Amnesty International has expressed concern over the possible mistreatment of Qasem Shoaleh Saadi, an Iranian professor who has been detained and is deprived of access to a lawyer and contact with his family. The human rights organization states that Qasem Shoaleh Saadi was arrested on March 5 (February 24) at Tehran International Airport after returning from France. According to Amnesty International, Mr. Shoaleh Saadi's arrest follows the publication of a letter online in which he criticized the policies of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the leader of the Islamic Republic. Amnesty International reports that Mr. Shoaleh Saadi has had limited contact with his family immediately after his arrest, but his family members have been unable to find out his place of detention.
Amnesty International Expresses Concern Over Possible Mistreatment of Qasem Shoaleh Saadi
Amnesty International is concerned about the treatment of Qasem Shoaleh Saadi, an Iranian professor arrested after criticizing the Iranian leadership. He has been denied access to legal representation and contact with his family. This situation highlights ongoing human rights issues in Iran.
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Amnesty International raised concerns over the mistreatment of Iranian professor Qasem Shoaleh Saadi.
- Iranian authorities arrest Qasem Shoaleh Saadi
- Iranian authorities deprive Qasem Shoaleh Saadi
- Qasem Shoaleh Saadi criticize Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
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The arrest of Qasem Shoaleh Saadi underscores ongoing human rights violations in Iran.
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