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45 years of prison for 5 political activists

Posted on: 5th May, 2013

 

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HRANA News Agency – Each of 5 Azerbaijani political activists have been sentenced to 9 years of prison.
According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Pour Bagher the judge of the branch third of the revolutionary court of Tabriz has sentenced each one of the arrested activists, Latif Hassani, Mahmoud Fazli, Shahram Radmehr, Ayat Mehr Ali Bayglu and Behboud Gholi Zade to 9 years of prison on charge of forming illegal group and propaganda against the government.
The intelligence of East Azerbaijan province and the prosecutor of Tabriz have asked for the highest punishment for them.
“These political activists had been arrested last February by the intelligence of Tabriz and were under integration and torture in Tabriz intelligence. They were transferred to Tabriz prison afterwards and are there since now.” Said one of their relatives to HRANA
Their sentence has been sent to one of their lawyers, Mrs. Fateme Sattari. Each of them is sentenced to 8 years of prison charged with forming illegal group and 1 year of prison on charge of propaganda against the government.

Iran ( Two Kurdish rights activists have been shot by police ) Failed to stop

 

Posted on: 7th May, 2013

 

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HRANA News Agency – Police shot two Kurdish civil activists in Marivan and they are severely injured.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), Monday afternoon around 2:00 P.M. in police checkpoint 10 km far from Marivan Habibollah Mohammadi and Behrooz Ahmadi the two Kurdish civil activists who were going to Marivan have been shot by police force.

The police claimed the reason of shooting 16 bullets to the two Kurdish activists as not paying attention to stop order from polices.

During this gunfire Habbibollah Mohammadi has hit by 9 and his friend Behrooz Ahmadi by 7 bullets.

These two Kurdish civil activists are in Marivan hospital and their health condition is severely critical.

Iran News ( Three internet cafes are closed in Bojnurd ) Election time

 

Posted on: 20th May, 2013

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HRANA News Agency – The FATA Police commander of North Khorasan claimed: “3 internet cafes who were paying no attention to the warnings of the police and were keeping their illegal actions are closed now.”

According to the report of the North Khorasan Police website, Ali Yali said: “During the third inspection of the internet cafes, 3 of them are closed because of not paying attention to the dictated instructions.”

He insisted on the prohibition of giving any kind of anti-filter services in the internet cafes.

PANAMA City ( Honduran man Busted with 2.4 tons of Cocaine in his house )

PANAMA CITY – Panama’s National Aeronaval Service, or Senan, seized 2.4 tons of cocaine and arrested a Honduran man in an operation in the Caribbean province of Colon, authorities said Monday.

Senan assistant commissioner Edgar Pino said at a press conference that the anti-drug operation was carried out last Friday in the Punta Ciri sector, where the Honduran citizen was arrested and two speedboats seized.

Pino said that the cocaine was found inside an abandoned house divided into a number of nylon sacks. Also found at the house was an AK-47 assault rifle.

He said that Colon province possesses many rivers and estuaries, which are used to move and hide drugs, and thus authorities have intensified security patrols in that sector.

Meanwhile, the chief anti-drug prosecutor, Ida Mirones, said that the arrested Honduran, who was not identified, was charged with possession of illicit substances, although the investigation into the case is continuing.

So far this year, Senan has seized 8.

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Two prisoners were hanged in Evin prison

Posted on: 19th May, 2013

 

 

 

HRANA News Agency – Mohammad Heydari and Kourosh Ahmadi have been hanged in Evin prison on charge of enmity against the God.
Mohammad Heydari and Kourosh Ahmadi, the two political prisoners who were known as the enemies of the God and sentenced to death by the revolutionary court, were hanged.
Fars News Agency claimed in his report that these two prisoners had relationship with the enemy governments and they were spying against the interests of the Islamic Republic.
This report adds that after the investigations were finished, the case was sent to the Tehran revolutionary court and after the trial they were known as the enemies of the God and sentenced to death. The sentences were confirmed by the Supreme Court.
No independent source confirms these claims and there is no news about their arrest and trial process.

Iran News ( Iran is tightening control of the Internet - Their viewing my Blog ? ) Election time

Iran: "The election comes, The Internet goes"

 

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Published on Sunday, 19 May 2013 14:22

AFP - Iran is tightening control of the Internet ahead of next month's presidential election, mindful of violent street protests that social networkers inspired last time around over claims of fraud, users and experts say.
The authorities deny such claims, but have not explained exactly why service has become slower.
Businesses, banks and even state organisations are not spared by the widespread disruption in the Internet, local media say.
"The Internet is in a coma," said the Ghanoon daily in a report in early this month. "It only happens in Iran: the election comes, the Internet goes," it said, quoting a tweet in Farsi.
Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and numerous other sites,including thousands of Western ones, have been censored in Iran since massive street demonstrations that followed the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in 2009.
Those protests -- stifled by a heavy-handed crackdown that led to numerous arrests and even deaths -- were instigated online and observers say the authorities are choking the Internet to prevent a recurrence.