Sunday, June 30, 2024

In the provinces that were the center of the revolutionary uprising, participation in the elections was at the lowest level

Official and unofficial statistics show that in the provinces that witnessed the most widespread protests during the revolutionary uprising, people's participation in the elections has dropped the most compared to the previous periods. According to these data, in Kurdistan province, which was one of the main foci of Gina Amini's uprising in 2022, the participation rate was 23%. This is despite the fact that in June 2021 elections, the participation rate of this province was announced as 37.4%. Also, in Kermanshah province, which was another focus of the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising, the participation rate in the elections was 32%, while in the 2021 elections, the participation rate in this Kurdistan province was 46%. In the province of Sistan and Baluchistan, which in 2021 according to the official statistics, the participation rate in the elections was 62.8%, this time the official statistics report a 40% voter participation.
In Gilan province, which was one of the focal points of the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising during the revolutionary uprising, the participation rate in the elections was announced at 32.6 percent. This is despite the fact that in the 2021 elections, the official statistics reported the participation of 57% of the people of this province. In Khuzestan province, which is facing extensive economic problems, unemployment and environmental crises, despite the vast energy resources, unofficial statistics show that only 29.6% of people participated in this round of elections. In the 2021 elections, the official statistics of the participation of the people of Khuzestan was announced as 50%. In the city of Tehran, which was one of the centers of protests, the participation rate in the elections was reported as 23%. Most of the victims of the protests of 2022, which is known as the "woman, life, freedom" uprising, were in these areas, especially Kurdistan and Baluchistan. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/30/in-the-provinces-that-were-the-center-of-the-revolutionary-uprising-participation-in-the-elections-was-at-the-lowest-level/

Wednesday, June 26, 2024

One of the survivors of the sunken migrant boat was arrested for the rape and murder of a teenage girl

The Italian police announced the arrest of one of the survivors of the drowned migrant boat on the charge of murdering a teenage Iraqi girl inside the same boat. The Italian news agency reported on Wednesday (June 26) that the man, who was also Iraqi, had raped the girl after her death, although a police spokesman did not confirm this in an interview with AFP. The police statement emphasizes that while the yacht was far from the coast of Italy, the Iraqi man assaulted and assaulted the 16-year-old girl, another survivor of the boat, causing her to suffocate. The Italian police say that the suspect is in custody in the prison of Catanzaro, the capital of the Calabria region.
Among the passengers of the sunken boat that reached the coastal waters of the Calabria region in Italy from Turkey and then capsized, only 12 people survived and efforts to find the missing people continue. On Monday, June 10, a boat with 76 passengers, who were illegal immigrants, set off from the port of Bodrum in Turkey, three days later, on June 13, the boat capsized, and on June 17, the Italian Maritime Police was able to find this boat and rescue its 11 passengers. 8 of them were Kurds. More than half of the boat passengers were Iranian Kurds and Iraqi Kurds.

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

A call to boycott the elections by a group of injured and arrested people of the 2022 uprising

