Evin Prosecutor Gives Silent Treatment to Prisoner With Multiple Illnesses

Human Rights Activist News Agency (HRANA) – The condition of Evin prisoner Alireza Golipour has significantly declined over the course of his prison sentence, his lawyer Azita Gharebeygloo told HRANA.

Statements from the prison’s medical team — that effective treatment will not be viable inside the prison — were confirmed by the Medical Commission’s opinion that an extra-prison medical transfer is in order, Gharebeygloo said.

Less clear, however, is whether or not this urgency will resonate with the judiciary.

“The commission’s report was announced to the prosecutors, but they have yet to give us any response,” she said.

In an interview with HRANA this past March — when Golipour was suffering from epilepsy, heart disease, and a lymph node infection, all exacerbated by his hunger strike — his attorney was already pressing for him to receive specialized care.

On March 2nd, the head of Evin’s prison clinic assessed Golipour to be in critical condition after he suffered a mild heart attack and consented to a medical transfer on the condition that it be cleared by the prison’s supervisory prosecutor. The prosecutor has yet to consent.

A group of Evin prisoners later addressed a letter to prison authorities imploring them to arrange for Golipoor’s treatment.

Alireza Golipoor Had To Urgently Be Transferred To The Hospital

HRANA News Agency – Alireza Golipoor, prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison was transferred to Ghamar Bani Hashim hospital which belongs to intelligent service and went under surgery, after his physical condition had deteriorated. He had another surgery related to his cancer and for removing tumor, but had been sent back to prison without completion of the medical process.
According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Alireza Golipoor, the prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison, who had previously sent back to prison without completion of medical process after his surgery for tumor removal, by the order from intelligent service officials and despite the physicians comments, was sent to the hospital in an emergency case. He was sent to Ghamar Bani Hashim hospital which is controlled by the intelligent service, and went under another surgery. Continue reading “Alireza Golipoor Had To Urgently Be Transferred To The Hospital”

Alireza Golipoor Suspicious Of Having Cancer In Evin Prison

HRANA News Agency – Alireza Golipoor, prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison is in a very bad condition which is speculated to be cancer, but his court session has not been held yet.

According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Alireza Golipoor, prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison is in a bad physical condition. His lawyer told that his condition was speculated to be cancer. His examinations are in process and the cause is not certain yet. The court session of this prisoner in his 4th years of imprisonment has not been held yet. Continue reading “Alireza Golipoor Suspicious Of Having Cancer In Evin Prison”

Alireza Golipoor Transferred To The Hospital

HRANA News Agency – Alireza Golipoor, prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison has been transferred to the hospital for his heart disease.
According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Alireza Golipoor, political prisoner of ward number 7 of Evin prison, had heart and breathing problems and was transferred to Ghamar Banihashem hospital by the security forces. Continue reading “Alireza Golipoor Transferred To The Hospital”

Officials Prevent 2 Political Prisoners from Being Transferred to the Hospital

HRANA News Agency – The Evin prison officials are preventing Babak Asiaei and Alireza Golipoor from being transferred to a hospital, despite their critical condition.
According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Alireza Golipoor, the prisoner of ward number 7 is suffering from serious heart disease and Babk Asiaei is recently facing critical digestive problems. Continue reading “Officials Prevent 2 Political Prisoners from Being Transferred to the Hospital”

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