According to information received, on June 9, following the publication of an audio message by Zartosht Ahmadi Ragheb, a political prisoner held in Ghezel Hesar Prison, he was transferred from Ward 16 of the prison to an undisclosed location. Since then, no reliable information has been available regarding either his whereabouts or his condition.
According to the same information, inquiries by his fellow prisoners indicate that Ahmadi Ragheb is being held neither in the solitary confinement cells of Ward 16 nor in Ward 2 or its solitary confinement section.
Informed sources believe he may have been taken out of the prison for interrogation by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence. However, no official authority has confirmed this.
The lack of information about Zartosht Ahmadi Ragheb's whereabouts for several days, coupled with the absence of any contact or information regarding his place of detention, has heightened concerns about his health and safety. Some sources, citing his history of legal advocacy and peaceful civil activism, speculate that he may have gone on a hunger strike in protest of his conditions or may be held in inappropriate conditions. However, neither of these claims has been independently verified.
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According to the same information, inquiries by his fellow prisoners indicate that Ahmadi Ragheb is being held neither in the solitary confinement cells of Ward 16 nor in Ward 2 or its solitary confinement section.
Informed sources believe he may have been taken out of the prison for interrogation by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence. However, no official authority has confirmed this.
The lack of information about Zartosht Ahmadi Ragheb's whereabouts for several days, coupled with the absence of any contact or information regarding his place of detention, has heightened concerns about his health and safety. Some sources, citing his history of legal advocacy and peaceful civil activism, speculate that he may have gone on a hunger strike in protest of his conditions or may be held in inappropriate conditions. However, neither of these claims has been independently verified.
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On Tuesday, June 23, as the crackdown on Baha'i citizens in Shiraz continued, three members of the Baha'i community were arrested by security forces. Sima Septo and Nahid Falahati were detained at their homes and taken to an undisclosed location, while Saeed Hassani was arrested at his workplace and transferred to Adelabad Prison in Shiraz.
According to published reports, security agents raided the homes of Sima Septo and Nahid Falahati on Tuesday morning and arrested both women. The authority responsible for their detention has not been identified, and no information has been released regarding their whereabouts or the reasons for their arrests. Their families also remain unaware of their condition.
On the same day, Saeed Hassani, a 37-year-old Baha'i citizen, was arrested by agents of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence at his workplace. According to available information, security agents later searched his home and confiscated several personal belongings, including his mobile phone and other electronic devices. He was subsequently transferred to Adelabad Prison in Shiraz.
As of the time of writing, authorities have not disclosed the reasons for the arrests or any charges that may have been brought against the three Baha'i citizens.
Over the past several years, Iran's Baha'i community has faced persistent security crackdowns and judicial harassment. Reports by human rights organizations indicate that Baha'is continue to account for the largest share of documented violations of the rights of religious minorities in the country.
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According to published reports, security agents raided the homes of Sima Septo and Nahid Falahati on Tuesday morning and arrested both women. The authority responsible for their detention has not been identified, and no information has been released regarding their whereabouts or the reasons for their arrests. Their families also remain unaware of their condition.
On the same day, Saeed Hassani, a 37-year-old Baha'i citizen, was arrested by agents of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence at his workplace. According to available information, security agents later searched his home and confiscated several personal belongings, including his mobile phone and other electronic devices. He was subsequently transferred to Adelabad Prison in Shiraz.
As of the time of writing, authorities have not disclosed the reasons for the arrests or any charges that may have been brought against the three Baha'i citizens.
Over the past several years, Iran's Baha'i community has faced persistent security crackdowns and judicial harassment. Reports by human rights organizations indicate that Baha'is continue to account for the largest share of documented violations of the rights of religious minorities in the country.
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روز سهشنبه ۲ تیرماه، همزمان با ادامه بازداشت شهروندان بهائی در شیراز، سه شهروند این جامعه مذهبی توسط نیروهای امنیتی بازداشت شدند. در این میان، سیما سپتو و ناهید فلاحتی پس از بازداشت در منازل خود به مکانی نامعلوم منتقل شدند و سعید حسنی پس از بازداشت در محل کارش به زندان عادلآباد شیراز انتقال یافت.
