Supplementary report of March 8 uprising in Iran- International Women Day

March 8, 2011

Tehran
In Ekbatan Township in Tehran People held a nightly protest at 2200 chanting Allah O Akbar.

Tehran
Laleh Park the usual gathering place of the Mothers of Uprising was announced as one of the places of gathering for protests of March 8.
The crowd started gathering at the place from 4 pm near the park and a concentrated gathering formed at 7 pm. The protesters chanted ‘death to dictator’.
To confront the protest, regime deployed a full strength suppressive force of anti-riot forces, Bassijies and Especial Units with full equipment. They started beating people.
At some points man to man clashed occurred and the youths resisted.

Tehran
Around Amirabad and Enghelab there were a great number of protesters present. The security forces were too many too but the protesters outnumbered them by 4 times.
They chanted ‘Our Neda (Neda Agha Sultan) is not death/ it is the government that is death’ and ‘death to Khamenei’.
*Neda was killed in Amirabad region on the uprising of 2009.

Arak
At the center of the city on March 8, at 1800 a great crowd gathered and sounds of firecrackers were heard.

Tehran
In Tajrish, north of Tehran, SSF and black outfit forces were stationed. In Vali-e-Asr they beat women and girls severely and the suppressive forces were more concentrated on women.
Around 6 to 7 pm the protesters started chanting ‘death to dictator’ both in Vali-e-Asr St. and Tajrish.
Suppressive cars looking like loaders were stationed to disperse the crowd. Three were arrested in Tajrish.
In Vali-e-Asr around 6 to 8 pm about 100 female protesters got arrested.
Regime has also used 14 to 15 years old Bassijies for suppression this time to rise the number of its suppressive forces for confronting the protesters.

Mashhad University students suspended from university for participating in street protests
Mashhad- March 8, 2011
According to reports, after summoning more than 20 students of the Firdusi University in Mashhad, the Disciplinary Committee announced the sentences of a number of these students on charges of ‘participating in the February 14 protests’. According to the sentences, these students have been suspended for 1 to 2 semesters.

Iran arrests dozens of women in Women’s Day protests in Tehran
Mashhad- March 8, 2011
A large number of women were arrested in various Tehran regions during the International Women’s Day (street protests). They were taken to unknown detention centers.
According to reports, at about 6 pm in Tehran, a large number of women were arrested by security forces between the Eskandari and Navab streets in Tehran.
The women were insulted and treated violently. They were taken to SSF minibuses and vans and were then taken to unknown locations.
At about 5 pm in Roudaki Street in Tehran, a bus full of detained women was taken to an unknown location. In this street, security forces guided protesters to side streets under the excuse that the streets were closed and they arrested them.
In Valiasr Square, a large number of people were arrested in groups. This measure was carried out in many regions in Tehran.

Tehran March 8, 2011 security forces out in full force in Tehran to crackdown on Women's Day protetsts

March 8 uprising - Iran

Tehran
At 1800- Between Laleh Park (the park that Mothers of Uprising usually gather in protest) and Kargar St. regime is attacking the protesters in herds. Two ladies are arrested.

Tehran
At 1845- A huge crowd is marching from Enghelab St. to North Eskandari St. So far 20 youths are arrested. They are bothering the women and girls for their veil.

Tehran
At 1900- Vanak Square is uneasy both protesters and suppressive forces are present in the square. Shops were forced to close.

Tehran
Protesters gathered in Karoon St. and it is uneasy. Suppressive forces are also present. Also at Gisha Bridge regime’s forces have gathered.

Tehran
In Eskandari St. that too many protesters are present regime’s suppressive forces started shooting into the air to disperse the crowd.
In Mohseni Sq. and both side of the streets cars have covered the road honking their horns as a sign of protest. Security forces are trying to disperse them.

Shiraz
A huge crowd is chanting ‘death to dictator’ and ‘Mubarak, Ben Ali, it’s Seyyed Ali’s (Khamanei) turn’. SSF is hardly suppressing the protesters and beats them viciously but the crowd not only does not disperse but also some more are joining them.

Tabriz
Reports received by ISC from Tabriz say that gold-sellers of Tabriz Bazaar have started their strike today. Suppressive forces have raided the shops and offices and took their belongings away.

