Tehran, May 6, 2010
Mehdi Khazali the son of mullah Khazali conceded that Kahrizak Death Camp has been reopened under the name of ‘Soroosh 111”. He said that even Radan one of the main accused in Kahrizak’s committed crimes has visited the new detention center.
Mehdi Khazali revealed that still some of the detainees of the unrests after June 12, 2009 election are kept in Kahrizak.
He said that Radan who is accused along with Mortazai (regime’s former prosecutor general) as those guiding the crimes in Kahrizak, has gone to the new detention center to visit it.
In his interview Khazali said that he has received the information from a high rank official in country’s Judiciary System who is very worried about this reopening.
Along with this disclosure Ali Motahari and MP criticized government’s method in dealing with the protestors to the election’s frauds and quoted his father, mullah Motahari that he has ruled out the reign of Supreme Leader and had called him just an ‘observer’.
In a session in Pardis Department of Tehran University under the title of ‘touchstones of Islamic Republic’, Motahari said: “We should have let people to come out and chant whatever slogan they wanted. Our TV and Radio station should have broadcasted that and the government should have answered to it”.
He said that in Parliament MPs ask permission from Khamenei for their decisions but he has said that “we are the representatives of people and we have clear duty”.
About those who say that Supreme Leader is related to God Motahari quoted his father that Supreme Leader is just an observer, the ruler is the president and he too is temporary elected by people. He added we don’t have a link to God to tell us that a Supreme Leader is a divine man Supreme Leader must be chosen either by people or by the Assembly of Experts.
The Downfall
A regime element: the Uprising is reorganizing
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Gholizadeh the deputy of Fars news agency affiliated with RGC while conceding that during the uprising a great number of regime’s officials were really afraid warned that the Uprising is reorganizing.
Being worried about the continuation of the Uprising he said: “in that dusty situation only the honorable Leader was prepared. Some close personalities (to the System) were afraid… and were a burden on the System…”.
He admitted that regime’s subordinates in different levels have lost their spirit and added: “some turned their back on the System because they were timid”.
He added: “the current of sedition is reorganizing and reviving”.
Judiciary is run by a bunch of illiterates
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Mullah Ahmad Vaezi, deputy of education for Judiciary revealed that this power which has the task of suppressing the dissidents is run by people without little education who are not familiar with law and judgment. These people not only are not graduated in law but also do not have the minimum classic education.
Mehr state-run news agency quoted the man on Friday and said: “more than 50% of human force in Judiciary have either high school diploma or have even less education…35000 official and contracting forces are active in different Judiciary centers of the country; more than 50% of human force in Judiciary have either high school diploma or even less education”.
Vaezi said that one of the reasons for elongation of trials is that country does not have enough judges.
Hollow promises in fear of protests
Tehran, May 6, 2010
Fars news agency affiliated with RGC admitted that in fear of escalation of protests of teachers around the country Mohammadreza Rahimmashaee, Ahmadinejad’s first deputy, promised to meat teachers’ demands
He said: “Mr. President has said that we have to pay the teachers till the last cent in addition 26000 temporary teachers will be officially hired without any exception. Also 40000 new teachers will be hired”.
It is to be mentioned that these hollow promises are given while many of them are currently in the dungeons of the mullahs under the most severe tortures.
Khamenei’s band attacks MP from Dezful
Tehran, May 6, 2010
Following the deepening of schism within the clerical regime’s bands Ahmad Avaee MP from Dezful attacked positions taken by Intelligence Ministry and the mullahs belonging to Khamenei’s band.
In return as Kayhan Daily Khamenei’s organ puts it: “when Dezful’s MP offended the clerics of Dezful and the Intelligence Ministry some residents of the city (read khamenei mercenaries) gathered in front of Friday Imam’s residence (in protest to MP’s words ) for two hours. This took place while the Imam had issued a statement preventing any protest gathering in that regard”.
Mullah Javadi Amoli admitted to the corruption interweaved with regime’s mullahs
Tehran, May 6, 2010
Corruption and bribery in regime’s Judiciary is so widespread that even mullahs affiliated with the state talk about it. In that regard mullah Javadi Amoli has said: “bribery is the greatest plague in Judiciary System…”. To attack other mullahs he pointed to the fact that imposter mullahs take advantage of their religious position and said: “we sometimes see a cleric is a Hojatolislam before he takes an office. As soon as he does then he is called an Ayatollah. In this way they want to praise him so that they can make him do what they want to and this is bribery”.
Resistance
Strike continues
Shahre Kurd, May 6, 2010
Hunger strike continues at Azad University in Shahre Kurd. The strike started from last Tuesday in protest to the security climate of the university and suppressive acts of Harasat agents.