A group of injured and arrested people of the revolutionary uprising of 1401 called for a boycott of the elections. On the eve of holding the presidential elections of the Islamic Republic of Iran on June 28, a group of the wounded and detainees of the 2022 Gina revolutionary uprising called for an active boycott of the elections. In this announcement, referring to the obsolescence of elections in the Islamic Republic of Iran, participation in these elections is seen as a confirmation of the oppressive nature and years of poverty, discrimination and repression imposed by this regime, and therefore they have called for a boycott of these elections. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/25/a-call-to-boycott-the-elections-by-a-group-of-injured-and-arrested-people-of-the-2022-uprising/ The text of the announcement is as follows: Announcement of actively boycotting elections A group of the wounded and prisoners of the uprising of the life of Azadi Our vote is to actively boycott the elections and the revolutionary overthrow of the Islamic government of Iran. Following the death of Ebrahim Raeesi, the murderer of thousands of political prisoners and also one of the suppressors of the revolutionary uprising of the women of freedom, the presidential election in Iran will be held on Friday, (June 28) and a year earlier than previously scheduled. What is clear is the fact that during the lifetime of this oppressive government, elections did not have any meaning and what happened is the government appointments for power to be transferred from hand to hand and the possibility of looting among themselves. What the people have experienced during these decades is corruption, oppression, discrimination, oppression, poverty, calamity, misery, death and crime, and the ridiculous show of their elections was nothing but a stamp of approval on this oppressive system. Therefore, we, a group of injured and arrested people of the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising, along with the majority of the people and all the fighters for freedom and equality, are actively boycotting these elections and indeed the appointments. What we mean by active boycott is that we not only do not participate in the elections of this government, but we also actively work against this criminal system and we want the revolutionary overthrow of the Islamic government in Iran, and we will not give up any efforts in this way. The majority of people living in Iran have said no to both factions of this government for years, and especially in the January 2017 and November 2019 uprisings, and especially in the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising, they said a big NO to this regime as a whole. As people who were either injured or arrested in this uprising, we, along with the majority of the people, do not say no to this criminal system and do not say no to the elections of this regime, and we consider it our duty to actively fight against it collectively and unitedly. From our point of view, any participation or association with this ridiculous and engineered election is a seal of approval for crime and association with the murderers of our children. We will fight unitedly against this system, which is always engaged in systematically reproducing discrimination and inequality in all political, social, ethnic, cultural, religious-ideological, economic, sexual, gender and environmental dimensions, and boycotting their elections is one of the least important tasks. Our opinion is only the overthrow of Islamic government A woman of freedom signers: Rada Fatehi - Hero Qadimi - Zaniar Tondro - Aristo Pasiyar - Farzad Moradinia - Adnan Hosseini -Ali Masri-Yahiaserkhani-Vahed Roznourd-Ayoub Abdullahi-Ako Maarofi Azar-Kian Derakhshan-Kivan Samadi-Mehrdad Sabouri.

Monday, June 24, 2024

Yusuf Hajikhosh, a Kurdish political activist, was sentenced to forty months in prison

Yusuf Hajikhosh, a member of the Central Council and the Executive Board of the United Kurdish Front, was sentenced to three years and four months in prison by the Oshnawiyeh Revolutionary Court. According to the Kurdistan Human Rights Network, this Kurdish political activist from Oshnawiyeh was sentenced to three years and four months in prison by the Revolutionary Court of this city headed by Judge Ansari on the charge of "acting against national security" through cooperation with one of the Kurdish opposition parties. became. This verdict was sent to this political activist last week. On the 1st of May, the security forces raided the family home of Yusuf Hajikhosh, a member of the Central Council and Executive Board of the United Front, in the village of "Kuneh Qala" in Oshnawiyeh , and violently arrested him. After his arrest, he was transferred to one of the security detention centers in Urmia, and on May 30, he was temporarily released from Oshnawiyeh prison with a bail of 1 billion tomans. The Kurdish United Front is a political party whose goal is to advance economic and social development programs in Iran, including the Kurdish regions, to ensure people's welfare and prevent discrimination. This front was founded in early 2004 with the cooperation of a group of Kurdish political and cultural activists.

Sunday, June 23, 2024

Continued pressure on the families of the victims of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising.

The father and brother of "Kumar Daroftada" one of the victims of the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising in Piranshahr city were summoned to the intelligence office of the IRGC. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/23/continued-pressure-on-the-families-of-the-victims-of-the-woman-life-freedom-uprising/ According to the Kurdistan Human Rights Association (KMMK), on Saturday, June 22, Hasan Daroftada and Mardin Daroftada, the father and brother of "Kumar Daroftada", were summoned to the IRGC intelligence office in Piranshahr. According to this report, intelligence forces have interrogated them regarding the continuation of the lawsuit and also the holding of the "Kumar Daroftada" memorial ceremony. A 16-year-old teenager, Kumar Daroftada, was killed by direct fire from Iranian military forces during the demonstration on October 30, 2022 in Piranshahr city. In the past year, many families of the victims of the "Women, Life, Freedom" uprising have faced pressure, arrest and imprisonment.

Saturday, June 22, 2024

In one month, 11 Kurdish citizens were killed and 27 political and civil activists were arrested

In the last month of spring, 11 Kurdish citizens were killed and injured by Iranian military forces, 27 political, civil and cultural activists were also arrested. According to Kurdistan Human Rights Network, between May 21 and June 21, at least 3 Kolbers were killed, 6 Kolbers and 2 other citizens were wounded by Iranian security forces. Also, during this period, 27 political, civil, and cultural activists have been arrested, and prison and exile sentences have been issued for three people, including two journalists. The Kurdistan Human Rights Network has also pointed out that the pressures on the families of the victims of the women, life, freedom uprising, , and the Kurdish political prisoners were also faced with many problems and pressures. Also, last month, a woman was set on fire by her husband in Piranshahr. Regarding the victims of mine explosions in different regions of Kurdistan, two people were killed in Ashnoyeh and Bane due to mine explosions and four others were injured . https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/22/in-one-month-11-kurdish-citizens-were-killed-and-27-political-and-civil-activists-were-arrested/