Students Committee in Iran (Supporters of PMOI)

Women's day protest-Iran - City of Sari- March 7,2011

Women's day protest-Iran - City of Sari- March 7,2011

Women's day protest-Iran - City of Sari- March 7,2011

Tehran - March 8, 2011

There are large chanting crowds in Kargar and Amir Abad regions.

Tehran - March 8, 2011

There are large crowds in Firdosi Square and Enqelab Square and they have started booing the security forces who are on the scene. The people are chanting anti-government slogans.

Isfahan – 6 pm - March 8, 2011

A protest gathering has started in the Mir Street.

Shiraz - March 8, 2011

Molasadra Street is filled with security forces and the people are also on the streets. Security forces beat the people violently and arrest whoever stands on the street. The crowds are very large. Motorists continuously honk their horns and they have started traffic to protest on International Women’s Day. The atmosphere in town is very volatile.

Iran - Rasht-March 7, 2011

Residents of Rasht held a nightly protest on the eve of March 8, the Global Women Day. The protesting cry of Allah O Akbar filled Golsar region in Rasht.

Shahrood University continued their protest

Shahrood- March 7, 2011
Students of Shahrood University continued their protest which was started on Sunday against the rise in price of university’s food and gathered in protest in front of the dining hall of the university on Monday March 7.

Tehran- March 7, 2011

Students of Power and Computer Departments of Tehran University went on strike and sanctioned the classes in protest to the recent detentions at the university.

Iran - Boushehr- March 7, 2011

At 1400 of Monday March 7 more than 200 students of Boushehr Azad University gathered in protest in front of the university’s entrance.

Tehran- March 8, 2011

Most of the members of students’ association in Azad Shargh University are arrested.

Ousting of students in Rasht

Rasht- March 7, 2011
A number of students of Gilan University who had received suspension decrees after 2009-2010 uprising were ousted from the university.
The head of this university ousted these students when they participated in recent student demonstrations, to arouse an atmosphere of fear and horror at the university.
Following the event the Intelligence Ministry exiled them from the city.

Feast of Fire comes and regime trembles

Kermanshah- March 6, 2011
In fear of an uprising in Feast of Fire Jomhori state-run daily cited one of the heads of regime in Kermanshah, Habibollah Jahanfar: “after we were informed that a great number of igneous material were stored, in a sudden raid 400 illegal igneous material was discovered and confiscated and the place was sealed”.
He added: “In line with the plan for confronting distribution of igneous material, during last 24 hours 34 more places were inspected and their goods confiscated. In that regard 23 more units were sealed”.

Brave youths call for uprising on March 8 in Mashhad

Brave youths call for uprising on March 8 in Mashhad
Mashhad- March 7, 2011

Controlling airline offices

Tehran- March 7, 2011
Mohammad Hussein Akbari the head of secretariat of Engineering Committee of Country’s Airlines Organization was quoted by Mardomsalari daily on March 6: “because Norooz is a sensitive time this committee has appointed 20 undercover inspection teams to watch over airlines’ offices full time”.

Seven students summoned to suppressive committee

Babol- March 6, 2011
In fear of students protest the clerical dictatorship summoned seven students to the suppressive committee of Noshirvani University in Babol.
These students are accused of ‘not complying with university’s regulations’ , ‘propagating on behalf of illegal or nonreligious groups’ and ‘acting against the Establishment’.

Two juveniles and a youth to be executed

Rasht- March 6, 2011
Regime’s judiciary in Rasht issued death sentence for a youth and two juveniles; Sajad 24, his brother Sobhan 16 and Shayan Omidi 16.

Iran continues its harassment and persecution of Dervishes in Iran

Borujerd- March 6, 2011
On Saturday, 10 Gonabadi Dervishes were tried en masse in Borujerd. One of the lawyers of the Dervishes said after the trial that a new date was announced to see to the other charges of Dervishes in the future. At the same time, 189 other Dervishes were been summoned to court...
Before this, the representatives of the Dervishes had announced that 189 Dervishes were group trialed, a charge which was denied by the Borujerd Judiciary.
The Borujerd Judiciary said on March 5 that the Dervishes were charged with ‘disrupting public order’, ‘spreading propaganda against the government’ and ‘insulting’.

