Showing posts with label mother. Show all posts
Showing posts with label mother. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 May 2016
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
Iran - Women: Sholeh Pakravan denounce juvenile execution
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| “Don’t, don’t, don’t execute Heiman Oraminejad |
Sholeh Pakravan, mother
of Reyhaneh Jabbari, young indoor decorator who was executed for self-defending
against an intelligence agent,
addressed the mullahs’
head of judiciary in a letter after a death sentence was approved against a
young man called Heiman Oraminejad. The letters reads in part:
“Don’t, don’t, don’t
execute Heiman Oraminejad. Execution of under-age people supposed to be
stopped.
Monday, 22 February 2016
Women's News Iran: Wrong gas burns lungs of young woman after delivery
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Iran: Wrong gas burns lungs of
young woman after delivery
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A young woman was given
the wrong gas instead of Oxygen after giving birth to her twins in a Tehran
hospital.
The news has just
recently leaked out that on the morning of January 17, 2016, a young woman
refered to Tehran's Chamran Hospital because of having pain. Doctors in the
emergency room diagnosed that she needed to undergo C-section, so they had her
taken to the operation room.
After giving birth to
healthy twins, the mother was in need of receiving Oxygen, but she suffered
severe burns as soon as the Oxygen mask was put on her face because she had
been given N2O and CO2 instead of Oxygen.
Women's News Iran: 74 lashes, three months jail for mother of political prisoner and human rights activists
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Iran: 74 lashes, three months jail for mother of political prisoner
and human rights activists
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18 human rights
activists including families of political prisoners and martyrs were sentenced
each to 91 days imprisonment and 74 lashes.
They
had participated in a peaceful gathering outside Tehran's Evin Prison on
November 21, 2015, demanding abolition of death sentence for prisoner of
conscience Mohammad Ali Taheri, and freedom of all political prisoners.
The
18 convicted activists included Mrs. Simin Aiyvazzadeh (mother of political
prisoner Omid Ali-Shenas), Azam Najafi, Parvin Soleimani, Sara Sa'ee, Farideh
Toosi and Zahra Modarres Zadeh. They were charged with "illegal gathering
disrupting public order."
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Thursday, 7 January 2016
Iran: Negar Haeri, former political prisoner is deliberately ran over
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The
news has just got out that Negar Haeri, a lawyer and former political prisoner,
was deliberately ran over by unidentified persons on December 17, 2015.
She
had previously been threatened time and again and finally on December 17, she
was chased by a black Peugeot 405 with dark windows and hit after she got out
of her car in Shahrara district. The Peugeot then sped away and disappeared.
Ms.
Haeri was subsequently transferred to hospital. She suffered a broken right arm
and a broken left leg and bruises all over her body.
Ms.
Haeri had been summoned on phone to Evin’s Prosecutor’s Office on May 18, 2015,
where she was insulted and arrested in front of her mother. She was held in the
Evin’s women’s ward for one day and transferred to solitary confinement for
another nine days where she was interrogated under torture. She was ultimately
released on May 27, 2015.
Before
this, she spent eight months in Varamin’s Qarchak prison and was released only
after much efforts and on a 2billion-touman bail.
Ms.
Haeri’s license for law practice was annulled and she was not banned from
giving legal advice to her clients. Security and intelligence officers have
instructed her not to leave Tehran in any circumstances.
Friday, 1 January 2016
Iran regime refusing to hold my daughter’s court hearings, mother says
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| Atena Daemi |
The
mother of civil activist Atena Daemi, sentenced to 14 years behind bars, said
nearly 8 months have passed since this ruling was issued for her daughter yet
the appeals court hearings have not been held.
In
response to their follow-ups, regime officials have been postponing the court
hearing date one week at a time.
“Atena has suffered severe headaches and serious vision loss since
she was detained in solitary confinement. Despite the fact that she was sent to
a brain-nerve-eye specialist the reason behind her illness was not revealed.
However, physicians have said stressful conditions in prison are very dangerous
for Atena. Her lawyer and us have time and again requested her release on bail
but every time they turn down our request,” said Masoume Ne’mati.
Atena
Daemi is a civil and children’s rights activist arrested on October 21, 2014 by
the Revolutionary Guards intelligence organization and transferred to Evin
Prisonon
Thursday, 31 December 2015
Iran: Courageous mother stands for her son’s cause
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| Ms. Gohar Eshghi is the mother of dissident blogger, Sattar Beheshti |
Ms.Gohar Eshghi is the mother of dissident blogger, Sattar Beheshti, who was
arrested by the Iranian regime’s internet police and killed after a few days
under torture on November 3, 2012.
