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Iran - Live Blogging: Update August 24th!

• L and families of prisoners, arrested during the post-election protests, they continue to claim before the tribunal of the revolution and to Evin prison

Monday, August 24 more than 150 people, including family and friends, gathered in front of Evin prison to assert their right to see their relatives and children. The news emerged of the underground burial of 40 unidentified bodies in the cemetery of Tehran have thrown into turmoil and anguish of the families of the detainees, who want to see a law to ensure that their children are well, whereas many of them have contact with them for about two weeks. Despite the anger and bitterness, is not permitted without permission to visit by employees of the prison. Complaints and protests were then concentrated before the tribunal of the Revolution, where in fact now 60 families have gathered.

Below is a list of other detainees: Mohammad

Yazdan pilasters 30 years, was arrested on 12 of Mordad, transferred to Evin
Khosrto Mardani, 25, a computer science student. Arrested on 8 Mordad. Transferred to Evin.
Ehsanifar Hosain, 24 years, specializing in agricultural science. Arrested on 26 Tir Sq Moved to Enghelab to Evin.

• H ajarian between the accused della quarta udienza del processo

Secondo quanto riferisce l’agenzia Fars, la quarta udienza del processo, ripresa dalla Tv di stato, vedrà tra gli imputati i membri del partito riformista Mosharekat. Tra questi – riferiscie il sito Jahan – Saeed Hajarian il quale, stando ad un a fonte autorevole, per le precarie condizioni di saluta in cui si trova, avrebbe affidato a sua moglie l’incarico di leggere la sua difesa in aula con una lettera redatta da persone che restano anonime.

• H engameh Shahidi trasferita nella sezione generale della prigione

L’agenzia Saham News riferisce che la Shahidi, dopo 50 giorni dal suo arresto trascorsi in isolamento è stata trasferita nella sezione generale del carcere dove condivide la cella con un'altra donna. La Shahidi, che soffre di complicazioni cardiache, è riuscita a contattare sua madre a cui ha riferito di star bene, di essere sotto controllo medico. Non cessa tuttavia la preoccupazione dei sui familiari per la sue condizioni di salute. Shahid inoltre, come del resto gli altri prigionieri politici, sarebbe dovuta essere stata rilasciata prima del Ramadam, come promesso dalle autorità. Molti di essi sono tuttavia ancora in prigione.

• I l Dott. Maleki trasferito nella sezione 209 di Evin

Maleki arrestato due giorni fa nella sua casa, è stato trasferito nella sezione 209 del carcere di Evin. Lo riferisce his son. Maleki, who was able to meet his lawyer, Yousuf Molai, was charged with inciting subversion against the regime following the elections. Maleki, as reported by his son particularly concerned about the state of salutes his father, suffering from cardiac arrhythmia and was suffering from prostate cancer. Ha76 years and solitary confinement in Section 209 would only worsen her condition.

• P roibite visits to the journalist Bahman Aamooi

His family, which visited Evin prison where Aamooi is held by about 65 days, after hours of waiting was told by prison officers that the visits were prohibited for the journalist , said bitterly esuo fratello. Bahaman, inoltre, in 65 giorni di detenzione ha avuto la possibilità di avere contatti con la sua famiglia solo una volta.

• K arroubi pubblica le prove degli abusi sessuali avvenuti nella prigione di Kahrizak

Come annunciato nei giorni precedenti, Karroubi ha pubblica le prove degli abusi sessuali subiti dai detenuti a Kahrizak. Affida alla carta stampata il resoconto di una delle vittime che ha riferito la sua terribile esperienze alle autorità giudiziaria in diverse sedute.

Di seguito la testimonianza:

“ Mr Karroubi, dopo le testimonianze che avevo rilasciato, ha voluto ch trascorressi con lui molti giorni. Ha cercato di aiutarmi, parlandomi for hours. He tried not to feel "guilty" for what I had done. He convinced me that they are "innocent." I started to feel better. I dismissed the thought of suicide.

Wednesday, July 22, 2009 I testified in the presence of the public prosecutor, Dr. Mohammadi, a very respectable person. I spoke with kindness and tact. It made me question the place of detention on the charge of interrogation, abuse and torture. I was discharged and asked to be strong and hold on.

The second session, which took place August 20, 2009, things have gone very differently. 3 people in the justice department came in the office of Mr. Karroubi and I handed the documanti be completed. The court Moghdami with two other people have started to interrogate me. I was then asked to put everything in writing, exactly what had happened to me in prison. They resumed questioning. For 3 hours in a row continued to ask Mr. Karroubi, how and why I knew him because I told him. Urging hundreds of questions about my involvement in the post-election protests. After 3 hours protest. They tell me that they need to ascertain the truth, do not know if the chin or if someone has "convinced" to testify. Put pressure on me with questions that make me feel uncomfortable. I am convinced that they want exactly that, they want collapse and that "confession" is false: Karroubi paid me because witnesses, because those statements did. They take me by the court. Wonder why all the merciless fury against the young. He says that the word of the supreme leader is never questioned. The elections were regular, no protest or objection is tolerable. Then he opened the letter where I had been asked to write down everything that had happened to me in prison.

accused me of being a liar, no one had committed these atrocities. I saw the ventilation and added that I should keep quiet if it was true. He would take care God I did not understand what decision or action they had taken over to my testimony.

came today to ask questions to my neighbors about me, my family. Perhaps try to intimidate me to silence me? I was arrested, I was in prison. I was savagely beaten to death. I have made things difficult to tell. I just told my story to Mr. Karroubi. I know my people are with me, that one day those responsible will pay. "