According to some reports, Mohammad Ali Taheri, the founder of the Erfan-e Halqeh circle, has been on a hunger strike in prison for more than forty days in protest against his death sentence. Mohammad Ali Taheri established an institute called 'Erfan-e Halqeh' in 2001 to provide services related to 'Iranian complementary medicine and transcendental therapy,' but he was arrested in 2011 on charges of corruption on earth. Some websites reported on Wednesday that new charges have been added to the previous accusations against Mohammad Ali Taheri. Radio Farda interviewed Mahmoud Alizadeh Tabatabai, Mohammad Ali Taheri's lawyer, regarding the new charges against his client.
Many Wish Taheri Dies from Hunger Strike
Mohammad Ali Taheri, a spiritual leader and founder of the Erfan-e Halqeh circle, has been on a hunger strike for over forty days in protest of his death sentence. New charges have been added to his existing accusations, raising concerns about his health and legal situation. This case highlights ongoing issues of human rights and legal transparency in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Mohammad Ali Taheri protests death sentence with hunger strike in prison for over forty days.
- Mohammad Ali Taheri protest Iranian authorities
- Iranian authorities arrest Mohammad Ali Taheri
- Iranian authorities indict Mohammad Ali Taheri
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The hunger strike underscores the plight of political prisoners in Iran.
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