Stop execution against Mr. Ghorbani he have children their children wait for him, you should have some conscience

 

Stop execution against Mr. Ghorbani he have children their children wait for him, you should have some conscience

Haidar Ghorbani is in serious danger of execution

The death sentence of Haidar Ghorbani was sent to Kamyaran, and this prisoner was in serious danger of execution.

According to the report, in the past few days, the General Justice of the regime in Sanandaj has rejected the request of the Supreme Court to review the case of Haidar Ghorbani and has sent his death sentence to be carried out in accordance with the sentences of Kamyaran.

"According to Article 477, we had asked the Supreme Court that Haidar Ghorbani's verdict was issued against the Sharia and against the law, and they also referred his case to the Sanandaj General Court for review," Hassan Ghorbani, Haidar's brother, told Hengao. "I went to the General Court of Sanandaj on Monday, August 9, and they said that we had rejected your request and sent the sentence to carry out the sentences of Kamyaran."

Mr. Ghorbani continued: "Today, Wednesday, they referred to the execution of Kamyaran's sentences and they also said that this sentence will be notified to Sanandaj Central Prison and Haidar Ghorbani's sentence will be executed soon.

The political prisoner, whose husband's brother Mahmoud Sadeghi was detained at his private home on October 25, spent months in solitary confinement and, according to relatives, under the most severe physical and mental torture, which eventually led to his forced confession. The English language network Press TV had to.

Haidar Ghorbani was sentenced to death by the First Branch of the Regime Court in Sanandaj, headed by Judge Saeedi, on February 3, 1998, on charges of "prostitution" and "cooperation and membership in a Kurdish party." January 3) He was officially notified in Sanandaj Central Prison.

On Thursday, August 2, the death sentence of Haidar Ghorbani, a political prisoner from Kamyaran, was upheld by Branch 2 of the Supreme Court.