About 12 days ago, Dr. Nemat Ahmadie, a prominent law professor and lawyer in Iran, was arrested and sent to Evin Prison following suspicious accusations from the judiciary. This issue is discussed in an interview with Behrouz Abasi, a journalist from the Persian section of Voice of America, by Mr. Attaollah Moradi, a law student who himself spent some time in Tohid Prison due to his membership in the National Union of Students and Graduates of Iran during the events of July 9, 1999, and the confrontation with students. We draw your attention to this interview.
Interview with Attaollah Moradi about the Arrest of Dr. Nemat Ahmadie, Law Professor - 2003-04-16
Dr. Nemat Ahmadie, a well-known law professor in Iran, was arrested under dubious charges from the judiciary and sent to Evin Prison. The situation is discussed by Attaollah Moradi, a law student with a history of political activism and imprisonment. This incident highlights ongoing issues of judicial integrity and political repression in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Iranian law professor Dr. Nemat Ahmadie arrested and sent to Evin Prison under suspicious accusations.
- Iranian judiciary arrest Dr. Nemat Ahmadie
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The arrest of Dr. Ahmadie underscores the Iranian regime's intolerance towards dissent.
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