Human Rights Activists Locked-Up in Iran (Countless of Beautiful Unlisted Names)

German-Iranian citizen. Top Iranian officials accused him of being associated with the group Kingdom Assembly of Iran. The organization has the objective to restore the monarchy in Iran. The organization is perceived to have orchestrated the fatal bombing in 2008. They got linked to terrorism. Jamshid Sharmahd was abducted in the United Arab Emirates and transferred to Iran in 2020. He has received the death sentence. The German Foreign Ministry has worked on his case on his behalf. They would have to part ways with 1.2 billion dollars for Jamshid Sharmahd to be released.  

Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi, and Saeed Yaghoubi partook in the Maha Zhina Amini protest in Esfahan city. They got arrested in November 2022. The Ghast-e-Irshad tortured the men. He ordered them to say that the weapon was mine. They became forced to make incriminating statements. It gave the court system ammunition to indict them. The trials occurred from December 2022 to January 2023. The court hearing trial lacked evidence and had significant procedural flaws. The men received the death sentence on the charge of enmity against God for the possession of a firearm.   

Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi, and Saeed Yaghoubi partook in the Maha Zhina Amini protest in Esfahan city. They got arrested in November 2022. The Ghast-e-Irshad tortured the men. He ordered them to say that the weapon was mine. They became forced to make incriminating statements. It gave the court system ammunition to indict them. The trials occurred from December 2022 to January 2023. The court hearing trial lacked evidence and had significant procedural flaws. The men received the death sentence on the charge of enmity against God for the possession of a firearm.   

Mahsa Amini traveled from the Kurdistan province in northwest Iran and visited the capital Tehran, Iran. Mahsa Amini replicated the behaviors of Christian European women. She wore her hijab loosely. Her hair was still visible. It quickly caught the attention of the Mortality Police. Masha Amini went into custody in September 2022. The Islamic Republic of Iran made a public claim that she had a heart attack at the police station and seeped into a coma. It  killed her. Female eyewitnesses have debunked this false narrative. These women met Masha Amini  endured severe beatings. 

Nasrin Sotoudeh is a notable lawyer in Iran. It resulted in multiple arrests. Nasrin was accused of security-related crimes and endured a secret legal trial in 2019. The judge ruled against her. She received her release date in 2021. Nasrin attended the funeral of Armita Geravand. Armita opposed the mandatory hijab laws. She paid the ultimate sacrifice. The Islamic police were in attendance. They cracked down on activists at the funeral. Nasrin got arrested. She got severely beaten up. The assault fractured her eyeglasses. The next day, she attended court. She got transferred to Qarchak prison.  

Ahmad Reza Djalali received a special invitation to the University of Tehran and Shiraz University in April 2016. During this visit, the Iranian authorities arrested him without just cause. Two weeks later, he received the reason for the charge. Espionage and collaboration with Israel! On January 31, 2017, he went to legal court. He got charged with corruption on earth. He received the death sentence. Human rights activists have claimed Iran is purposely targeting Swedish-Iranian citizens as payback. Sweden has indicted high-ranking officials of the Islamic Republic Regime for war crimes. 

Narges Mohammadi is a human rights journalist. In March 2021, she wrote a heartfelt op-ed on the death penalty and forwarded it to the Iranian Human Rights Annual Report. It resulted in two and a half years of imprisonment. She was required to endure 80 lashes and pay two fines. On November 16, 2021, she got arrested while attending Ebrahim Ketabdar. He died from the Iranian Police Force brutality during the nationwide protests in 2019. In the wake of the Mahsa Amini protests in December 2022, the BBC published Narges Mohammadi's writing detailing the sexual and physical abuse of jailed women. 

The Islamic Republic of Iran detained Yusef Mehrdad in May 2020. He was subjected to solitary confinement. He was barred from contacting his family. Yusef Mehrdad is the father of three children. He went on hunger strike to protest his inability to contact his family. Yusef Mehrdad faced accusations of contributing to the Telegram channel, Critique of Superstition and Religion. Members of this organization have allegedly insulted Islam and the Prophet Muhammad. In April 2021, he was sentenced to death for insulting the Islam and the Prophet. On May 8, 2023, Yusef Mehrdad was executed.

Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi, and Saeed Yaghoubi partook in the Maha Zhina Amini protest in Esfahan city. They got arrested in November 2022. The Ghast-e-Irshad tortured the men. He ordered them to say that the weapon was mine. They became forced to make incriminating statements. It gave the court system ammunition to indict them. The trials occurred from December 2022 to January 2023. The court hearing trial lacked evidence and had significant procedural flaws. The men received the death sentence on the charge of enmity against God for the possession of a firearm.   

