December 28, 2010

Committee of Free Teachers in Iran condemns execution of political prisoner Mr. Ali Saremi


We were informed that political prisoner Mr. Ali Saremi who was a 63 year old teacher in Tehran’s Nazi Abad region and was loved by his students was executed on Tuesday, December 28 by the government ruling Iran. He was also a political prisoner under the rule of the Shah and spent 23 years of his life in prison for freedom of expression and freedom of thought.
Compatriots,
The Iranian government has committed this crime at a time of widespread public discontent because of the implementation of the plan to cut subsidies and a price raise on all goods including bread and fuel which is the minimum needs of all the sectors of the Iranian society.
The dictator government thinks it can prevent this discontent and social protests by executing the children of the Iranian people. However, historical experience has shown that such measures will only fuel public discontent.
The Committee for Free Teachers supports political prisoners and condemns the execution of political prisoner and teacher, Mr. Ali Saremi and requests from all teachers, the freedom loving people of Iran, and international human rights organizations to condemn his execution and prevent the execution of other jailed political prisoners including jailed teachers.
Committee of Free Iran Teachers December 28, 2010

Center in Defense of the Rights of Iran Laborers condemns execution of political prisoner Ali Saremi

According to reports published in websites and the media, executions in Iran have remarkably increased in the past few weeks and the most recent of these executions was the execution of Mr. Ali Saremi who was 63 years old. According to these reports, he has spent 23 years of his life in various Iranian prisons for protesting the tyranny ruling Iran and suppression of the people.
The Center in Defense of the Rights of Iran Laborers supports political prisoners and dissidents and condemns this brutal measure and asks all international human rights organizations to support the rights of Iranians and carry out measures to prevent the continuance of these inhumane measures by the Iranian government.
Center in Defense of the Rights of Iran Laborers – Dec. 28, 2010

Members of families of political prisoners arrested in clashes in front of Evin Prison

Tehran 11 am- Dec. 28, 2010
In the ongoing clashes between the families of PMOI members outside of Evin Prison and security forces, the following people were arrested and taken inside Evin Prison:
Mahin Saremi, wife of Ali Saremi
Mohtaram Saremi, his sister
Akram Sanjari, mother of political prisoner Misaq Yazdan Nejad
Mahboubeh Mansouri and Hadi Mansouri, family members of political prisoner Mohammad-Ali Mansouri

Ali Saremi had no fear from the clerical dictatorship

Dec. 28, 2010 – Tehran
While the clerical dictatorship intended to provoke an atmosphere of fear and horror to prevent from any uprising, Mr. Saremi never gave up. He always issued messages from inside the prison calling on people to defend their rights and freedom.
In his message about the execution of Habibollah Latifi, a Kurd student and a political activist who was to be executed a few days ago Mr. Saremi wrote: “Despotism always kills to hush people and prevent great protests. The regime’s officials who are incapable of managing the country which is the source of all the problems kill. Until the despotism exists, the killing continues and people’s escalating problems will last for ever.
While condemning the execution decree of Habibollah Latifi we warn the regime that uprisings of the mass will not end with these killings”.

Report from Tehran; Ali Saremi

Dec. 28, 2010
Right now at 11.10 the family of the executed political prisoner Ali Saremi is in front of Evin Prison along with other families of supporters of PMOI. They demand the body of Ali Saremi.
The henchmen have told them that they must go to Kahrizak to receive his body.
The family of the Martyr Saremi is protesting the fact and is clashing with the henchmen. Poya Saremi, Ali Saremi’s daughter is arrested during the clash and taken into Evin Prison.

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