Students and workers protested in Maybod

Maybod- March 7, 2011
On Saturday March 5 the workers of three governmental tile and ceramic factories in Maybod gathered in protest in front of Azad University of this city and asked for their unpaid wages.
A great number of students of Law Faculty and Engineering Department of Azad University joined the protesting workers.
The protesters chanted ‘death to dictator’ and ‘student, worker, unit, unit’.
The protesters pointed to Ahmadinejad as ‘a small and liar dictator’ and called hiss promises as ‘hollow’.
The day before these protesting workers had blocked the Maybod-Ardakan and Maybod-Yazd roads for 20 minutes. (These roads connect provinces of Tehran, Qom, Isfahan, Yazd, Kerman and Bandar Abbas).

Anti-regime slogans posted throughout Shahr-e-Kurd University

Shahr-e-Kurd- March 7, 2011
On Thursday morning March 3 when the students of Shahr-e-Kurd University and Engineering Education Center entered their classrooms they were confronted with typed anti-regime slogans on the walls.
Some of these slogans were posted on the door of the office of Khamenei’s representative at the University.

Student in Tabriz ousted from university

Tabriz- March 7, 2011
Student of Tabriz Sahand University reported to ISC that 5 students of this university have been ousted from the university after they participated in nightly protest of Allah O Akbar at the university’s dormitory.

Tuesdays of Protest- Orumieh - Iran - March 7, 2011

Protest gathering-Sari - Iran - regime's Governor office March 7, 2011

Strike continues in Kyan Tire Factory

Tehran- March 5, 2011
The strike of the workers of Kyan Tire Factory in Tehran started since several days ago and is still continuing.
The workers went on strike in protest to not receiving their wages for months; they chanted: ‘death to the liar’ and ‘ Hoja ebn Hasan (the last Shiite Imam) uproot oppression and brutality’.
They wrote ‘death to oppressor’ on white banners and tied it to the bars of the factory close to Saeed Highway.
To prevent people from joining the workers regime suppressive forces has surrounded the strikers.

People’s attack to torch regime’s gas company

Khoramabad- March 6, 2011
On March 2 residents of Khoramabad gathered in protest in front of regime’s gas company in Khoramabad and tried to torch it.
In fear of the act a great number of SSF were deployed to the scene and dispersed people by force.

Students of Engineering Department on protest

Tehran- March 6, 2011
Since March 5 the students of Engineering Department of Tehran University went on strike in protest to the arrest of two of the students of this department and didn’t attend classes. The strikers said that this strike will continue every day since 11 am until these two students are freed.
They said that in future days the strike will be more widespread.
The start of the strike was on March 5 at 11 am in front of Amirabad Pardis Building. The student sang the unity song of students and chanted ‘political prisoners must be freed’ and ‘students will die but will not surrender to oppression’.
The organizers were taken to the Harasat of the university.

Students protest in Semnan

Semnan- March 6, 2011
Students of Semnan University used the opportunity of an exhibition at the university and started a protest chanting anti-regime slogans.

Teacher Training Univ. students write statement to salute Iranian people’s resistance

Tehran-March 5, 2011
A group of students from the Teacher Training University published a statement and saluted the resistance of the Iranian people in the face of armed security forces and asked the people not to cease their efforts until the downfall of the government and the final victory.
These students stressed on a non violent struggle and nationwide strikes and said that ‘this kind of struggle will lead those who were on the sidelines until now because of the high price of the struggle to join in”.
“On the other hand, this kind of struggle will disclose the morally corrupt nature of the government”.

Protester under torture for false confession

Tehran- March 6, 2011
Mohammad Mehdi Abyat a protester arrested on March 1 uprising carrying some Molotov Cocktails has gone severely under torture to confess that he has had connection with PMOI.

