The Supreme court confirmed a death verdict

HRANA News Agency – Death verdict of a peddler who accused to murder another peddler during a quarrel for the place of business, has been confirmed by supreme court.

According to a report of Mehr news, on March 8th of 2010, police station No. 101 informed about the quarrel of two peddlers in Tajrish square. When the polices arrived to the reported place, they found out that the peddlers fought each other for the place of their business and in the quarrel Morteza hit Safar’s chest by a screwdriver.

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Vahid Asghari’s Death Sentence Was Confirmed/ Case Sent back to the Supreme Court Again

HRANA News Agency– The death sentence of Vahid Asghari which was rejected by the branch six of Supreme Court was confirmed again by Tehran’s Revolutionary Court and referred to the Supreme Court.
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Vahid Asghari is an Iranian blogger and an information technology student who was sentenced to death by the Islamic Republic’s government in 2012. In spite of many problems in his case and lack of his presence in the court, Judge Salavati confirmed his verdict again unlawfully and sent back his case to the Supreme Court.
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Anissa Fanaiyan arrested for enforcement of verdict

HRANA News Agency –  Anissa Fanaiyan, Bahai’e citizen, resides in Semnan arrested for the enforcement of verdict.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Today morning, Saturday 20th of January, Anissa Fanaiyan (Eyghani) the Bahai’e citizen and who resides in Semnan summoned, arrested and transferred to Semnan prison for enforcement of the verdict.

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Danger of Imminent Execution: Five Ahwazi Activists Transferred


HRANA News Agency– Five Iranian Arab activists from Ahwaz who are sentenced to death were transferred to an unknown place.
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), five Iranian Arab activists from Ahwaz: Hashem Shabaninejad (a poet, blogger, and teacher of Arabic literature), Hadi Rashedi (a chemistry teacher), Mohammad Ali Amourinejad (a blogger), Seyyed Jaber Alboshokeh and his brother Seyyed Mokhtar Alboshokeh, who were sentenced to death and their verdicts were upheld by the Supreme Court, were transferred to an unknown place and Human Rights Activists fear of their imminent execution.
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Seven FATA officers detained in connection with Iranian blogger’s death

HRANA News Agency – Seven police officers from Iran’s Cyber Police (FATA) were detained in Iran, with connection to the death of a local blogger, Sattar Beheshti.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), quoted from ISNA, Judiciary Spokesman and Attorney General Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Ejei said that after interrogation, three of the detained officers were released.

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Hosein Ronaghi Maleki was transferred for CT scan


HRANA News Agency – Hosein Ronaghi Maleki was transferred to Hashemi Nejad Hospital for CT scan and then was transferred to prison.
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), on Tuesday, October 30, 2012, Hosein Ronaghi Maleki was transferred to Hashemi Nejad Hospital for CT scan and then was transferred to prison.
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Ahmed Shaheed’s third report: Rights activists beaten, raped/ About 670 people were executed in Iran in 2011, 223 in First Five Months of 2012

HRANA News Agency –  United Nations:  Human rights activists in Iran are subjected to beatings with batons, mock hangings, rape, sleep deprivation, and threats that family members will be raped or killed, about 670 people were executed in Iran in 2011, 223 People in First Five Months of 2012. the UN rights investigator said in a report released on Thursday.

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Majid Dori’s Mother: “He Falls Into Comma & Can’t Stand up for Days”

HRANA News Agency – While Majid Dori remains locked up in Behbahan Prison for the last 29 months, his family’s efforts to release him on furlough or transfer him to a prison in Tehran have been unsuccessful.Majid Dori is an imprisoned student expelled from Allameh Tabatabai Univerity (ATU) and exiled to the city of Behbahan in Khuzestan Province.

In an interview with Jaras News, Monaver Hashemi, Majid Dori’s mother, talked about her son’s latest condition and said, “Majid suffers from migraines and anemia.He experiences dizziness before falling into a coma.For 3-4 days at a time, he can’t stand up.We have explained all this to the authorities.Before the Persian New Year, he was taken to see a doctor who ordered a brain scan, but nothing was done.He wasn’t taken for tests or follow-ups.”

Monaver Hashemi added, “When I saw him last time, Majid had caught a cold and was very weak such that he couldn’t talk.When he called later, he sounded better.I have told the Prosecutor about Majid’s physical problems to no avil.We can’t do anything else.We are told that our request for furlough is being considered!It has been four months since Ramadan.Our request is still being considered!I follow up every week, but there is no news.They just tell me they’ll contact me if there is any news.Approximately 20 days ago, we went to Behbahan to see Majid, but since then, we don’t know how he is doing.”

While complaining about the fact that her son hasn’t been given furlough or transferred to a prison in Tehran, Monaver Hashemi said, “We must travel the long distance from Karaj to Behbahan.Unfortunately, we can’t travel this distance every week to see Majid who is also upset about this hardship when he sees us.We have followed up on getting him released on furlough.Majid has been in prison for 29 months now but hasn’t been given even one hour of furlough.We have requested multiple times to transfer him to a prison in Tehran, but our requests have been denied.”

Majid Dori was arrested on July 9, 2009 in his sister’s house in the city of Qazvin located northwest of Tehran.He was charged with the crime of Enmity with God (Moharebeh), acting against national security and disturbing the peace.In December 2009, he was sentenced to 10 years in prison and exiled to Behbahan Prison for five years.

On May 20, 2010, the Appeals Court then reduced this verdict to 6 years in prison but confirmed the order for his exile.In August 2010, without prior notice, prison officials placed Majid Dari in shackles and transferred him to a prison in the city of Behbahan in Khuzestan Province.Since then, Majid Dari has been serving his prison term in exile.

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Dairy Manufacturers Demonstrated in Front of Ministry of Industries

HRANA News Agency – Dozens of nation’s dairy producers gathered in front of the Ministry of Industries and Business to protest against the government’s policies and the failure to allocate subsidiaries resulted from the Targeted Plan to the manufacturers.

According to a report by Asr Iran Website, demonstrators gathered in front of the Ministry of Industries and Business building on Monday, October 31, 2011 and shouted slogans.Protestors announced that the Iranian government has failed to pay its debt approximately equivalent to $170,000,000 owed to dairy products manufacturers.

During these protests, a reporter was arrested briefly and his camera was seized.The reporter was released after all of the pictures were deleted from his camera.

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