Mostafa Tajzadeh Summoned to Evin Court from Prison

A Telegram channel associated with Mostafa Tajzadeh, a imprisoned political activist, reported that he has been summoned to the Evin Court. According to this letter, Mostafa Tajzadeh, former Deputy Minister of the Interior of the Islamic Republic, has been summoned by the First Branch of the 33rd District Court (Security) on charges of 'conspiracy and collusion to act against national security' and 'propaganda activities against the Islamic Republic.' The Telegram channel stated that Mr. Tajzadeh must appear on March 10 to respond to these charges. Mostafa Tajzadeh was arrested last July and is currently serving a five-year sentence for 'conspiracy against national security, spreading falsehoods, and propaganda against the regime.' According to the website 'Jamaran,' this imprisoned political activist has announced that he has 'refused to accept the summons from the Evin Court' and will 'not appear in this branch or any court.' Before the news of his summons to the Security Court, Mostafa Tajzadeh had described the elections for the Islamic Consultative Assembly and the Assembly of Experts held on March 11 as 'engineered' and had thanked those who did not vote. Part of the chess program – Hassan Etemadi: Tajzadeh wanted to restore public trust in reformists but was unsuccessful. Tajzadeh: Khamenei is responsible for the return of the morality police. A report from the virtual meeting 'Dialogue for the Rescue of Iran'; the presence of dozens of political and civil activists from Iran and abroad.