Friday, June 21, 2024

Another Kolber was killed by Iranian military forces

Erkan Balwase, 29-year-old Kolber was killed by the border guards of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the border areas of "Tete" Horaman near Sarovabad city in Kurdistan province. According to the report of Kurdistan Human Rights Network: "On the morning of Friday, June 21, a group of Kolbers in the border heights of Tete, while they were without any goods, were shot at from close range and without prior warning by the Iranian border guards, who As a result, Arkan Balwaseh was killed." The body of this Kolber has been moved to the village of "Galieh" in Marivan for burial. According to the statistics collected in June of this year, Sina Rasulzadeh and Hajir Mahmoodpour, two kolbers from Sardasht and Javanroud, were killed by the border guards of the Islamic Republic of Iran in the border areas of Baneh and Sardasht cities in Kurdistan and West Azarbaijan provinces. Also, Rahim Ebrahimi also died in the border areas of Sardasht by falling into the river during the chase by the Iranian border guards. At least 4 Kolbers were shot and two Kolbers were injured as a result of being beaten by the Iranian border guards in the border areas of Kurdistan province. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/21/another-kolber-was-killed-by-iranian-military-forces-2/

Thursday, June 20, 2024

A Kurdish political asylum seeker faces the risk of extradition to Iran

Nourzad Alimoradi, a Kurdish political asylum seeker and a member of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran, whose asylum request was rejected after staying in Norway for 8 years, was transferred to Turkey and is facing the risk of extradition to Iran. The Kurdistan Human Rights Association, citing Avat (Isa) Bazyar , a political and civic activist living in Norway, announced that Noorzad Alimoradi was transferred to Turkey from Lina camp in Norway on Wednesday. This Kurdish political asylum seeker committed suicide at the Istanbul airport while being transferred to the Iranian plane, that's why he was taken to the hospital. Although the process of deporting this political asylum seeker to Iran has been temporarily stopped due to his deteriorating health, there is still a possibility of his extradition to Iran. Noorzad Ali Moradi is from the city of Sarpol Zahab and belongs to the religious minority of Yarsan. If he is extradited to Iran, he faces the risk of torture, long-term imprisonment and even execution. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/20/a-kurdish-political-asylum-seeker-faces-the-risk-of-extradition-to-iran/

