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IRI's BASTARDS
by Maryam Hojjat on Wed Sep 02, 2009 04:02 AM PDTWhat can you expect from these bastard? I know this unimaginable!
Payandeh IRAN & Iranians.
This week, two more
by vildemose on Tue Sep 01, 2009 07:55 PM PDTThis week, two more official accounts come out of Iran, confirming the extent of violence that is taking place in Iran's detention centers and prisons, against members of the public who chose to publicly protest their grievances against the Iranian government.
Mohsen Ruholamini, photo Mehr News Agency
The first is the confirmation of a story which was reported out of Iran weeks ago: that the son of a close advisor to vetted presidential candidate Mohsen Rezai lost his life to abuse in a detention center after being picked up at a post-election protest.
It seems a mistake was made, and the unregulated process by which Iranian protesters were being picked up and loaded into detention centers did not involve background searches on them to determine whether these 'enemies of the state' might in fact be related to the powerful individuals within the state itself. Thus 25-year-old Mohsen Ruholamini, the son of Rezai's senior campaign advisor Abdolhossein Ruholamini, died from "physical stress, numerous blows, and also a blow by a hard object" following his detention in Kahrizak prison and then Evin prison, according to an official medical report. The death was originally slated to an alleged prison-wide outbreak of meningitis.
The Supreme Leader of Iran -- the single most powerful person in the country -- has now offered his condolences to the Ruholamini family, and stated that justice will be sought. He was the one who called for the closing of Kahrizak prison bec
//www.huffingtonpost.com/shirin-sadeghi/iran-... of "its substandard conditions."