence
3- Abolition of the obligatory veil
2. Maintain the dignity and human dignity of women
Applying for free and efficient insurance for everyone
 1. The free education requirement has been for everyone.

Maryam Mohammadi and Asreen must be released in Calais without any conditions.
Kamal Jafari Yazdi was arrested

University professor Kamal Jafari Yazdi was arrested by security forces on Friday night and taken to an unknown location. The appeals court upheld the university's attorney on August 5, citing a five-year prison sentence.
One year in prison for labor activists
Labor activists, Parvin Mohammadi, Haleh Safarzadeh and Alireza Saghafi were each sentenced to 4 years in prison. The labor activists were arrested before World Labor Day rally in Karaj's Jahan-e-Naf Park.

Stop repressing activists
End the repression of activists