Consequences of the Attack by Officials on Female Political Prisoners in Evin Prison; Narges Mohammadi's Family Concerned About Her Health

The family of Narges Mohammadi, a human rights activist imprisoned in Evin Prison, has issued a statement regarding the attack by government forces on her and other female prisoners in Evin Prison, expressing concern for her health. The statement reads: "According to our information, on August 7, following a protest by female prisoners against the execution of Reza Rasayi, Narges suffered a respiratory attack and chest pain due to several punches delivered by men from military and security institutions to her chest, causing her to fall to the ground in the prison yard." According to Narges Mohammadi's family, no action was taken to transfer her to the prison infirmary or a hospital under the created security conditions, and subsequent examinations by the prison doctor revealed that Narges had bruising and contusions on her right hand, inside and outside her arms, and severe pain in her chest, for which she was given painkillers, propranolol, and blood pressure medication, while the injured prisoners were returned to their cell. Narges Mohammadi's family also expressed concern that the blows to her chest could have serious health consequences due to her history of heart disease and stenting. They emphasized the need for immediate medical attention and Narges's transfer to a hospital, stating that they have had no contact with her since December 8 and are unaware of her condition. The Mohammadi family condemned the attack on female prisoners and called for an end to the repression and violence against prisoners. The Human Rights Campaign in Iran also expressed serious concern on Thursday, August 18, about the "escalation of violence" against female political prisoners in Iran, reporting that following the attack by the Evin guards, 17 of these political prisoners were injured, and Narges Mohammadi also suffered a heart attack. According to information obtained by the Persian section of Voice of America, Heidatollah Farzadi, the head of Evin Prison, issued the order for the attack by the Evin prison guards on the section of female political prisoners on the evening of Tuesday, August 7, and was present during the attack, verbally abusing them. The blows from the Evin guards to the chest of the Nobel Peace Prize laureate; Taghi Rahmani reported on Narges Mohammadi's "respiratory attack". The Human Rights Campaign in Iran: 17 female prisoners were injured in the attack by the Evin guards. Exclusive; the direct role of the head of Evin Prison in suppressing the protests of female political prisoners. Exclusive; details of the attack by the Evin prison guards on the section of female political prisoners. Prince Reza Pahlavi following the execution of Reza Rasayi: "Khamenei is a Zahak" taking revenge on the humiliation from the Iranian people. The European Union in response to the execution of Reza Rasayi: The Islamic Republic must immediately end the execution of protesters. Reactions to the execution of Reza Rasayi: As long as the Islamic Republic remains, "poverty, execution, and torture" will continue. 37 female political prisoners deprived of family visits due to protests against the death sentence of Pakhshan Aziz.