بر اساس گزارشهای منتشرشده، مأموران امنیتی صبح روز سهشنبه با مراجعه به منازل سیما سپتو و ناهید فلاحتی، این دو شهروند بهائی را بازداشت کردند. تاکنون هیچگونه اطلاعاتی درباره نهاد مسئول بازداشت، محل نگهداری یا دلایل بازداشت آنان منتشر نشده و خانوادههای این دو شهروند نیز از وضعیت آنها بیاطلاع هستند.
در همان روز، سعید حسنی، شهروند ۳۷ ساله بهائی، توسط مأموران سازمان اطلاعات سپاه در محل کار خود بازداشت شد. بنابر اطلاعات منتشرشده، مأموران پس از بازداشت وی، منزل او را نیز تفتیش کرده و شماری از وسایل شخصی از جمله تلفن همراه و تجهیزات الکترونیکی را ضبط کردند. او سپس به زندان عادلآباد شیراز منتقل شد.
تا زمان انتشار این گزارش، هیچیک از نهادهای مسئول درباره دلایل بازداشت یا اتهامات احتمالی این سه شهروند بهائی توضیحی ارائه نکردهاند.
جامعه بهائیان در ایران طی سالهای گذشته بهطور مستمر با فشارهای امنیتی و قضایی روبهرو بوده است. گزارشهای نهادهای حقوق بشری نشان میدهد که این جامعه همچنان بیشترین سهم از موارد ثبتشده نقض حقوق اقلیتهای مذهبی در ایران را به خود اختصاص میدهد.
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بر اساس گزارشهای منتشرشده، مأموران امنیتی صبح روز سهشنبه با مراجعه به منازل سیما سپتو و ناهید فلاحتی، این دو شهروند بهائی را بازداشت کردند. تاکنون هیچگونه اطلاعاتی درباره نهاد مسئول بازداشت، محل نگهداری یا دلایل بازداشت آنان منتشر نشده و خانوادههای این دو شهروند نیز از وضعیت آنها بیاطلاع هستند.
در همان روز، سعید حسنی، شهروند ۳۷ ساله بهائی، توسط مأموران سازمان اطلاعات سپاه در محل کار خود بازداشت شد. بنابر اطلاعات منتشرشده، مأموران پس از بازداشت وی، منزل او را نیز تفتیش کرده و شماری از وسایل شخصی از جمله تلفن همراه و تجهیزات الکترونیکی را ضبط کردند. او سپس به زندان عادلآباد شیراز منتقل شد.
تا زمان انتشار این گزارش، هیچیک از نهادهای مسئول درباره دلایل بازداشت یا اتهامات احتمالی این سه شهروند بهائی توضیحی ارائه نکردهاند.
جامعه بهائیان در ایران طی سالهای گذشته بهطور مستمر با فشارهای امنیتی و قضایی روبهرو بوده است. گزارشهای نهادهای حقوق بشری نشان میدهد که این جامعه همچنان بیشترین سهم از موارد ثبتشده نقض حقوق اقلیتهای مذهبی در ایران را به خود اختصاص میدهد.
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امیرمحمد کاظمی، جوان ۱۹ ساله اهل بخش نگار از توابع شهرستان بردسیر در استان کرمان، بر اثر شلیک مستقیم نیروهای بسیج سپاه پاسداران جان خود را از دست داد. گزارشها حاکی از آن است که این تیراندازی پس از درگیری میان نیروهای بسیج و گروهی از جوانان، با ادعای پخش موسیقی و «عدم رعایت حرمت ماه محرم»، رخ داده است.
