Thursday, August 07, 2008

Further News on Hunger Strike of Two Political Prisoners in Iran

Sayyah Hassan: Further News on Hunger Strike of Two Political Prisoners in IranAccording to the latest news received from Section 4 of the Gohardasht Prison in Iran Both Mr. Khaled Hardani and Mr. Mansour Radpour are on the 3rd day of their hunger strike. Mr. Hardani and Radpour started their hunger strike on August 5th 2008 in response to the increased physical and psychological torture towards political prisoners in Gohardasht Prison.

Mr. Hardani and Radpour have written a letter to the prison officials setting out their demands, however there has been no response from the prison officials in regards to this hunger strike. It must also be mentioned that Mr. Radpour was taken to an unknown location yesterday (August the 6th) at about 10:30 am, and up until this point there is no news about his whereabouts, safety and well being.

This is a great cause for concern for The Voice of Human Rights in Iran. A copy of the letter in Farsi can be found on the website of Human Rights and Democracy Activists in Iran.The Demands of Mr. Hardani and Mr. Radpour are as follows:

1. The recognition of political prisoners in Iranian Prison.

2. End to the oppression and inhumane treatment of political prisoners and their families.

3. Separation of political prisoners from non-political and dangerous prisoners.

5 comments:

Shiro_Khorshid said...

Thank you serendip jan for all of your support

Rita Loca said...

I just wanted to send you a hello from Paraguay. We are now residing here.

SERENDIP said...

Sayah jan: Thank you.

SERENDIP said...

JM: It is so good to hear that you're back in your element and doing what you love to do. I'm so happy for you. God Bless!

Need your prayers all the time JM. You're always on my mind...love

serendip

blank said...

Serendip, while it's still winter in Iran (you know the poem), it is people like blogging these things which I believe will eventually usher in spring.

My heart journeys with you toward spring, when the cruel, cold darkness of this barbaric era shall cease.