Pioneer women of Iran ring the bell of downfall of religious Fascism ruling Iran

Pioneer women of Iran ring the bell of downfall
of religious Fascism ruling Iran

Mothers of Uprising call for protest on March 8, the Global Women Day

Tehran- March 6, 2011
Mothers of Uprising issued a statement calling on Iranians to hold another uprising on March 8, the Global Women Day.
The statement reads in part: “Eight of March, the Global Women Day will be hundred year’s old this year...
In Iran the brave and capable women though under severe suppression and oppression but are not afraid and take into the streets with others; they protest, they struggle and they spend the best years of their lives due to the decrees of kangaroo courts under the most inhumane conditions in prisons because they had defended human rights and protested its serious violation in Iran and they had fought for their equality.
Amongst these women we can name: Zainab Jalalian, Bahareh Hedayat, Alieh Eghdam Doost, Mahdieh Golrou, Atefeh Nabavi, Sahba Rezvani, Manijeh Nasrollahi, Sosan Tabyanian, Farah Vazehan, Masoumeh Yavar, Nazila Dashti, Zahra Jabari, Kefayat Malek Mohammadi, Raihane Haj Ibrahim Dabaqh, Ozra Alsadat Ghazi Mirsaeed, Parvin Javad Zadeh, Fatemeh Khoramjou, Hengameh Shahidi, Mahsa Rahmati, Nasrin Sotoudeh, Ronak Safarzadeh, Shabnam Madadzadeh, Nazanin Khosravani, Zoleikha Mosavi and hundreds and thousands other female political prisoners...
On the eve of the hundred anniversary of the Global Women Day on March 8, we the Mothers of the Uprising (Mothers of Laleh Park) and our supporters...will put hand in hand and announce that we will not retreat even one step from this path and we will stand firm as before...
Along with you we will cry for equality in all economical, social and legal aspects, for the annulations of all execution and stoning to death decrees and tortures and their annulations from all punishment laws.
We demand the unconditional freedom of all political and belief prisoners whether they are men or women; we demand the fare trial of all elements of killings of people during last 32 years in popular courts...
We announce that we will be present at 4 pm on March 8 at Fatemi St, Amir Abad Intersection in Tehran (the place were Neda Agha Sultan Was killed during 2009 uprisings).”

UPRISING IN IRAN - MARCH 1, 2011

On the eve of Women Day - Zahra Bahrami a brave woman, an Iranian-Dutch citizen - March 8

Dictator say hello to your end

Tehran- March.4, 2011
On March 1 uprising a brave youth hanged the poster of ‘Dictator! Say Hello to Your End’ from the wall of Niayesh Highway at 5 pm in Tehran.

Iranian regime terrified over Feast of Fire uprising

Kermanshah- March 5, 2011
The head of the Kermanshah State Security Forces said, “Those who disrupt the peace in any way on the last Wednesday of the (Persian) year (Feast of Fire), will be the guest of the judiciary and security forces until the end of the holidays”.
“People will be prevented from gathering in specific locations on this day”, he threatened.

Judiciary spokesman reveals widespread arrests in Iran

Tehran- March 5, 2011
According to the state run Mehr News Agency, Mohseni Eje’ie, the Judiciary spokesman acknowledged the widespread arrests in Iran and said, “250,000 cases are referred to the courts in Iran every month. This is while the judicial system still has a shortage on judges and employees”.
“In the first 6 months of this (Persian) year, one million and 506,042 cases have entered the courts. This is while 280,000 cases were still not seen to from the year before and we still have not counted the cases for the second six months of the year”, he said.

Further reports on the uprising on March 1 in Iran

Two SSF vans torched
Tehran- March.4, 2011
On March 1 uprising in Tehran at 1900 close to Enghelab St. following the raid of suppressive forces at the protesting youths, two vans of SSF was torched by angry youths.
At Roodaki St. youths threw handmade grenades at suppressive forces.


Detainees of March 1 uprising
Tehran- March.4, 2011
Some detainees of March 1 Uprising were taken to a school called Ayatollah Saiedi at the intersection of Fatemi and Vali-e-Asr Streets and then transferred from there to prison.

Distributing sweet for Khamenei’s fall
Tehran- March.4, 2011
On March 1 Uprising the participants bought sweets and distributed them amongst other protesters saying that we want to celebrate Khamenei’s death.

Arrests on March 1 uprising
Tehran- March.4, 2011
Eyewitnesses said that on March 1:
- at 1730 between Navab and Enghelab Streets two young boys were arrested and taken away in a mini-bus.
-at 1800 in Azadi Street near Enghelab Sq. a young girl was taping the scenes from inside a BTR (fast bus). The suppressive forces raided the bus viciously arresting the girl, but all the women at female section of the bus attacked them back and pushed them off the bus by force. The driver cooperated and closed the door. Then everybody started chanting anti-regime slogans and drove off the scene and in this way the girl was saved.

Uprising of March 1 in Kermanshah
Kermanshah- March.4, 2011
On March 1 residents of Kermanshah gathered in protest in No Bahar St. and clashed with suppressive forces. There were also scattered clashes in the regions around Ferdosi Square.