بر اساس گزارش ههنگاو، این رویداد روز جمعه ۶ تیر ۱۴۰۵ رخ داده است. طبق این گزارش، نیروهای بسیج با چند جوان که در خارج از شهر حضور داشتند درگیر شدند و در جریان این برخورد، امیرمحمد کاظمی هدف شلیک مستقیم قرار گرفت.
یک منبع آگاه اعلام کرده است که گلوله به سر این جوان اصابت کرده و وی در همان محل جان باخته است.
بر پایه اطلاعات منتشرشده، امیرمحمد کاظمی در حال گذراندن خدمت سربازی اجباری بود و برای سپری کردن دوران مرخصی به زادگاهش بازگشته بود. او یک روز پیش از پایان مرخصی، همراه تعدادی از دوستانش برای تفریح از شهر خارج شده بود که این حادثه رخ داد.
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بر اساس گزارش ههنگاو، این رویداد روز جمعه ۶ تیر ۱۴۰۵ رخ داده است. طبق این گزارش، نیروهای بسیج با چند جوان که در خارج از شهر حضور داشتند درگیر شدند و در جریان این برخورد، امیرمحمد کاظمی هدف شلیک مستقیم قرار گرفت.
یک منبع آگاه اعلام کرده است که گلوله به سر این جوان اصابت کرده و وی در همان محل جان باخته است.
بر پایه اطلاعات منتشرشده، امیرمحمد کاظمی در حال گذراندن خدمت سربازی اجباری بود و برای سپری کردن دوران مرخصی به زادگاهش بازگشته بود. او یک روز پیش از پایان مرخصی، همراه تعدادی از دوستانش برای تفریح از شهر خارج شده بود که این حادثه رخ داد.
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Amirmohammad Kazemi, a 19-year-old man from Negar, a town in Bardsir County, Kerman Province, was shot and killed by members of the Basij, the paramilitary volunteer force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Reports indicate that the shooting followed a confrontation between Basij forces and a group of young men, allegedly over playing loud music during the month of Muharram.
According to Hengaw, the incident took place on Friday, June 27, 2026. The organization reported that Basij forces confronted the group outside the town, claiming they had failed to observe the sanctity of Muharram. During the confrontation, Amirmohammad Kazemi was shot directly by the forces.
An informed source said the bullet struck Kazemi in the head, killing him at the scene.
Published information indicates that Kazemi was serving his mandatory military service and had returned to his hometown while on leave. One day before his leave was due to end, he had gone on an outing with several friends outside the town when the fatal shooting occurred.
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According to Hengaw, the incident took place on Friday, June 27, 2026. The organization reported that Basij forces confronted the group outside the town, claiming they had failed to observe the sanctity of Muharram. During the confrontation, Amirmohammad Kazemi was shot directly by the forces.
An informed source said the bullet struck Kazemi in the head, killing him at the scene.
Published information indicates that Kazemi was serving his mandatory military service and had returned to his hometown while on leave. One day before his leave was due to end, he had gone on an outing with several friends outside the town when the fatal shooting occurred.
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امیرمحمد کاظمی، جوان ۱۹ ساله اهل بخش نگار از توابع شهرستان بردسیر در استان کرمان، بر اثر شلیک مستقیم نیروهای بسیج سپاه پاسداران جان خود را از دست داد. گزارشها حاکی از آن است که این تیراندازی پس از درگیری میان نیروهای بسیج و گروهی از جوانان، با ادعای پخش موسیقی و «عدم رعایت حرمت ماه محرم»، رخ داده است.
بر اساس گزارش ههنگاو، این رویداد روز جمعه ۶ تیر ۱۴۰۵ رخ داده است. طبق این گزارش، نیروهای بسیج با چند جوان که در خارج از شهر حضور داشتند درگیر شدند و در جریان این برخورد، امیرمحمد کاظمی هدف شلیک مستقیم قرار گرفت.
یک منبع آگاه اعلام کرده است که گلوله به سر این جوان اصابت کرده و وی در همان محل جان باخته است.
