(Continuation from Part IV)

7) Ansari: head of prison 209. A man who is aware of the secret interceptions of money transfers from families to political prisoners of prison 209, however he has covered up this robbery and probably is in on this robbery.

8) Balevayieh: head of cell 3 for political prisoners in Evin. He is a prominent figure for instating pain and pressure on political prisoners, and he has held captive protestors and medical patient as well.

9) Saed Seikhan: interrogator and torturer of the regime in Evin prison 209.

10) Naderi: interrogator and torturer, known as the executioner of Iranian students in 209.

11) Tehrani: interrogator and torturer in 209.

In the Revolutionary Courts, the convictions of political prisoners are taken place without the presence of a lawful jury. Officially, the regime sees no one as a political prisoner, when in reality these people are held captive based on their political thoughts. These sentences for political prisoners are missing definition.

There is none neutral or unbiased judge, and these judges resort to vulgarity and insults. The presence of the lawyer plays no effect, as the fate of the convicted is determined before trial. The Intelligence Ministry and the sentry army determine most sentences.

Now, we will give you a brief description of the prisoners in cell 3 of Evin prison:

1) Sadegh Sistani sentenced to life imprisonment: after 10 years serving imprisonment still has not seen daylight.

2) Mansour Kongdareh sentenced to 15 years imprisonment: his imprisonment term has come to an end however the regime is not willing to set him free.

3) Behrouz Javid Tehrani, victim of the July ’99 unrest, sentenced to 15 years imprisonment: he was transferred to a torturous cell from day one.

(To Be Continued…)

Long Live Freedom - Bring the Establishment of Democracy - Down with Dictatorship
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Also Read:
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part I)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part II)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part III)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part IV)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part VI)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part VII)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Part VIII)
The Frightening Conditions for Political Prisoners in Iran (Final Part)

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