Sholeh Pakrovan: Prove that Erfan Soltani is Safe

Sholeh Pakrovan, a civil activist and one of the mothers seeking justice, states that she has received information from Iran that has raised her concerns about the condition and health of Erfan Soltani, a detained protester at risk of execution. Erfan Soltani, a 26-year-old protester, was arrested on January 7 in Fardis, Alborz Province, and was scheduled to be executed on Wednesday, January 24, but according to human rights sources, the execution has been postponed. Ms. Pakrovan, in a video posted on her Instagram page, claims to have received information from a family of a justice-seeking individual that Erfan Soltani may have been shot dead before his name was made public and before the execution order was carried out. She is calling for a permit for a face-to-face meeting with the family of this imprisoned young man and for the release of a video that could confirm Erfan Soltani's health. Voice of America does not have independent access to Soltani's family to verify his condition. Donald Trump, the President of the United States, expressed gratitude on Friday, January 26, for the cancellation of planned executions in Iran. The U.S. President had previously stated that he was informed that following his warnings, the killing of protesters had stopped, and there is currently no plan for widespread executions in Iran. He also emphasized that he would 'review' this matter. Mr. Trump has repeatedly warned about the killing of protesters against the Islamic Republic and its repressive apparatus. In recent weeks, President Trump has explicitly expressed his support for Iranian protesters, warning about the killing of protesters against the Islamic Republic and its repressive apparatus, stating that if protesters are executed, the United States will take 'very decisive actions.' The suppression of protests in Iran has so far led to the deaths and injuries of thousands; however, the exact number of casualties is unclear due to the complete internet shutdown. The U.S. State Department: The world should not remain silent against the evil actions of the Islamic Republic regime. The UN reporter's protest against the threat of execution for Iranian protesters by the Islamic Republic. The U.S. President's gratitude for the cancellation of planned executions in Iran. Voice of America's report on the role of the Islamic Republic's proxy groups in the bloody suppression of protests in Iran.