Tuesday, June 18, 2024

Eight of the rescued passengers are Kurds.. A ship sank with 61 asylum seekers

A ship with 61 passengers, who were asylum seekers from several Middle Eastern countries, sank 200 km off the coast of Italy, 11 people were saved, 8 of them are Kurds (Iraqi and Iranian). The bodies of 12 people have been found and 38 people are still missing. It is said that 35 crew members of this ship were Kurds, the rest were from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and Bangladesh. On Monday, June 10, the mentioned ship left Bodrum port in Turkey for Italy. On Thursday, contact with this ship was cut off, and on Monday, June 17, it was found that the ship had sunk. The names of some survivors who are Kurds: Mojdeh Omar from Erbil Miran Qadir son of Mojde Majdeh's niece named Mary Larin Riboar is Majdeh's niece Naser Ramadani from Bukan Ako Ghazizade from Mahabad Rouya Mohi Aldini A Kurdish citizen from Urmia named Wafa هەشت کۆچبەری کورد رزگاریان بوو.. دوایین زانیاری لەبارەی بەلەمە نقومبووەکەی ئیتالیا بۆهێنانەدی ژیانێکی باشتر و پارێزراوتر، ملی رێگای پڕ مەترسی کۆچیان گرتەبەر، بەڵام بەلەمەکەیان نقوم بوو و نەک هەر خەونەکەیان، بەڵکوو ژیانیشیان ژاکا.. ئەمە بەسەرهاتی ٦١ کۆچبەری نایاساییە کە بەلەمەکەیان لە ٢٠٠ کیلۆمەتری کەناراوەکانی کالابریای ئیتالیا تێکشکا. نزیکەی نیوەی سەرنشینانی ئەو بەلەمە کوردبوون، هەندێکیان رزگارکراون و ئەوانیتر بێسەروشوێنن. بەلەمەکە دوو شەممەی رابردوو لە بەندەری بۆدرومی تورکیاوە کەوتبووەڕێ، لە رۆژی پێنج شەممە ١٣ی مانگەوە لە سنووری دەریای ئیتالیا پەیوەندی پچڕابوو، دوای ئاگادارکردنەوەی پۆلیسی دەریاوانی ئیتالیا دەرکەوت بەلەمەکە نوقم بووە. رۆژی دووشەممە ١٧ مانگ راگەیەندرا کە توانراوە بە شێوەیەکی پەرجو ئاسا ١١ کەس رزگار بکرێن و ١٢ تەرمی دۆزراونەتەوە و تائێستا ٣٨ کەس بێسەروشوێنن. باس لەوەدەکرێت نزیکەی ٣٥ سەرنشینی بەلەمەکە کورد بوون، خەڵکی باشووری کوردستان و رۆژهەڵاتی کوردستان، کۆچبەرەکانی دیکەش خەڵکی وڵاتانی ئەفغانستان، سوریا، بەنگلادیش و ئێران بوون. بە وتەی کۆنسیتا جیۆفری سەرۆکی رێکخراوی رێد کروس لە شاری کالابریای ئیتالیا یەکێک لە رزگاربووان باسی لەوەکردووە کە ماتۆڕی بەلەمەکەیان گڕی گرتووە و دواتر تەقیوەتەوە و بەو هۆیەوە بە خێرایی بەلەمەکە پر بووە لە ئاو و نوقم بووە.
مژدە عومەر کە خەڵکی هەولێرە چانسی مانەوە لە ژیانی هەبووە، پەیوەندی بە کەسوکاریەوە کردووە و پێی راگەیاندوون، خوی و منداڵێکی و خوشکەزایەکی ڕزگاریان بووە و ٣ منداڵی خۆی لە گەڵ هاوژینەکەی تائێستا بێسەروشوێنن.
بە وتەی مژدە لە خێزانی ڕێبوار کەمال کە خەڵکی خۆشناوەتی هەولێرن تەنها منداڵێکیان ڕزگاری بووە بە ناوی لارین ڕێبوار کەمال. ناوی بەشێک لە رزگابووان کە کوردن: مژدە عۆمەر خەڵکی هەولێر میران قادر کوری مژدە خوشکەزای مژدە ناوی ماری لارین ریبوار خوشکەزای مژدە ناسر رەمەزانی خەڵکی بۆکان ئاکۆ قازی زادە خەڵکی مهاباد رویا محی الدینی کەسێک بە ناوی وەفا خەڵکی ورمێ هەروەها کچێکیش بەناوی حەدیس تا ئیتالیا لە ژیاندا مابوو، بەڵام دواتر کۆچی دوایی کرد. بەهۆکاری ئابووری و سیاسی و کۆمەڵایەتی ساڵانە دەیان هەزار کەس لە وڵاتانی ناسەقامگیری وەک عێراق، سوریا، ئێران، ئەفغانستان و وڵاتانی دیکەی ناوچەکەوە، رێگەی کۆچ دەگرنەبەر و لە رێگەی دەریا و وشکانی هەوڵ دەدەن خۆیان بگەیەننە ئەوروپا و زۆر جار بەلەمی کۆچبەر لە دەریاکانی نێوان تورکیا و یۆنان یاخود نێوان یۆنان و ئیتالیا نوقم دەبن و سەرنشینانی کە دۆزینەوەی هەلی ژیانێکی ئاسودە زێد و نیشتمانی خۆیان جێهێشتبوو، ماڵئاوایی لە ژیان و خەونەکانیان دەکەن. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/18/eight-of-the-rescued-passengers-are-kurds-a-ship-sank-with-61-asylum-seekers/

Monday, June 17, 2024

Tehran; session of the trial of Warisha Moradi and Pakhshan Azizi , a Kurdish political activist