In a protesting act 5 streets are covered with tar
Tehran, May 6, 2010
Employees of Traffic Bureau of Malayer Township covered 5 main streets of the township and the entrance square of it with tar from 4 to 7 am on Tuesday May 4 in protest against hollow promises of regime’s officials in regard with housing projects.
Alborz Chinaware factory in protest again
Tehran, May 8, 2010
On May 5 a great number of workers of Alborz Chinaware Factory gathered in protest against the non-payment of their wages for 7 months.
They gathered in front of the office of this company around Saee Park in Tehran.
These deprived workers demand the cancellation of decision in regard with closing the factory as well as receiving their postponed wages.
Death to Khamenei on the walls of Gilan’s National University
Gilan, May 7, 2010
Students of Gilan’s National University filled its classes with anti Khamenei slogans.
Suppression
Death row political prisoner (PMOI supporter) under torture in Evin Prison
Tehran, May 7, 2010
According to ISC reports, death row political prisoner Jafar Kazemi is under torture and pressure by intelligence agents in ward 209 in Evin Prison to give an interview ('confess') on television.
This 47-year-old prisoner is father of two. He has a lithographing company and has lithographed all the educational books for Amir Kabir University.
Jafar Kazemi was arrested on September 18, 2009 while in a Taxi to pick up his wife who had gone on a trip. Four cars which belonged to the Intelligence Agency stopped him in 7 Hoz Square and forced him out of the car while beating him. These agents also beat the taxi driver on the street amid protests from Kazemi saying that he was only a taxi driver.
Kazemi was then transferred to cellblock 209 of Evin Prison and was under the most severe psychological and physical torture for the first 3 days of this incarceration. These tortures which went on for 72 hours left scars on his face and body and he also suffered an injury in his nose and jaw. Kazemi also lost a large amount of weight. Interrogators did not give him any treatment even while he was bleeding and continued their tortures. The interrogators then threatened him that if he did not participate in TV confessions, they would arrest his son and wife. They will bring them to ward 209 to torture them in front of him. But Kazemi still did not give in to their demands. After 74 hours in a solitary cell, he was transferred to ward 350.
After widespread protests on Ashura (December 27, 2009) intelligence agents once again put him under pressure to participate in TV interviews and announce that he was arrested on Ashura and repeat the words dictated to him by his interrogators. Otherwise they would arrest and torture his wife and son in front of him.
He was once again tortured for a few hours in which two of his teeth broke and he also suffered severe injuries in his nose and shoulder. Kazemi told his interrogators that they could do whatever they wanted but he will not repeat what they told him to in front of cameras and that he would only speak the truth. He was severely tortured because one of his sons is in camp Ashraf in Iraq (the residence of PMOI members in Iraq). Alavi, the head interrogator, has constantly reminded Kazemi of this.
Kazemi is tortured by an interrogator nicknamed Alavi. Alavi kicked and punched Kazemi in the face and broke his teeth and nose.
Kazemi's case was referred to the 28th branch of the so-called Revolutionary Court which is headed by Moqiseh nicknamed as Naserian who was a member of the 'death commission' in charge of killing thousands of political prisoners in 1988. Because there is no evidence of any action carried out by Kazemi, Moqiseh has sentenced him to death on charges like moharebeh (enmity with God), spreading propaganda against the government, acting against national security, organizing Amir Kabir University’s students and being in contact with former political prisoners and their families. Mohammad Moqiseh despises former political prisoners and has stated this issue a number of times. He has even told them that 'we should have executed you while you were jailed and made a mistake in not doing so'.
Kazemi's death sentence was upheld by Ahmad Zargar, the head of the 36th branch of the Revolutionary Court of Review. Zargar was an interrogator in the 80's and tortured political prisoners. During the recent protests, he gave heavier sentences to prisoners whose cases were referred to him compared to the prisoner's initial sentences.
Death row political prisoner Jafar Kazemi was a political prisoner in 1980's. He was jailed and tortured from 1981 to 1990.
Prisoner dies in Gohardasht Prison for not receiving treatment
Tehran, May 7, 2010
ISC reports from Evin Prison that Mehdi Futohi, a prisoner who had injuries from a chemical gas attack in the Iran-Iraq war died yesterday in Gohardasht Prison after not receiving treatment on time.
He died of lung failure in cellblock 3 of ward one because prison officials did not take him to the prison infirmary on time.
This prisoner had served 9 years in prison. He took his last breath while other prisoners were desperately trying to get help from prison officials to save his life.
An inmate murdered under torture
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Bahran Tasviri imprisoned in ward one of Gohardasht Prison was murdered under torture.
ISC reported from the prison that Mr. Tasviri’s leg was broke under severe tortures and all his body was covered with blood and was bruised.
His leg was broke by the criminal Pasdar, Aghaee the head of prison guards.
Mr. Tasviri was kept in this condition for a few days in solitary cells of ward one and then died.