100 protesters arrested in Rasht
Rasht- March 1, 2011
According to reports, protesters in Rasht held widespread protests, chanting ‘death to dictator’…
Security forces and plainclothes agents violently attacked the protesters trying to disperse them. These clashes went on for some time and a large number of people, especially young people, were arrested. It is estimated that more than 100 protesters were arrested.


30 male and female protesters violently arrested in Tehran’s Palestine Street
Tehran- March 1, 2011
The presence of the people in Palestine Street led to violent confrontations by security forces and the arrest of about 30 men and women.
According to our reporter who was on the scene, security forces forced 10 young men who they had detained to lie down on the ground. The agents pulled their shirts over their heads and beat them.
Security forces kept male and female detainees in vans and even beat them inside these black vans. The violence used by security forces in these arrests was very unfortunate.
A young woman was violently pulled on the ground to the van. Her cries were very heartbreaking for the people on the scene.

At least 50 arrested in Enqelab Square protests in Tehran
Tehran- March 1, 2011
In Tehran, at least 50 protesters have been arrested in Enghelab Square.


Hometown of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- has become the scene of heavy clashes
Mashad- March 1, 2011
8:10 p.m. Ahmad Abad Street in Mashhad -- hometown of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- has become the scene of heavy clashes between the people and security forces. An eyewitness reports, "The clashes are severe. They're just short of firing mortar shells! The number of arrests is very high. I can say that there have been at least 150 arrests."

Arrested youths transferred to unknown location
Tehran- March.4, 2011
Eyewitness of March 1 uprising: “in Enghelab Sq. suppressive forces attacked the protesters on motorbikes and beat them with batons. In continuation the crowd moved towards Azadi chanting ‘Yare Dabestani’ the song of unity.
The suppressive forces again attacked them and in Eskandari St. started arresting the youths and transferred them with mini-bus to unknown locations.

Two students arrested
Tehran- March.4, 2011
During March 1 uprising two students of Science Department of Tehran University were arrested.

A student of Sharif Industrial University arrested
Tehran- March.4, 2011
Siamak Sohrabi, a student of Master of Science of Development Department of Scharif Industrial University was arrested on Monday Feb. 28 after he referred to the bureau of pursuit of Intelligence Ministry when he was summoned by it.
Siamak is a member of the board of directors of Islamic Association of this university and the representative of this association at the university’s Cultural Council.
Siamak was transferred to Evin Prison on March 1.

Suspension decrees and prevention of entering dormitory
Tehran- March.4, 2011
At least 18 students of Scharif Industrial University were arrested after the Feb. 14 uprising in Tehran.
Reza Roosta Azad the temporarily dean of this university illegally banned 20 students from entering the university and 25 students from entering the dormitory.

Prisoners cramped into prisons with little space

Tehran- March 5, 2011
The head of the Prison Organizations, Qolamhussein Ismaieli said, “In the past one and half years, 55 thousand people were added to the total number of prisoners in Iran”. This is while prison space has not even increased 55 meters.
“Currently, the capacity of prisons across the country is to hold 85 thousand prisoners but these prisons hold more than 220 thousand prisoners”.
These figures are only a part of the true figures and do not include prisoners in secret detention centers, safe homes which belong to the RGC and the Ministry of Intelligence and other secret and suppressive institutions.

Daughter of female executed political prisoner under pressure and threats one month after mother’s execution

Tehran- March 2, 2011
One month after the inhumane death sentence for political prisoner Zahra Bahrami was carried out, interrogators of the Intelligence Agency and Tehran Prosecutor Abbas Jafari Dolat Abadi refuse to hand over her will and personal belongings to her family.
Reza Arefi, an interrogator and torturer who works for the Intelligence Agency in the Sepah Cellblock in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, summoned Bahrami’s daughter, Banafsheh Naebpour, and her husband some time ago to the Karaj Intelligence Agency and interrogated and threatened them for a prolonged amount of time. Arefi told her that if she called the Dutch Embassy (Zahra Bahrami had a dual Dutch-Iranian nationality) the media or human rights activists she and her husband would be arrested.
He also threatened that they would charge her mother with immoral conduct in a TV show called 20:30 to bring disgrace to their family. Arefi also told them that they were not allowed to put a stone on her grave and no more than 10 people were allowed to go to her gravesite at one time.

