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Farhad, Farid Akbari Fazli: Prisoners of the day

Protester brothers

CHRR: Farhad Akbari Fazli, 19, and Farid Akbari Fazli, 21, were transferred to Behbahan Prison on Wednesday, July 11, to begin serving their prison terms of seven and nine months, respectively.

The two brothers were arrested in February 2009 during street protests. They were sentenced to prison terms on charges of "insulting the Supreme Leader."

Farhad Ali Akbari Fazli was only 17 at the time of arrest, and according to Iranian laws he would be considered a juvenile. Intelligence forces interrogated him for a whole month due to the security charges waged against him.

The Behbahan Prison is notorious for its poor conditions and there is concern that due to their young age, brothers Akbari Fazli could face serious threats at that facility.

from Ghormeh Sabzi
29-Jul-2012
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zolfali1

These two brothers should be freed immediately.

by zolfali1 on Sun Jul 29, 2012 05:15 PM PDT

And I agree with Fred.  Islamist regime is unreformable, should go and be replaced with a secular democracy. That is what the vast majority of Iranian people want. that is what the islamist regime and traitors on it's payroll are frightened of.


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Bavafa

درود بر تمام زندانیان سیاسی

Bavafa
Sun Jul 29, 2012 05:00 PM PDT

ننگ بر آنانیکه از این زندانیان شجاع برای هدف شخصی خود سؤ استفاده میکنند

 

Iranians of all walks of life taking a stand for their freedom and just rights.  They are to be commanded and supported by all freedom loving folks.

 

  Iranians need to stand united in their support for these brave souls, support their goals and aspiration for a  free independent and prospers Iran. 

 Foreign nations which thru their apartheid policy practice the same insanity and unjust detentions cannot be a good example for the future of Iran and need not to apply. 

 

 

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad


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First Amendment

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by First Amendment on Sun Jul 29, 2012 10:18 AM PDT

 

 

No regime should be changed for the sake of rhymes, but for reasons.......The regime will most certainly be overhauled from within.......to foreigners and their missionaries: Hands off.

We can't wait to see all innocent people free.....


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Fred

Regime change for Farhad & Farid's sake

by Fred on Sun Jul 29, 2012 10:04 AM PDT

In the past 34 years, the Messianic Islamist Rapists have proven they are doggedly anti-human rights and warmongers.

By process of elimination, regime change is the only option left on how to deal with these Islamist Rapists.

Backbreaking airtight sanctions plus air/naval quarantine is a must.


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