Her
daughter, Sahar Beheshti, was stopped on the way from her son’s kindergarten on
December 28th and threatened at gun point to go with the police for posting her
brother’s photo on her car’s window shield. She refused to go with the police
but was stopped on the street for a few hours.
Her
mother subsequently declared, “As long as I am alive, I will be the voice of
Sattar. After me, it is Sahar who is his voice. If anything happens to Sahar, I
will hold the government responsible. Sattar was a worker. They killed him and
did not give me any answers why but I will not allow them to kill Sahar. We are
not afraid of anything. We are not afraid of their guns.”
She
added, “This is not the first time they are threatening Sahar. They have done
so several times but even if they take Sahar from me, I will not stop and will
not remain silent. Sattar told me: ‘What we are doing is not living. This is
humiliation. Dying is better than the life we have.’ Now I say the same thing.
This life is nothing but humiliation and death.”
Monday, 21 December 2015
Iran: Female prisoner writes about prison
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| Manizhe Sadeghi |
Manizhe Sadeghi, a prisoner who spent some time in the Iranian regime’s prisons, recently
wrote to explain the conditions of women in the Iranian regime’s prisons.
“I am a hardworking woman and mother, and I was in prison for a few
months with my newborn child. I taught my child to walk in prison. I am
a
hardworking mother and seeing my child grow up in prison was like death for me,but I didn’t give in.
“They used the cry of my newborn child to harass me and torture my
ill father, who was in the adjacent cell to force us to succumb. However, state
agents were never able to make us succumb to their demands.
“They didn’t even show any mercy to my children. They would beat my
children before my own eyes. They beat my pregnant daughter before me!
“I am a worker without much income and now a political prisoner, and
I have experienced being beaten, tortured and insulted in the dungeons of the
Islamic republic while blindfolded.
“They
kicked and torture my entire body, but to reach freedom and a better world I
became stronger, and I will never rest until we realize our humanitarian
values.”
Thursday, 3 December 2015
Iran: Sattar Beheshti’s sister writes about her slain brother
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| Sattar Beheshti’s sister writes about her slain brother |
Sahar
Beheshti, sister of slain blogger Sattar Beheshti wrote on her Facebook page
after visiting Sattar’s grave on the third anniversary of his murder, “It is
unimaginable to live without you…
My
dear Sattar! Today, it has been three years, but like three centuries of pains
without you.
During
these years without you, Mother always whispers to herself before reaching your
grave: ‘Dear Sattar, you should have been the one coming to my grave, not me to
yours!’ She always speaks about her moments with you.
However,
whenever she remembers that horrific Tuesday, October 30, 2012, she sighs from
deep down in her heart. The day that they took you away forever. I nearly cry
after hearing her deep sighs. I am waiting, waiting for the day your death is
avenged.”
Sattar
Beheshti was a young blogger who was arrested for his blogs and was murdered
under torture in the hands of the Iranian regime’s FATA police within 4 days of
his arrest. His elderly mother, has not stopped to protest since his death.Iran: Reyhaneh Jabbari’s mother calls for protests
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Iran:
Reyhaneh Jabbari’s mother calls for protests
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Reyhaneh
Jabbari was a 26-year-old woman who was executed for defending herself to rape
by an agent of the Iranian regime’s Ministry of Intelligence. Her mother Mrs.
Shole Pakravan,
has
issued a post on social media calling the Iranian people to take a stand
against the following:
The
daily increase of executions and bloodshed;
Torture
of political prisoners;
Trafficking
of Iranian girls;
The
increasing corruption;
The
Plundering of our nation’s wealth
Mrs. Pakravan has asked the Iranian people to rise, take action,
and break the silence! To stand firm in
defense of justice, and to consider justice and freedom far more important
issues than even our daily mealsTuesday, 1 December 2015
Iran: mother of slain blogger expresses sympathy with detainees
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| Iran: mother of slain blogger expresses sympathy |
Mrs.Gohar Eshghi, the mother of Sattar Beheshti, a blogger who was killed in detention
by the Iranian regime’s FATA police, wrote a letter expressing her sympathy
with protesters arrested outside Evin Prison.
