Family Of Political Prisoner Warned Against Following Up Son’s Prison Leave

Following a request from the father of political prisoner Maher Ka’bi from the Shush district court for a prison leave for his son, the Intelligence Agency called the family threatening them not to follow up such a request. “Are we supposed to send your son to a hotel?!” agents said, taunting the family. This is while the political prisoner has been imprisoned in Ardebil, which is far away from his home. He is detained in a very isolated section with minimum facilities. Maher Ka’bi, who is now 25 years old, was arrested at 19. He was charged with acting against national security and being a member of the Ahwaz Liberation Organization and was sentenced to 10 years of prison in exile. According to those close to him, he was not affiliated with any organization. His brother Ahmed Ka’bi is also detained in Kerman Prison. The two brothers were severely tortured when arrested. The tortures have led to severe back problems for Ahmad, to the extent that he cannot stand on his legs for even 10 minutes.

Mrs. Rajavi Hailed Protesters in Tehran and Other Cities, and Called People and the Youth to Support Them

Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the President-elect of the Iranian Resistance, hailed the demonstrators and those in sit-ins in various cities, especially thousands of Sunday demonstrators in Tehran, whose assets have been stolen by the institutions and foundations affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, the judiciary, the police and other government agencies. She said these continuous and tireless protests are a clear indication of the will of the Iranian people to overthrow the mullahs’ regime that has had nothing for the Iranian people other than executions, torture, brutality, and plunder.

The presence of brave women at the forefront of the protests is indication of excessive anger and disgust of the women of our enchained homeland toward religious fascism ruling Iran. It also shows their leading role to liberate Iran and Iranian people from the anti-Islamic system of Velayat-e Faqih.

Ms. Rajavi asked all the people, especially the youth from Tehran to the Caspian coast, Shiraz, Isfahan and Kerman, and from Ahvaz to Mashhad and all across the country to rise up in support of the looted people.

She added that the wealth of the Iranian people is entirely in the service of consolidating the domination of religious fascism and the warfare and the export of terrorism, and is looted by the leaders of this regime. She said that Iran's economy is mainly in the hands of the Revolutionary Guards; therefore, economic relations with this regime have no legitimacy and are totally against the people and national interests of Iran and must be stopped.

Iran: Execution of 21 prisoners, including a woman and two executions in public Whipping a young man in public

7/5/2017 10:30:37 PM

 

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National Council of Resistance of Iran

The anti-human regime of mullahs sent 21 people to the gallows during the days of 1 to 5 July. At least seven prisoners were hanged on July 5 at Gohardasht Prison in
. Among the executed was OmidR ostami, 28, and Abbas Yusefipur was previously severely beaten by the agents of prison, and was taken to the hospital by the order of Dariush Amiriyan, the interior director of the prison. A number of prisoners were executed on the basis of confessions that were forcefully taken from them under torture. The gathering of the executed families in protest against the execution of their children and their relatives outside Gohardasht Prison was attacked by oppressive forces. Police agents were trying to disperse the victims' families by air firing.