We Demand Freedom For Six Awazi Activists In Iran, Facing Unfair Trial, At Risk Of Torture Or Execution!
We, the undersigned, demand the the international
community act now and bring all possible pressure to bear upon the Islamic
Republic of Iran to unconditionally release blogger Mohammad Ali Amouri;
teacher Rahman Asakereh, teacher Hashem Sha’bani Amouri, teacher Hadi Rashidi,
Sayed Jaber Alboshoka and his younger brother Sayed Mokhtar Alboshoka. These
six are activists from Iran's Awazi Arab minority, who are in grave risk of
torture and possibly execution.
They are prisoners of conscience who are going on trial
under illegal charges which steam solely from their own peaceful activism and
protected under Article 18, section 1, and Article 19, sections 1 and 2 of the International
Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, as well as Article 24 of Iran's
Constitution.
Clearly, the Islamic Republic's henchmen are also motivated by the
vindictive desire to punish Awazi Arabs for past activism, as witnessed by the
fact that these men were arrested at their homes in February and March 2011 in
advance of the sixth anniversary of widespread protests by Ahwazi Arabs in
April 2005.
It is the Islamic Republic regime, not these six activists, who are guilty
of committing serious crimes in this case. It is incumbent upon the
international community to act accordingly!
انا معهم ..نعم للسلام لا للإرهاب والظلم
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