Following the remarks of Faezah Hashemi, daughter of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, who described Evin Prison as a 'hotel', several families of female prisoners held in the women's ward of Evin contacted Iran International, calling these statements a 'clear humiliation of political prisoners' suffering.'
Families of Female Prisoners in Evin: Describing Evin's Women's Ward as a Hotel is a Clear Humiliation of Political Prisoners' Suffering
Faezah Hashemi's description of Evin Prison as a 'hotel' has sparked outrage among families of female political prisoners, who see it as a disrespectful minimization of their suffering. This controversy highlights ongoing issues regarding the treatment of political prisoners in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Families of female prisoners criticize remarks comparing Evin Prison to a hotel, highlighting political suffering.
- Faezah Hashemi announce Evin Prison, female prisoners
- Families of female prisoners protest Faezah Hashemi's remarks
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The comparison of Evin Prison to a hotel is seen as deeply offensive to those suffering in detention.
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