بر پایه اطلاعات منتشرشده، امیرمحمد کاظمی در حال گذراندن خدمت سربازی اجباری بود و برای سپری کردن دوران مرخصی به زادگاهش بازگشته بود. او یک روز پیش از پایان مرخصی، همراه تعدادی از دوستانش برای تفریح از شهر خارج شده بود که این حادثه رخ داد.
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بر اساس گزارش ههنگاو، این رویداد روز جمعه ۶ تیر ۱۴۰۵ رخ داده است. طبق این گزارش، نیروهای بسیج با چند جوان که در خارج از شهر حضور داشتند درگیر شدند و در جریان این برخورد، امیرمحمد کاظمی هدف شلیک مستقیم قرار گرفت.
یک منبع آگاه اعلام کرده است که گلوله به سر این جوان اصابت کرده و وی در همان محل جان باخته است.
بر پایه اطلاعات منتشرشده، امیرمحمد کاظمی در حال گذراندن خدمت سربازی اجباری بود و برای سپری کردن دوران مرخصی به زادگاهش بازگشته بود. او یک روز پیش از پایان مرخصی، همراه تعدادی از دوستانش برای تفریح از شهر خارج شده بود که این حادثه رخ داد.
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Rezvaneh Khanbeigi, an activist and political prisoner who spent most of her pregnancy behind bars, has been summoned to return to prison to serve the remainder of her sentence. According to a statement she released, her daughter, Mahfar Lalehzari, who is under two years old, will be forced to accompany her to Evin Prison. Khanbeigi's husband, Behfar Lalehzari, is also currently imprisoned.
Khanbeigi and her husband were arrested by security forces on September 18, 2023. They were initially transferred to Qarchak Prison in Varamin before being moved to Evin Prison. In January 2024, they were sentenced to 10 years in prison on charges of assembly and collusion against national security and disseminating propaganda against the Islamic Republic. Although the verdict was upheld on appeal, their prison terms were later reduced to 20 months.
Khanbeigi remained in prison until the final month of her pregnancy. After the birth of her daughter, the implementation of the remainder of her sentence was temporarily suspended, but her sentence was not reduced. She has now been ordered to return to prison to serve the rest of her sentence.
Over the past several years, the family's home has reportedly been raided and searched repeatedly by security forces, and they have been subjected to repeated threats during interrogations. Khanbeigi has also stated that neither she nor her husband had legal representation during their case and that they were denied effective legal support throughout the judicial process.
In a message published before returning to prison, Khanbeigi expressed deep concern about the impact incarceration could have on her young daughter. She wrote that she fears the prison environment will harm her daughter's mental well-being and healthy development, stressing that neither she, her husband, nor their child should be deprived of their freedom.
At the end of her message, Khanbeigi expressed hope that her imprisonment would be brief and asked her friends and supporters not to forget her family of three and to pray for their freedom.
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Khanbeigi and her husband were arrested by security forces on September 18, 2023. They were initially transferred to Qarchak Prison in Varamin before being moved to Evin Prison. In January 2024, they were sentenced to 10 years in prison on charges of assembly and collusion against national security and disseminating propaganda against the Islamic Republic. Although the verdict was upheld on appeal, their prison terms were later reduced to 20 months.
Khanbeigi remained in prison until the final month of her pregnancy. After the birth of her daughter, the implementation of the remainder of her sentence was temporarily suspended, but her sentence was not reduced. She has now been ordered to return to prison to serve the rest of her sentence.
Over the past several years, the family's home has reportedly been raided and searched repeatedly by security forces, and they have been subjected to repeated threats during interrogations. Khanbeigi has also stated that neither she nor her husband had legal representation during their case and that they were denied effective legal support throughout the judicial process.
In a message published before returning to prison, Khanbeigi expressed deep concern about the impact incarceration could have on her young daughter. She wrote that she fears the prison environment will harm her daughter's mental well-being and healthy development, stressing that neither she, her husband, nor their child should be deprived of their freedom.
At the end of her message, Khanbeigi expressed hope that her imprisonment would be brief and asked her friends and supporters not to forget her family of three and to pray for their freedom.
