Kurdish prisoner's death sentence commuted
Iranian authorities have reduced the death sentence of Kurdish political prisoner Zeinab Jalalian to life in prison, Jalalian's defence attorney reports.
Iranian authorities have reduced the death sentence of Kurdish political prisoner Zeinab Jalalian to life in prison, Jalalian's defence attorney reports.
Imprisoned blogger and medical student, Rojin Mohammadi, has been locked up in Ward 2A of Evin Prison under appalling conditions. This ward is under the control of Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRGC).
A student from the city Dehgolan (Iranian Kurdistan) committed suicide and died on Monday December 5, 2011.
In arriving of December 10th,the World Day of Human Rights, 185 people have been detained, 215 year prison sentences for political and cultural activists, 34 local on-foot traders were killed and 14 others wounded by the security forces of…
Our reliable sources have confirmed that in schools in Nosod city (in Kirmanshah province) school officials have levied imposed fees on parents contrary to the Article 30 of the Constitution and the General Director of the Ministry of…
Following the encounter of the security forces stationed in “Nosoud District” with the border traders in the region, their passage was blocked to the border markets.
Three Kurdish citizens were detained by the Islamic Republic security forces in Dehgolan (a city located in Iranian Kurdistan)
Although one week has passed since Rojin Mohammadi was arrested upon arriving in Iran, nothing is known about her current condition. Rojin Mohammadi is a blogger and medical student at the University of Manila (UM) in Philippines.
A Kurdish worker was injured on the shared border of Iran and Iraq in Mariwan(west of Iranian Kurdistan) by the Islamic Republic military forces.
Rojin Mohammadi, a medical student at Manila Medical School of Philippines got arrested upon her return to Iran and was transferred to Evin. Ms Rojin Mohammadi flew from Istanbul, Turkey to Iran on Aban 23, 1390 (24 /10 / 2011) and she was…