Her
letter reads in part, “I consider silence, treason to you all because you have
always supported me. I have to pay you back for your kindness.
Dear
Akram Neghabi, I heard that your husband was mistreated so that he can feel how
they treated your child, or maybe they were trying to tell you that we will
make you disappear like your loved ones.
Simin
Avazzadeh, mother of Omid Ali Shenas, my good friend of hard times, it is as if
a meaningful silence has engulfed the entire country.Friday, 27 November 2015
Maryam Rajavi's message on the International Day for elimination of Violence against Women
Maryam Rajavi: The prime source of violence against women is
Islamic fundamentalism
Paying homage to Iranian women on the International Day to End
Violence against Women
On the "International Day for the Elimination of Violence
Against Women", an exhibition on violence against Iranian women was on
display at Auvers-sur-Oise, France, headquarters of the opposition National
Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI).
The exhibition was opened November 25th by the Iranian Resistance's
President-elect Maryam Rajavi's visit.
Members of the Iranian Resistance, themselves victims of the
Iranian regime's violence against women were also in attendance. They included
Elham Zanjani, who was seriously wounded in the April 8, 2011 attack on Camp
Ashraf; Niloofar and Shaghayegh Azimi whose imprisoned mother has been arrested
and tortured multiple times by the regime; Zohreh Shafaii,
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Wednesday, 18 November 2015
Mother of political prisoner Behnam Ibrahimzadeh: I am proud of my son
Ayesheh
Modaresi, the mother of labor activist Behnam Ibrahimzadeh said in defense of
her son that he only acted based on his humanitarian duties and was imprisoned
for this very reason. She says she is proud of her son.
Ayesheh
Modaresi wrote in a letter:
“My name is
Ayesheh Modaresi, the mother of Behnam Ibrahimzadeh, a labor activist and
member of the Association in Defense of Child Laborers and Homeless Children.
Behnam is held in Gohardasht Prison. He was arrested on June 12, 2010 by
security agents and first sentenced to 5 years in prison. However, he was
prosecuted under new charges and sentenced to 9 years and 6 months in jail on
charges of collusion, having relations with the People's Mojahedin Organization
of Iran from inside of prison, and propaganda against the state.
“Last month the
Austrian NGO Sudwind dedicated my son, Behnam the “Raha” human rights award. As
you are informed the Sudwind prize is dedicated to individuals who played a
role in safeguarding and improving human rights. I am proud of my son and thank
God for giving me
this
child that has risen to his humanitarian duties. I am asking you and all those
praising humanity, to focus your efforts to have Behnam returned to me and his
family, and especially his 16-year old son who is suffering from blood cancer.
Thank you very much – Ayesheh Modaresi”
Monday, 26 October 2015
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| Maryam Rajavi |
مريم رجوي:
چه كسي ممكن است چهرة مظلوم اما مصمم ريحانه را ببيند، يا فرياد تظلمخواهي
مادر او را بشنود و منقلب نشود؟
با اين همه، در پس اين وقايع، نيرو و پيامي وجود
دارد كه به جاي حزن و اندوه و ترس و نااميدي، همبستگي اجتماعي را افزايش ميدهد و اعتراض
و مخالفت عليه آخوندها را دامن ميزند؛ و آن مقاومت مردم ايران و به خصوص مقاومت زنان
ايران است.
به وصيتنامة ريحانه گوش كنيد كه چگونه سراپاي رژيم
ولايت فقيه و قوانين ظالمانة آن را به محاكمه ميكشد؛
او ميگويد: «با آغوش باز از مرگ استقبال ميكنم؛
چرا كه در دادگاهٍ خداوند، متهم ميكنم مأمورين آگاهي را، متهم ميكنم بازپرس را، متهم
ميكنم قاضي ديوانعالي كشور را، كساني كه بيدريغ كتكم زدند... و من در دادگاه خالق
هستي، متهم ميكنم همة آنها را ... ».
خامنهاي، سردژخيم رژيم، اين دختر شجاع را بالاي
دار فرستاد؛ اما ايستادگي و بيباكي و شورشگري زن ايراني عليه ارتجاع و ستم آخوندي،
از بين رفتني نيست، بلكه بيشتر و خروشانتر ميشود تا روزي كه بساط اين رژيم را جمع،
و اين رژيم را سرنگون كند.