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رضوانه خانبیگی، فعال مدنی و زندانی سیاسی، که بخش عمده دوران بارداری خود را در زندان سپری کرده بود، بار دیگر برای اجرای ادامه محکومیتش به زندان فراخوانده شده است. بر اساس اعلام او، این بار دختر کمتر از دوسالهاش، مهفر لالهزاری، نیز ناچار خواهد بود دوران حبس مادر را در زندان اوین همراه او بگذراند؛ در حالی که همسرش، بهفر لالهزاری، نیز هماکنون در زندان به سر میبرد.
خانم خانبیگی و همسرش در ۲۷ شهریور ۱۴۰۲ توسط نیروهای امنیتی بازداشت شدند. پس از انتقال به زندانهای قرچک ورامین و سپس اوین، این زوج در دیماه همان سال به اتهام «اجتماع و تبانی علیه امنیت داخلی» و «تبلیغ علیه نظام» به ۱۰ سال حبس محکوم شدند. این حکم در مرحله تجدیدنظر در نهایت به ۲۰ ماه حبس کاهش یافت. اجرای بخشی از محکومیت رضوانه خانبیگی پس از تولد فرزندش برای مدتی متوقف شد، اما از میزان محکومیت او کاسته نشد و اکنون برای سپری کردن باقیمانده آن احضار شده است.
این خانواده طی سالهای گذشته بارها هدف یورش نیروهای امنیتی قرار گرفتهاند. منزل آنان چندین مرتبه تفتیش شده و به گفته منابع، بازجویان نیز بارها آنها را تهدید کردهاند. همچنین خانبیگی اعلام کرده است که در جریان رسیدگی به پرونده، او و همسرش از دسترسی به وکیل و حمایت حقوقی مؤثر محروم بودهاند.
رضوانه خانبیگی در آستانه بازگشت به زندان، با انتشار پیامی از نگرانی عمیق خود نسبت به شرایط نگهداری دختر خردسالش سخن گفته است. او نوشته است که حضور کودکی کمتر از دو سال در محیط زندان میتواند سلامت روان و روند رشد او را با آسیبهای جدی روبهرو کند و تأکید کرده است که زندان و محرومیت از آزادی، حق هیچیک از اعضای این خانواده نیست.
خانم خانبیگی در پایان پیام خود، با ابراز امیدواری نسبت به کوتاه بودن دوران حبس، از دوستان و همراهانش خواست این خانواده سهنفره را فراموش نکنند و برای آزادی آنان دعا کنند.
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خانم خانبیگی و همسرش در ۲۷ شهریور ۱۴۰۲ توسط نیروهای امنیتی بازداشت شدند. پس از انتقال به زندانهای قرچک ورامین و سپس اوین، این زوج در دیماه همان سال به اتهام «اجتماع و تبانی علیه امنیت داخلی» و «تبلیغ علیه نظام» به ۱۰ سال حبس محکوم شدند. این حکم در مرحله تجدیدنظر در نهایت به ۲۰ ماه حبس کاهش یافت. اجرای بخشی از محکومیت رضوانه خانبیگی پس از تولد فرزندش برای مدتی متوقف شد، اما از میزان محکومیت او کاسته نشد و اکنون برای سپری کردن باقیمانده آن احضار شده است.
این خانواده طی سالهای گذشته بارها هدف یورش نیروهای امنیتی قرار گرفتهاند. منزل آنان چندین مرتبه تفتیش شده و به گفته منابع، بازجویان نیز بارها آنها را تهدید کردهاند. همچنین خانبیگی اعلام کرده است که در جریان رسیدگی به پرونده، او و همسرش از دسترسی به وکیل و حمایت حقوقی مؤثر محروم بودهاند.