The first session of Warishe Moradi's trial and the second session of Pakhshan Azizi's broadcasters were held on Sunday (June 16) at Tehran's Islamic Revolution Court. According to the report of the Kurdistan Human Rights Network, the court session of Varishe Moradi, a member of the Free Women's Society of Eastern Kurdistan (Kajar), was held in the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court under the chairmanship of "Judge Abolqasem Salavati", but "she and her lawyer were not allowed to defend themselves". Also, at the same time, the second session of the trial of Pakhshan Azizi was held in Branch 26 of Tehran Islamic Revolution Court, presided over by Judge Iman Afshari. Varishe Moradi was previously accused by Branch 5 of Tehran Public and Revolution Prosecutor's Office and Pakhshan Azizi by Branch 26 of Tehran Revolution Court. Warishe Moradi has been denied the right to contact and visit his family and lawyers since a month ago by the order of Judge Salvati. On May 14, by the order of this judge, she was transferred from the women's ward of Evin prison to Ward 209 of the Ministry of Intelligence in this prison, and after three days, she was returned to the women's ward. She and Pakhshan Azizi went on hunger strike for two days in protest of this transfer. Azizi, a native of Mahabad and a graduate of social work from Allameh Tabatabai University in Tehran, had previously been arrested by the security forces. She was arrested by security agents for the first time on November 16, 2009, during a protest meeting of Kurdish students of Tehran University against political executions in Kurdistan. she was released on free bail after 4 months of detention and after some time she left Iran and has been staying in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq for the past few years. Varishe Moradi, a native of Sanandaj and a member of the free women's community of eastern Kurdistan known as Kejar, who, according to the Kurdistan Human Rights Network, was killed by the ministry forces on August 1, 2023 after carrying out political and organizational activities in the city of Kermanshah, when she was planning to return to Sanandaj. Information was arrested at the entrance of this city. she spent the first 13 days of detention in the detention center of this security institution in Sanandaj city, and after that she was transferred to Ward 209 of Evin Prison in Tehran. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/17/tehran-session-of-the-trial-of-warisha-moradi-and-pakhshan-azizi-a-kurdish-political-activist/

Sunday, June 16, 2024

Reactions to the release of Hamid Nouri.. "This action of Sweden is shameful"

