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Abolfazl Ghadiyani
Veteran activist says Iranians still under tyranny
Iranian political prisoner Abolfazl Ghadiyani has issued an open letter from prison, saying the Iranian Revolution failed because “absolute monarchy was reproduced as the absolute leadership of the Faqih (the expert cleric).
Prisoners write judiciary about exiled inmate
Thirty-six Iranian political prisoners have written an open letter to the head of the judiciary, Ayatollah Sadegh Larijani, to warn him about the health of Abolfazl Ghadiyani, another political prisoner who was recently exiled to Ghezel Hessar Prison.
Prisoner’s transfer called “blatant violation”
Thirty-nine Iranian political prisoners have written a letter to the head of Iran’s judiciary to protest against the transfer of Abolfazl Ghadiyani to Ghezel Hesar Prison, calling it a “blatant violation of the current rules and regulations.”
Voices raised to stop abuse of prisoners’ families
117 journalists have called on the head of the judiciary to stop prison interrogators from threatening and bullying the families of prisoners.
Jailed reformist wants Iranian leader to resign
Jailed reformist Abolfazl Ghadiyani has called on Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Kahmenei to step down from his all-powerful position for the sake of the system.