فرياد مادر ريحانه در تاريخ ايران خواهد ماند كه:
دختر من شرف داشت. ما با او همصدا ميشويم و به شكيبايي و استقامت اين مادر و همة مادران،
درود ميفرستيم.
Maryam Rajavi: Who might the poor
face R. determined to see, or hear his mother screaming and moving Tzlmkhvahy
not?
However, in the wake of these
events, the power and the message is that rather than sadness and fear and
hopelessness, social cohesion increases and fueled opposition against the
mullahs, and the Iranian people's resistance and the resistance to women Iran.
Vsytnamh R. Listen to how thoroughly
the clerical regime and op- rules will take it to trial;
He said: "I welcome death with
open arms because in the court of God, I am accused agents of knowledge, I
accused the prosecutor accused the judge of the Supreme Court and I, who were
beaten ... and my generous Creator court , I suspect all of them. "
Khamenei, the regime Srdzhkhym, this
brave girl sent to the gallows, but Iranian women stand and fearlessness and
insurgency against the reactionary and clerical oppression, the loss, but more
and Khrvshantr until the day he stand up to the regime, and the regime
overthrow.
R. mother will cry in Iran that was
my daughter's honor. We join with him and the patience and endurance of mother
and all mothers we, salute
Thursday, 10 September 2015
Sen. John McCain Displays Photo of Dead Syrian Boy on Senate Floor
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McCain Displays Photo of Dead Syrian Boy on Senate Floo
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Senator John McCain, a leading Republican from the state ofArizona, displayed the image of the body of a three year-old Syrian boy on Wednesday on the Senate floor as he urged stronger leadership from US President Barack Obama on Syria.
McCain, a Republican, stood next to an enlarged, close-up photo of
Aylan Kurdi, who drowned along with his 5-year-old brother and mother when
their small rubber boat capsized as it headed for Greece. McCain said the photo
has 'opened the world’s eye to this devastating crisis.'
McCain said it should haunt Americans that 'the United States will
continue to do nothing meaningful' about conflicts like that in Syria that have
led to a surge in refugees
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| Aylan Kurdi |
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Tuesday, 25 August 2015
Iran - Mother of Mohammad Ali Taheri: my child on hunger strike for eight days
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Mohammad Ali Taheri and his mother Ezzatolmoluk
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Mohammad-Ali
Taheri. After spending four years in prison and as his sentence was almost
finished, He Has been once again tried on the mullah-fabricated charge of
"corruption on earth by deflective people" and condemned to death.
Previously, he had been Sentenced to five years in prison, a 9 billion Rial
fine, and 74 lashes for absurd charges zoals "insulting the Sancti
royalties, illegal use or scientific titles (doctor and engineer), and writing
misleading books and articles
Mother of Mohammad Ali Taheri: my child on hunger strike for eight
days
Ezzatolmoluk
Taheri, the mother of Mohammad Ali Taheri, said her son has been on hunger
strike since August 13. The mother of this prisoner issued a statement on
Thursday, August 20 on her Facebook page saying Mohammad Ali Taheri has been on
hunger strike since August 13 protesting matters such as not being informed or
provided with any court orders for his death sentences “based on false
allegations raised by the Revolutionary Guards, nor based on justice nor a
legal argument”.
Tuesday, 11 August 2015
Iran - executes woman in prison west of Tehran
A prisoner by the name of Fateme Haddadi, 39,
a mother of a girl and imprisoned for the last 8 years, was hanged on Monday,
August 10th in Gohardasht Prison of Karaj, west of Tehran. Under the pretext of
being taken to the clinic, she had been transferred Sunday evening from hall 6
of Gharchak Prison in Varamin, southeast of Tehran, to solitary confinement in
Gohardasht Prison of Karaj. The body of this executed woman is currently held
in a morgue in Karaj.
Mass executions, taking place nearly on a
daily basis in Iran’s prisons, are crimes against humanity.
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IRAN - DIRE CONDITIONS OF WOMEN IN IRAN
IRAN: WOMAN, 55, MOTHER OF THREE CHILDREN, ON DEATH ROW
The Iranian regime has transferred a woman in her fifties to
solitary confinement in women’s Qarchak prisons near Varamin for implementation
of her execution. Batool Karimi, 55, mother of two boys and a girl, has been in
prison for four years on drug related charges before transfer to solitary cell.
She is at the risk of imminent execution.
The mullahs ruling Iran hang prisoners
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| Women victims of repression |
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