Health condition of Iran political prisoners deteriorates
The health of several Iranian political prisoners who have been denied medical treatment despite suffering from various illnesses has deteriorated, according to local reports.Political prisoner Hadi Qaemi, who is a relative of members of the People's Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI or MEK) is suffering from various ailments including high blood pressure and prostate cancer in Ward 7 of Tehran's notorious Evin Prison
In Tehran’s notorious Evin Prison, is in poor health. He is
suffering from physical weakness and a severe drop in blood pressure. prisoner
Amir Amirgholi in poor health after 17 days of hunger strike
Mr. Amirgholi has gone on hunger strike in protest to being
held in the dangerous prisoners’ ward instead of the ward for political
prisoners.
M. Arab
political prisoners in Hall 12, paragraph 4 Rajai Shahr prison hypotension and
in a state of unconsciousness has been transferred to the prison infirmary on friday April 22,2016
Previously he had been on hunger strike tried to accompany
and support two political prisoners Irag Hatami and Farid Azmoudeh who are also
were on hunger strike
Urgent Appeal for Iranian Teacher on Hunger Strike
Wednesday April 20 , 2016 He is in Evrin prison, to protest against his imprisonment sentence of
14 years. He warned that the responsibility for any "mishaps that during
or after the hunger strike" for he comes, he will be those who are the
"justice" are ignored
Prisoner of conscience Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, who has been
on dry and wet hunger strikes since March 26, 2016 to protest being denied
crucial medical treatment, is in critical condition, but has vowed to continue
until his situation changes.
Ailing political prisoner shown support from ex-Tehran University chancellor
NCRI - Iranian physicist and political prisoner Omid Kokabee who underwent surgery last week to remove his cancerous right kidney has been given moral support by the former chancellor of the University of Tehran.
Mr. Kokabee, 34, and his relatives had repeatedly warned about his various problematic health conditions, but the mullahs' regime systematically ignored their warnings in the past five years that he has been behind bars.
Ailing political prisoner shown support from ex-Tehran University chancellor
NCRI - Iranian physicist and political prisoner Omid Kokabee who underwent surgery last week to remove his cancerous right kidney has been given moral support by the former chancellor of the University of Tehran.
Mr. Kokabee, 34, and his relatives had repeatedly warned about his various problematic health conditions, but the mullahs' regime systematically ignored their warnings in the past five years that he has been behind bars.
omid Kokabee, the young physicist who has been imprisoned in Iran for over 5 years for his refusal to work on military research, underwent surgery on April 20, 2016 to completely remove his right kidney, which was in an advanced stage of cancer.
Plot against the life of political prisoner Ali Moezzi0
The Iranian Resistance calls on all international human
rights organizations especially the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to life
and arbitrary detentions, and the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human
rights in Iran to act urgently to address the situation of political prisoner
Mr. Ali Moezzi, who is at risk of physical elimination, and it demands the
formation of an international fact-finding mission to investigate the clerical
regime's medieval prisons and the deteriorating conditions of prisoners,
especially
At least 40 women are imprisoned on political, ideological
and security charges in a number of prisons in Iran.
However, this figure must be considered minimum, as the
Iranian regime conceals most of the information about political detainees held
in secret prisons.
Under the mullahs' rule in Iran, women are supposed to stay
home and therefore, having any kind of political or civil rights activity is
considered a serious crime for women and evokes greater retaliation by the
government.
Prison conditions are also very poor and inhumane. As such,
many of imprisoned women have developed various illnesses. Some of them have
children but are deprived of visiting them.
A number of prisoners and prison conditions have been
briefly reviewed in this pamphlet.
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