Samira Sabzian is a victim of child marriage. She was 15 years old when she got married.  Samira Sabzian barred his children. In a violent retaliatory measure, she allegedly deliberately killed her husband. She was 19 years old. She endured gender apartheid and domestic violence. The Iranian Police force detained her and charged her with the murder of her husband. In prison, she refused to have visitations with her children. She wanted leniency and forgiveness from her husband's parents. The paternal grandparents were the plaintiffs. They requested that Samira Sabzian receive the death penalty.  

The Islamic Republic of Iran detained Seyyed Sadrullah Fazeli Zare in May 2020. He was the caretaker of his old mother. Seyyed Sadrullah Fazeli Zare endured solitary confinement. Human rights activists vocalized their discontent with this decision. He moved back to the general prison population. He faced accusations of contributing to the Telegram channel Critique of Superstition and Religion. Members of this organization have allegedly insulted Islam. In April 2021, he received the death sentence for insulting Islam and the Prophet. On May 8, 2023, he  sadly endured an execution.

Seyed-Mohammad Hosseini endured imprisonment for allegedly killing Ruhollah Ajamian. Ruhollah Ajamian was a militant in the Revolution Guard. It resulted in thirteen protestors getting put on trial. Five individuals ultimately got put to death. Seyed-Mohammad Hosseini endured getting charged with corruption on earth and waging war against God. He luckily had access to a lawyer. The lawyer recounted Seyed-Mohammad Hosseini's claims of harsh police brutuality. He lost consciousness. During the trial, he did not have access to the proper lawyer. He tragically endured an execution. 

Habibollah Asivad Chaab formed a separatist group in Iran. He called for independence for Iranians living in south-western Khuzestan province. The Islamic Republic of Iran Police force accused him of orchestrating the deadly attack on a militant parade in 2018. The gunman killed 25 people. He fled for safety. Habibollah Asivad Chaab lived in Sweden for a decade. He has dual Swedish-Iranian citizenship.  Habibollah Asivad Chaab got smuggled into Iran. He faced the Iranian judiciary system. Habibollah Asivad Chaab faced the charge of corruption on earth. He got executed.

The Islamic Republic of Iran arrested Elaheh Mohammadi for reporting on Mahsa Amini’s funeral. Her funeral ignited nationwide protests against the mandatory headscarf. On October 28, 2022, the Islamic Republic of Iran accused Elaheh Mohammadi of organizing the  orchestration of nationwide protests. In November 2022, her charges involved collusion to act against national security and propaganda against the state. In October 2023, she received a sentence of six years in jail for collaborating with the hostile U.S. and five years in jail for propaganda against the regime. 

Niloofar Hamedi became imprisoned for reporting on the death of Mahsa Amini on September 22, 2022. On October 28, 2022, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard accused her of organizing  the protests. In November 2022, the Islamic Republic of Iran gave her collusion to act against national security and propaganda against the state. In October 2023, the Tehran Revolutionary Court sentenced her to seven years in prison for collaborating with the hostile U.S. She faced five years in jail for acting against national security. Niloofar Hamedi is required to spend one year behind bars for propaganda against the regime.       

Alireza Akbari faced arrest in March 2019 for spying for the United Kingdom. The British Iranian citizen endured the death sentence. Alireza Akbari is a former Iranian deputy defense minister. He gave the United Kingdom strategic information. He shared nuclear secrets for 15 years. The United Kingdom denied the allegation. The United Kingdom touted they had an Iranian spy to Israel. The information made its way to Barack Obama. He publicized to the world that Iran was building nuclear weapons. Alireza Akbari experienced an execution on January 14, 2023. 

Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand, and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand faced arrest for drug-related offenses. These men claim to be of Kurdish descent. In 2018, the men faced the Iranian judiciary system. The court sentenced the men to the death sentence for drug-related charges. Loved ones gathered outside the Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj to protest the sentencing. Their family and friends endured tear gas and a shotgun. The crowd quickly dispersed. Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand ultimately endured the execution on May 20, 2023.   

Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand, and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand faced arrest for drug-related offenses. These men claim to be of Kurdish descent. In 2018, the men faced the Iranian judiciary system. The court sentenced the men to the death sentence for drug-related charges. Loved ones gathered outside the Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj to protest the sentencing. Their family and friends endured tear gas and a shotgun. The crowd quickly dispersed. Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand ultimately endured the execution on May 20, 2023.    

Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand, and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand faced arrest for drug-related offenses. These men claim to be of Kurdish descent. In 2018, the men faced the Iranian judiciary system. The court sentenced the men to the death sentence for drug-related charges. Loved ones gathered outside the Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj to protest the sentencing. Their family and friends endured tear gas and a shotgun. The crowd quickly dispersed. Saeed Garavand, Samad Garavand and Shahab Mansouri Nasab Garavand ultimately endured the execution on May 20, 2023.   