رضوانه خانبیگی در آستانه بازگشت به زندان، با انتشار پیامی از نگرانی عمیق خود نسبت به شرایط نگهداری دختر خردسالش سخن گفته است. او نوشته است که حضور کودکی کمتر از دو سال در محیط زندان میتواند سلامت روان و روند رشد او را با آسیبهای جدی روبهرو کند و تأکید کرده است که زندان و محرومیت از آزادی، حق هیچیک از اعضای این خانواده نیست.
خانم خانبیگی در پایان پیام خود، با ابراز امیدواری نسبت به کوتاه بودن دوران حبس، از دوستان و همراهانش خواست این خانواده سهنفره را فراموش نکنند و برای آزادی آنان دعا کنند.
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محمدصادق محرابی؛ جوانی که با رویاهایش به خاک سپرده شد.
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Mohammad Sadegh Mehrabi: A Life Cut Short
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ماندانا ستوده و مهسا ستوده، دو خواهر بهائی ساکن شیراز، روز چهارشنبه ۱۰ تیرماه پس از حدود سه ماه بازداشت، با تودیع وثیقه از زندان عادلآباد شیراز آزاد شدند.
این دو خواهر که از اوایل فروردینماه سال جاری بازداشت شده بودند، طی مدت بازداشت بهصورت بلاتکلیف در زندان عادلآباد شیراز نگهداری میشدند. آزادی آنان پس از تأمین وثیقه صورت گرفته است.
ماندانا ستوده روز چهارشنبه ۱۲ فروردینماه توسط نیروهای وابسته به سپاه در شیراز بازداشت شد. همزمان با بازداشت وی، مأموران منزل او را تفتیش کرده و برخی وسایل الکترونیکی را ضبط کردند. مهسا ستوده نیز پیش از آن، در روز یکشنبه ۹ فروردینماه، توسط نیروهای اطلاعات سپاه در منزل شخصی خود در شیراز بازداشت شده بود.
در طول دوران بازداشت، خانواده این دو شهروند بارها نسبت به بلاتکلیفی پرونده و وضعیت جسمانی آنان ابراز نگرانی کرده بودند. همچنین گزارش شده بود که ماندانا ستوده در دوران بازداشت با مشکلات قلبی مواجه شده و مهسا ستوده نیز به دلیل مشکلات جسمانی نیازمند دریافت دارو بوده است
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این دو خواهر که از اوایل فروردینماه سال جاری بازداشت شده بودند، طی مدت بازداشت بهصورت بلاتکلیف در زندان عادلآباد شیراز نگهداری میشدند. آزادی آنان پس از تأمین وثیقه صورت گرفته است.
ماندانا ستوده روز چهارشنبه ۱۲ فروردینماه توسط نیروهای وابسته به سپاه در شیراز بازداشت شد. همزمان با بازداشت وی، مأموران منزل او را تفتیش کرده و برخی وسایل الکترونیکی را ضبط کردند. مهسا ستوده نیز پیش از آن، در روز یکشنبه ۹ فروردینماه، توسط نیروهای اطلاعات سپاه در منزل شخصی خود در شیراز بازداشت شده بود.
در طول دوران بازداشت، خانواده این دو شهروند بارها نسبت به بلاتکلیفی پرونده و وضعیت جسمانی آنان ابراز نگرانی کرده بودند. همچنین گزارش شده بود که ماندانا ستوده در دوران بازداشت با مشکلات قلبی مواجه شده و مهسا ستوده نیز به دلیل مشکلات جسمانی نیازمند دریافت دارو بوده است
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Soheil Arabi, an Iranian blogger, political activist, and former political prisoner, has described new details about his recent arrest, conditions inside Ghezel Hesar Prison, and the security and economic consequences faced by detainees arrested after the January protests.
In an interview with a domestic Iranian media outlet, Arabi said he was arrested outside Avesta Park on March 11 by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Basij forces. He said the charge in the case is “assembly and collusion with intent to commit a crime against national security.” According to Arabi, the allegations cited against him include helping injured protesters, assisting political prisoners with basic needs and legal matters, and publishing critical posts about economic hardship.