‘Unperceivable SSF Police’
Tehran, May 7, 2010
The clerical dictatorship has spread its suppressive measures in Tehran under the title of ‘Unperceivable SSF Police’.
Sajedinia the head of Great Tehran’s SSF announcing the news said: “by the third course of planning of Great Tehran’s Commanding Plan for increasing security at the capital during the current year Unperceivable SSF Police’s mission has started. This force is tasked with controlling neighborhoods with potential crimes”.
He added: “as its first mission this force is present at Tehran’s book exhibition and from Saturday (May 9) it will be on mission throughout Tehran”.
These suppressive acts mean nothing other than regime’s horror from people’s uprising.
Suspicious death of a student
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Hamidreza Abdi a student of Sharif University from Tabriz was suspiciously murdered on Wednesday May 5. His body was found at 5 am at the dormitory.
His classmates say that Hamidreza was a student activist and also taught Turkish Language.
Harasat has announced that Hamidreza has committed suicide with cyanide but his roommates said that Hamidreza’s neck was wounded and he has been strangled.
Currently Hamidreza is transferred to coroner office and the office’s report is not announced yet.
Teachers arrested by clerical dictatorship
Tehran, May 7, 2010
ISC reported that at the wake of Teachers Day on May 2 a group of scholars and leaders of Teachers’ Societies as well as Iran’s Teachers Organization were arrested and transferred to security wards of Evin Prison. Simultaneously their web-logs were filtered.
Aliakbar Baqhani secretary general of Teachers Society, Alireza Hashemi secretary general of Teachers Organization and Mahmood Beheshti Langroodi spokesman of the society were arrested.
Other teachers such as Abdollah Momeni, Hashem Khastar, Mohammad Davari, Rasoul Bodaghi, Farzad Kamangar and Abdolreza Ghanbari were arrested since months ago and some such as Mr. Kamangar are condemned to death.
The arrests came after the Coordinating Council of Teachers Organizations issued a statement protesting against the livelihood of the teachers and criticized government officials.
Mr. Baqhani and Mr. Langroodi were several time summoned to the Intelligence Ministry’s Office of Pursuit at the last weak of April located in North Saba Street near Enghelab St. and were threatened and interrogated and they didn’t return home after the last summoning on April 27.
Mr. Hashemi was arrested on Thursday April 29 in a raid at his residence. He was alone and some of his belongings such as his computer were confiscated at the raid and he was arrested and transferred to an unknown detention center.
In city of Hamadan during last week Jalal Naderi, Asqhar Mohammad Khani and Ali Najafi three members of the society were arrested.
Hasan Kharatian and Tofiq Mortezapoor the head and a member of board of directors of this society in Tabriz have been summoned several times to Tabriz’s so-called Revolutioanry Court.
The so-called Revolutionary Court of Kermanshah fined Ali Sadeghi and Mohammad Tavakoli two activists of this society and condemned them to receive lashes. These two teachers were also summoned and threatened and interrogated by security agents.
‘Veil’ and excuse for more suppression
Mullah Khatami utters nonsense against women of the Uprising
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Once again mullah Khatami, Tehran’s temporary Friday Imam uttered nonsense in Friday Prayer against the women of Iran and showed regime’s weakness in regard with the resistance of our women. Mullah Khatami called this resistance as “the front of soft war” against the System and said: “this front tries to express itself in different fields of films, art, theater, sport and magazines. One of the fields is improper veil and in some places they are actually putting the veil aside”.
He added: “despite of what people think veil in not a personal matter it is completely a social matter and it is the cause of tens of mortal sins”!
He continued: “I tell you as our nation (read Khamenei’s mercenaries) defeated the sedition it will confront improper veil …with the same power”.
Friday prayer carnival; Bassijies yell against women
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Following the protest demonstration of 2000 female students of Tehran University against compulsory veil the clerical dictatorship sent some of it mercenaries into the streets after Friday Prayer show to yell against women.
While chanting imposturous slogans they demanded that this decree of Khomeini be executed: “either veil or suppression”.
In his decree Khomeini had given permission to his hooligans that if the relevant organs didn’t act against improper veil Bassijies are allowed to engage.
Khamenei too has said in his misogynous sayings advising regime’s mercenaries: “we cannot solve the problem by talking and giving advises. The power of the System must stop corruption and prostitution”.
It hurts!
Tehran, May 7, 2010
Manoocher Motaki regime’s foreign minister desperate in regard with Canada’s position against regime’s membership in Women’s Commission of United Nation said: “Canadian official’s position in regard with human right’s issues is always politically biased. They are made to say such things and they act as Zionists want them to”.
It is to be mentioned that regime is accepted as a member in this commission because Asia must have two member states and there were only two candidates one of them the clerical regime.
If the membership was based on votes then this misogynous regime had no place in the commission as Canada’s Foreign Minister put it.
Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)
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