Mohammad Ghobadlou is a mentally disabled adolescent. The Islamic Revolutionary Police Force claims he ran over an official with his car on September 22, 2022. He received the death sentence on December 24, 2022. His lawyer received the information less than twelve hours' of his unlawful execution. The court revoked his death sentence in July 2023 and ordered a retrial. On January 23, 2024, he endured an execution. There were public outcries. A news agency released a disclosed verdict dated January 4, 2024. It had a one-paragraph ruling annulling the retrial because it contradicted Sharia law. 

On 23 September 2022, Sarina Esmailzadeh encountered the Islamic Republic of Iran's Revolutionary Security Guards. She died of a severe physical attack in the wake of the Mahsa Amini protests. The Revolutionary Security Guards repeatedly hit her on the head with a baton. She died instantly and did not require medical attention. Her friends notified her family. They were at the protest with her. The Islamic Republic of Iran denied the allegations. They conjured up a fictitious story, claiming she jumped off the roof of a building. Her parents came under pressure from security agents to remain silent.  

Farhad Salimi faced arrest in December 2009. He faced accusations of having a membership in the Salafist group. In jail, he  wrote a letter stating he experienced torture to make forced confessions. Farhad Salimi faced charges of corruption on earth. He became a victim of the death sentence in June 2018. The Supreme Court ruled Farhad Salimi deserved a retrial. He went to the Revolutionary Court, and he received the death sentence. On January 21, 2024, he experienced solitary confinement. He began a hunger protest in defiance of executions. Days later, he endured an execution. 

Mohsen Shekari endured an arrest for his involvement in the Mahsa Amini protests. He went to legal court. The courts alleged he blocked a main road and injured a Revolutionary guard with a machete. He faced charges of fighting and possession of a weapon with murderous intentions. Mohsen Shekari also faced the charge of causing terror and disrupting order and security. The judge ruled in favor of moharebeh (enmity against God). He got the death sentence.  Mohsen Shekari appealed the verdict to no avail. The Islamic Republic of Iran executed him on December 8, 2022.

Mohammad Mehdi Karami endured an arrest for participating in the Mahsa Amini protest. He claims he suffered from severe physical and mental torment by government officials. He lost consciousness. The Revolutionary guards assumed he was dead. They threw his body near the courthouse. The guards quickly realized he was alive. They retrieved the body. The Islamic Republic of Iran accused him of having involvement in the killing of a military member during the protests. Following his legal proceedings, he received the charge of corruption on earth. He endured an execution on January 7, 2023. 

Reza Gholamreza Rasaei endured an arrest for allegedly killing an Islamic Republic of Iran police force. He endured the death sentence on October 7, 2023. The court took his tortured confession as evidence. Reza Gholamreza Rasaei repeatedly attempted to reclaim his innocence. He reiterated that his forced confessions are illegitimate. Reza Gholamreza Rasaei claims he endured suffocation by putting a plastic bag over his head, electric shocks, and severe beatings. These harsh methods elicited forced confessions. On December 16, 2023, the legal court upheld his legal charge of the death sentence.

Hamid Gharehassanlou became a prisoner on November 4, 2022. He faced false accusations that he had involvement in killing a member of a Revolutionary Guard. The Islamic Republic of Iran police force interrogated the man by forcing him to make incriminating statements about himself. In December 2022, he received the death sentence for spreading Corruption on Earth. Hamid Gharehassanlou was not in court to receive the death sentence. He was in the hospital, healing from internal bleeding caused by physical torture. In April 2023, he went to court and received a sentence of 15 years in prison.

Majidreza Rahavard endured an arrest on November 24, 2022. He faced accusations of murdering two Revolutionary Guards in November 2022 during the protests. Majidreza Rahavard went to the Islamic Revolutionary Court on November 29, 2022. He did not have access to a human rights lawyer during his trial. The judiciary legal courts gave him the death sentence for waging war against God. Majidreza Rahavard was the first individual who endured a public execution for his involvement in the Mahsa Amini protests. The Majidreza Rahavard publicly hung from a crane on December 12, 2022. 

Mohammad Javad Vafaei Sani is a boxing champion. The Islamic Revolutionary Police force arrested him. The Iranian judiciary system found him in contempt of economic corruption for participating in a hike of gasoline protests. Mohammad Javad Vafaei Sani got charged with arson and destruction of public property. He received the death sentence for corruption on earth in the Revolutionary Court in January 2022. His bail is astronomically high to prevent his temporary release from prison. His case got repealed. The supreme court needed to further review his court case. They ruled in favor of upholding his death sentence.