The critical condition of political prisoner Zahra Jabari

Tehran- March.4, 2011
The health of Zahra Jabari who was arrested on Qods Day’s protests of 2009 is critical and she is receiving no medical treatment.
She is suffering from heart problems and progressive rheumatism because of which she can hardly walk.

Iranian regime downplays major protests in Tehran

Tehran- March 5, 2011
The Fars News Agency which is run by the Revolutionary Guards Corps wrote in a report simultaneously with the Tehran protests that ‘Tehran was calm’.
This state-run daily wrote: ‘Anti-revolutionary groups like the Monafeghin (PMOI)… who were trying to create unrest in the streets of Tehran with the support of western propaganda institutions… failed again in their conspiracies’.
‘The timely presence of security forces and the people’s Bassij forces on the scene prevented the anti-revolutionary elements from making any moves’.

Security forces shoot and kill another Kurd carrier in Sardasht

Sardasht- March 2, 2011
On the night of Tuesday, March 1, 2011, security forces killed a trader after opening fire on him in the Sardasht border region.
According to reports, Fereidoun Ismail Zadeh, a Kurd carrier was killed in the Miravi region and a number of livestock who carried goods were also killed.
His body was reportedly buried in Mahabad where he lived.
A carrier is a local phrase used for those who carry goods from the border on their backs without any other facilities.
Experts on Kurdistan affairs believe that because of the lack of economical programs, unemployment and poverty in the Kurdistan border regions, a large number of people are forced to carry goods and trade through the border to make a living.

Man lashed in public in Lamerd

Lamerd- March 4, 2011
ISNA state-run news agency reported on March 1 that the Fars Judiciary announced that in line with the goals of the Judiciary and the emphasis of the head of the Judiciary on speeding up the implementation of firm sentences, the flogging sentence of a robber was carried out in the town of Lamerd.
The sentence was carried out in public in the Imam Khomeini Square in this town.

Iran executes two prisoners in Orumieh Prison

Orumieh- March 4, 2011
In the waves of executions in Orumieh, two Kurd prisoners were hanged in the Central Orumieh Prison on Thursday March 3.
According to reports, Iraj Hossein Nejadian from the Anbi Village and Behrouz Shokohi from the Nichlan Village in Orumieh were hanged in this prison.
These two prisoners were convicted of drug related charges. It is to be mentioned that the clerical dictatorship hangs political prisoners under the fake charge of drug dealing to legitimize its crime in public one well-known case of such executions was the execution of Zahra Bahrami Iranian- Dutch citizen who was arrested during Ahsura Uprising of 2009 and was hanged early February of 2011.

Iran executes man in Khomein Shahr

Khomein Shahr- March 2, 2011
A 24 year old man identified as Mahmoud Alayi was hanged in the Khomein Shahr Prison yard on Wednesday morning on charges of possessing narcotics.
According to the state-run IRNA news agency, his death sentence was carried out in the presence of judicial officials, security officials and the Medical Examiner in Khomein Shahr Prison at 6:30 am after it was finalized by the Attorney General.

Iran hangs 3 prisoners in Adel Abad Prison in Shiraz

Shiraz- March 2, 2011
Three prisoners in the Adel Abad Prison in Shiraz who were sentenced to death by the 2nd, 4th and 6th branches of the Revolutionary Court in Shiraz were hanged.
Fars Province Judiciary’s Public Relations Office identified these men who were hanged on drug related charges as A.A, H.R, and S.K.G.
Their sentences were carried out after it was upheld by the Supreme Court and the Attorney General.

Execution; tools of regime for survival

March.4, 2011
To provoke atmosphere of fear and horror in the society the clerical dictatorship hanged 9 in Orumieh’s prison on the dawn of Monday Feb. 28 one day before the March 1 uprising.
Two of the slain were women.
A few days ago regime had transferred 12 prisoners to solitary cells for execution. So this fear exists that the other three will be executed soon.
In another event Siasat state-run daily announced that the clerical dictatorship has hanged 10 prisoners in prisons of Adel Abad in Shiraz, in Bam and in Jiroft.
Mohammad Nabi N., Mehdi S., Alibakhsh S. Hamidreza D. and Sohrab N. have been hanged in Jiroft
Malek N. and Saeed M. were hanged in Bam’s prison.
A.A., H. R and S. K. were hanged at Adel Abad Prison in Shiraz.