Arabi said that during the first two days of detention, he and several others were held inside a minibus. According to him, the vehicle was constantly moving during the recent war, amid drone activity and heightened security conditions. He was later transferred to Ghezel Hesar Prison, where he said he was held in a “suite” typically used for prisoners awaiting execution, disciplinary punishment, or isolation from outside contact. Arabi said the space was designed for solitary confinement, but because of overcrowding, as many as 12 people were sometimes held there together.
In another part of the interview, Arabi said most of his cellmates who had been arrested after the January protests came from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. He said the seizure of mobile phones, blocking of SIM cards, and confiscation of personal belongings had severely disrupted their daily lives and livelihoods. As an example, he referred to one detainee who worked as a building cleaner and depended on his phone to receive calls from clients. After his phone was confiscated and his line blocked, he effectively lost access to his income.
Arabi also said that his main profession is translation and editing, but because the internet had been cut off in Iran, he had been forced to work temporarily as a motorcycle courier and motorcycle taxi driver. He said repeated arrests had caused him to lose jobs multiple times, and that even this temporary source of income had now been taken from him. According to Arabi, his mobile phone, identity documents, and the motorcycle he used for work have still not been returned, despite a formal order from the investigating judge requiring their return.
He said that at the time of his arrest, officers initially appeared to be searching for Starlink equipment, although he said he had never even seen such equipment in person. After that search did not lead anywhere, he said his assistance to injured protesters and political prisoners became part of the case against him.
Arabi emphasized that his main demand is the enforcement of the law. He said actions such as beatings, insults directed at detainees’ families, and the refusal to return confiscated belongings have created serious legal and economic problems for detainees.
Arabi was first arrested in November 2013 on charges of insulting Islamic sanctities and was sentenced to death. That sentence was later commuted to seven years and six months in prison.
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In an interview with a domestic Iranian media outlet, Arabi said he was arrested outside Avesta Park on March 11 by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Basij forces. He said the charge in the case is “assembly and collusion with intent to commit a crime against national security.” According to Arabi, the allegations cited against him include helping injured protesters, assisting political prisoners with basic needs and legal matters, and publishing critical posts about economic hardship.
Arabi said that during the first two days of detention, he and several others were held inside a minibus. According to him, the vehicle was constantly moving during the recent war, amid drone activity and heightened security conditions. He was later transferred to Ghezel Hesar Prison, where he said he was held in a “suite” typically used for prisoners awaiting execution, disciplinary punishment, or isolation from outside contact. Arabi said the space was designed for solitary confinement, but because of overcrowding, as many as 12 people were sometimes held there together.
In another part of the interview, Arabi said most of his cellmates who had been arrested after the January protests came from economically disadvantaged backgrounds. He said the seizure of mobile phones, blocking of SIM cards, and confiscation of personal belongings had severely disrupted their daily lives and livelihoods. As an example, he referred to one detainee who worked as a building cleaner and depended on his phone to receive calls from clients. After his phone was confiscated and his line blocked, he effectively lost access to his income.
Arabi also said that his main profession is translation and editing, but because the internet had been cut off in Iran, he had been forced to work temporarily as a motorcycle courier and motorcycle taxi driver. He said repeated arrests had caused him to lose jobs multiple times, and that even this temporary source of income had now been taken from him. According to Arabi, his mobile phone, identity documents, and the motorcycle he used for work have still not been returned, despite a formal order from the investigating judge requiring their return.
He said that at the time of his arrest, officers initially appeared to be searching for Starlink equipment, although he said he had never even seen such equipment in person. After that search did not lead anywhere, he said his assistance to injured protesters and political prisoners became part of the case against him.
Arabi emphasized that his main demand is the enforcement of the law. He said actions such as beatings, insults directed at detainees’ families, and the refusal to return confiscated belongings have created serious legal and economic problems for detainees.
Arabi was first arrested in November 2013 on charges of insulting Islamic sanctities and was sentenced to death. That sentence was later commuted to seven years and six months in prison.
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