Azadi Hamid Nouri, the former assistant prosecutor of Gohardasht prison who was imprisoned in Sweden, has caused widespread reactions during the exchange of prisoners between Iran and Sweden on Saturday, June 15.
Hamid Nouri, who was freed and left for Iran in exchange for the release of Yohan Flodros and Saeed Azizi, said upon his arrival in Tehran that he was "Hamid Abbasi". A nickname he used as a prosecutor in Gohardasht prison and during the executions of political prisoners in 1988. Parties, political activists and human rights defenders have strongly criticized the approach of the Swedish government during the exchange of Hamid Nouri and considered it "shameful". In its statement, the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran considered this action of the Swedish government shameful and protested against it. In the statement of this Kurdish party, referring to the fact that due to Hamid Nouri's role in the execution of thousands of political prisoners in 1988, he was sentenced to life imprisonment by the Swedish court, but despite that, he was released: "We ask the international community to stand against this The transaction between the government of Sweden and Iran declare a position". Abdullah Mehtadi, the secretary general of Komle party, also declared that "no dirty deal with murderers and hostage takers" can "take back the great achievement" Mr. Mehtadi further wrote: "European governments should know that their blackmailing to the Iranian regime can only encourage this regime to take more hostages, kidnap, extort and terrorism." Also, in the joint declarations of the Revolutionary Workers Organization of Iran (Rah Kargar) and the Communist Party of Iran, they announced: "The selective treatment of the European and American governments with the issue of human rights is not a new thing. Sacrificing human rights for the sake of the political interests of these countries has happened many times. They have even ignored the independence of their judiciary in this way. This selective and hypocritical view has caused the criminal government of the Islamic Republic to rescue its terrorists and diplomat-terrorists in Europe and America. . They added, "The exchange of Kazem Darabi, the murderer of Dr. Sharafkandi and his companions in the Mykonos restaurant, with a German citizen after fifteen years in prison, the exchange of Asadullah Asadi, who was convicted for "planning a terrorist bombing" in Belgium, with Olivier Vandekastel, the hostage-taker. Belgium is one of the other examples. Nazanin Zaghari, an Iranian-British citizen, and then her release by paying millions of pounds from the demands of the British government, or Jason Rezaian, an Iranian-American journalist, was released by the then American president, Barack Obama, by sending "several boxes of money." By plane to Iran, are examples of blackmailing the Islamic Republic through hostage taking that Western governments have indulged in. In the continuation of the joint statement of these two leftist currents: "It is based on these experiences that the regime of the Islamic Republic tries to blackmail European and American countries by arresting Western citizens or people with dual citizenship, and so far in this regard because of the The selective and bargaining of Western governments has been successful." Also, Hasan Rahmanpanah, one of the leaders of Komle (Kurdistan Organization of the Communist Party of Iran) announced: "The citizens of Sweden, ordinary people, went to Iran with the intention of traveling, but Hamid Nouri, a murderer, criminal, came to Sweden with other goals. The prisoners were exchanged. They were neither the same, neither the same crime, nor the same, one was a criminal and a prosecutor and was sentenced to death, and the other two were ordinary people, like tens of thousands of Iranian people, who were imprisoned, tortured and executed, and in no court. With the presence of the jury, the lawyer and the witness and the evidence, they were not charged, but they got a verdict. This action of the Swedish government makes the Islamic Republic more brazen in kidnapping, extortion, terrorism and crime outside its borders. In this regard, Shirin Ebadi, a lawyer and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, also said in this context: "The Swedish government handed over a "criminal" to the Islamic Republic, whose trial in Sweden lasted for 9 months and It was sentenced to life imprisonment, it sprinkled dirt on the face of partial justice that existed in the world. Mrs. Ebadi added: "This great shame and scandal will never be forgotten. If Europe knows that there is no other way to free its citizens than handing over the "criminals", it should clearly tell its citizens that Iran is a dangerous destination and that every European citizen in Iran is a potential hostage for the Islamic Republic. Reza Pahlavi, the former crown prince of Iran, also wrote on X social network in this context: "The release of Hamid Nouri, a war criminal, by the Swedish government, is an insult to the rule of law, human rights and minimum honor." He added: "This irresponsible appeasement with the criminal regime ruling Iran could not even save all the hostages, and will cause more hostage taking and blackmail." Alireza Akhundi, a member of the Swedish parliament, also considered the exchange of Hamid Nouri by the Swedish government to Iran "an insult to the Swedish judicial system and all Swedes of Iranian descent" who have lost their loved ones in the "crimes" of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Mr. Akhundi wrote on X social network: "This is a cruel blow to the wife and children of Ahmadreza Jalali, who have not seen their father for many years. "The irresponsible government of Sweden has left a Swedish citizen to his fate." Ahmadreza Jalali, an Iranian-Swedish doctor and researcher, is still imprisoned in Iran. He was arrested by the agents of the Ministry of Information in May 2016 when he traveled to Iran to participate in a scientific conference. Hamid Nouri, 62 years old, was arrested on November 9, 2019 when he arrived at Stockholm airport on a direct flight from Iran, based on a complaint by human rights activists and opponents of the Iranian government to the Swedish police. The Swedish prosecutor's complaint against Hamid Nouri was based on evidence related to the secret massacre of several thousand political prisoners in the summer of 1988 in the prisons of the Islamic Republic. At the time of the executions in the summer of 1988, Hamid Nouri, alias "Hamid Abbasi", was the warden of Gohardasht prison. Although he and his lawyers had different opinions in the court in this regard. According to the principle of international jurisdiction, the Swedish prosecutor's office announced a crime against Hamid Nouri, and the Swedish judicial authorities also tried him based on this. In the case that took 93 sessions in the Swedish judiciary, at least 60 plaintiffs and witnesses and 12 experts in the field of Islamic jurisprudence and international law spoke about Hamid Nouri's case. At the end of a long trial, a court in Sweden sentenced him to life imprisonment in July 2022 for "gross violations of international humanitarian law and murder". On December 2022, an appeals court confirmed the life imprisonment sentence for Mr. Nouri. In March 2023, the Swedish Supreme Court announced that it would not review the appeal against the sentence of Hamid Nouri, who was sentenced to life imprisonment for his participation in the massacre of political prisoners in the summer of 2013, and thus his life sentence was upheld. The spokesman of Iran's Foreign Ministry, Nasser Kanani, said: "The release of Hamid Nouri is another result of the diplomacy of the authority of the Islamic Republic of Iran in realizing and securing national interests, as well as resolutely supporting the rights of Iranians." The spokesperson of Iran's Foreign Ministry has also thanked the role of "the Sultanate of Oman in helping to facilitate" the exchange of prisoners between Iran and Sweden. https://muhemedemini.home.blog/2024/06/16/reactions-to-the-release-of-hamid-nouri-this-action-of-sweden-is-shameful/

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