Doubts raised in Iran over environmentalist’s alleged ‘suicide’ death

Iranian-Canadian environmentalist Kavous Seyed Emami at an unidentified location

Al , 12 February 2018 - Only two days after the Iranian government announced that Kavous Seyed Emami, the 63 year-old Iranian-Canadian managing director of wildlife protection institute in Tehran “committed suicide” under custody, Iranian environmental community was hit with another shocking news.
Yesterday, on February 12 a member of parliament tweeted that Dr. Kaveh Madani, current Deputy Head of Iran’s Department of Environment is among the environmentalists arrested for what was described as “supplying foreigners with information”.
In response to the news Azam Bahrami, the Iranian author and environmental activist posted the following on her Facebook page:

https://english.mojahedin.org/newsen/61337/Doubts-raised-in-Iran-over-environmentalist%E2%80%99s-alleged-%E2%80%98suicide%E2%80%99-death