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JINA MAHSA AMINI
The face of Iran's protests. Her life, her dreams
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In memory of Jina 'Mahsa' Amini, the cornerstone of the 'Zan.
Zendegi. Azadi revolution.
16 February 2023 | By Gino d'Artali
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Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi
figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da
qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so
called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
Gianna d'Artali.
...or how the shi'ites lost their faith and ended at the gallows like
saddam hussein ended soul-less
Iranwire - 5 Feb 2024 - KIAN SABETI
<<Iranian Baha'i Women Languishes in Jail After Fifth Arrest
Since 2022, when the Woman, Life, Freedom protests against the Islamic
Republic's leadership erupted across Iran, the authorities have
dramatically intensified their clampdown on members of the Baha'is faith.
Many Baha'is have been arrested, prosecuted and handed stiff sentences,
with multiple observers drawing parallels with the persecution they
endured in the 1980s. Baha'i women have borne a disproportionate brunt
of the government’s repressive measures. Yekta Fohandej Sa'adi, who has
been in custody for 48 days, is among them. Her family remains
uninformed of her health condition and the details of her case. Fohandej
had previously been arrested and tried on four separate occasions.
Initial Arrest and Trial
On February 3, 2012, agents from the Shiraz Intelligence Department
simultaneously searched 30 Baha'i homes in the city, resulting in the
arrest of Fohandej and 10 other people. She was released on bail after
spending 82 days in a detention center. During her trial at the Shiraz
Revolutionary Court, Fohandej faced charges of <propaganda activities
against the Islamic Republic> and <formation and membership in illegal
Baha'i organizations.> She was initially sentenced to five years of
suspended imprisonment, but a court of appeals later acquitted her of
all charges.
Second and Third Arrests and Trials
On March 16, 2014, two years after the first trial, Fohandej was
apprehended at her residence in Shiraz during a raid by Ministry of
Intelligence agents. Following 56 days of solitary confinement, she was
released after posting another bail. Three years later, she faced a new
case on similar charges, which resulted in a five-year prison sentence.
After she filed an appeal, the sentence was changed to two years in
prison and five years of suspended imprisonment. Fohandej's judicial
saga continued, and on March 18, 2017, on the eve of the Persian New
Year, she was arrested a third time when law enforcement officers raided
her home. They did not present any warrant. She was subsequently
transferred to Adel Abad prison in Shiraz to serve her sentence. But
Branch 36 of the Supreme Court overturned Fohandej's sentence, leading
to her release from prison after serving 74 days. The case against
Fohandej was handled by the Second Branch of the Shiraz Revolutionary
Court. The first trial took place on October 6 of the same year, and the
date of the second trial was postponed to allow the defendant to present
her final defense. A year later, she discovered through a text message
from the authorities she had been sentenced to 11 years in prison.
According to the verdict, Fohandej's received a one-year prison sentence
for <propaganda against the Islamic Republic> and a 10-year prison
sentence for <forming and being a member of illegal Baha'i organizations.>
The verdict was delivered without Fohandej's awareness of the court
proceedings, and she had not been given a chance to present her defense
in court. Once again, Branch 26 of the Court of Appeals of Fars province
acquitted Fohandej of all charges.
The Fourth Arrest and Trial
On July 16, 2016, agents from the Shiraz Intelligence Department
arrested six individuals, including Fohandej, who were engaged in a
discussion about the environment at a friend's house. The group was
known for participating in nature-cleaning activities around Shiraz
during holidays.
Following 81 days of interrogation and solitary confinement, she was
released on October 13 after posting bail amounting to 250 million
tomans.
Six years later, in April 2022, Branch 1 of the Shiraz Revolutionary
Court sentenced Fohandej and 25 other Baha'is to a combined 85 years of
imprisonment on the charge of <assembly and collusion with the intention
of disrupting the domestic and foreign security of the country.> The
defendants were also sentenced to exile and banned from traveling. The
court session occurred despite one of the defendants revealing that the
presiding judge had declared the case defective multiple times over the
previous six years. According to the court's decision, Fohandej received
a five-year prison sentence and a two-year travel ban. In a subsequent
judicial investigation, Fohandej was acquitted of the charges in this
case.
Who is Yekta Fohandej Sa'adi?
Fohandej, a 39-year-old resident of Shiraz, is married and part of a
family that belongs to the Baha'i faith in Shiraz. In 1979, her family
was displaced during an attack on Baha'i homes in the village of
Saadiyeh, Shiraz. She encountered educational discrimination due to her
religious affiliation. Despite studying English language and literature
for seven semesters at Shiraz's Payam Noor University, she was expelled
from the university simply because she was a Baha'i.
Fohandej's Current Detention Status
Fohandej was apprehended on the streets of Shiraz by Ministry of
Intelligence agents on December 18, 2023, and taken to her home. The
officers seized books and photographs related to the Baha'i faith and
personal items, including children's toys and drawing books, gold and
silver items adorned with Baha'i symbols and approximately $1,500 in
cash. For 48 days, Fohandej has been held at the detention center No.
100 of the Shiraz Intelligence Department. Despite ongoing efforts by
her family to obtain information, there has been no response from the
relevant authorities regarding the accusations against her, the status
of her case or her well-being. Fohandej has so far managed to have two
brief phone conversations with her family.>>
Source:
https://iranwire.com/en/bahais-of-iran/125019-iranian-bahai-women-languishes-in-jail-after-fifth-arrest/
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