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Tag: Arash Sadeghi
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Iranian Authorities are Destroying one Political Prisoner’s Medical Records
The plight of Arash Sadeghi, jailed Iranian political activist has further intensified with reports that his medical file inside Evin Prison is missing. Sadeghi…
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UN urges action for Iranian prisoners of conscience on hunger strike
Asma Jahangir, UN Rapporteur for Human Rights in Iran and two other UN Rapporteurs have issued a statement expressing concern over the prolonged hunger…
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Iranian Political Prisoners Suffer through Hunger Strikes for Minimum Rights
How long can a prisoner on hunger strike last and what has been the result of so many lengthy strikes for political prisoners under…
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Iranians are trending the demands of political prisoners on Twitter
After the #SaveArash successful twitter campaign in support of Arash Sadeghi, Iranians are now showing solidarity with Ali Shariati, a reformist political prisoner who…
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Political Prisoner ends his hunger strike after his wife is granted temporary furlough in Iran
Arash Sadeghi, a political prisoner who was on hunger strike for 72 days, has ended his strike after his demands were met and his…
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More than 50 days on hunger strike; Iranian political prisoners are slowly dying
As the number of political prisoners on hunger strikes are increasing in Iranian prisons, three prisoners who have been on hunger strike for the…
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Arash Sadeghi; Political Prisoner on Hunger Strike Approaching Death
Iranian political prisoner Arash Sadeghi is facing grave health concerns with over forty days on hunger strike in Evin Prison in protest to the…
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Iranian authorities dragged a writer to prison for writing an unpublished story
Iranian intelligence authorities broke the apartment door of writer and human rights activist Golrokh Ebrahimi Iraee, raided her apartment and took her by force…
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Activist couple financially ruined by arrests get sentenced
Arash Sadeghi and Golrokh Irayi, a political activist couple, have been sentenced to fifteen and six years respectively for their activism, and the sentence…