Yashar Tabrizi, a constitutional activist currently imprisoned in Evin Prison, announced in a letter that he has been deprived of the right to contact his family by judicial authorities for the past week. In the message published by an admin on the 'X' account of this imprisoned activist, dated 'Aban 1402, Evin Prison', he stated that he does not use his voice 'for personal interests' for himself or his family and that 'this voice has been and continues to be the cry of the pain and suffering of the people', who have only demanded 'fundamental human and citizen rights' and 'the right to choose'. Yashar Tabrizi emphasized the demand for 'democracy, freedom, peace, and equality for all Iranians' and 'protest against oppression and injustice', adding: 'This ruling group even fears our voice so that it does not reach the ears of the people.' This constitutional activist stated that the Islamic Republic has imprisoned him in Ward 4 of Evin Prison 'to deceive and conceal its corruption and inefficiency' and that 'based on the interrogation report of the Ministry of Intelligence' and 'by the order of another branch', all of his contacts 'even with family', which is a 'human and legal right', have been cut off. While more than 40 days have passed since Yashar Tabrizi's arrest, he has protested against the continuation of his temporary detention and emphasized: 'We have no support or media other than the aware and free people and grassroots media.' Additionally, a collection of human rights activists in Iran reported on Thursday, November 2, that Yashar Tabrizi is still 'indefinitely' in Evin Prison and that his contact ban began on November 4. Yashar Tabrizi was arrested on September 14, just before the anniversary of Mahsa Amini's death in Tabriz and was transferred to Evin Prison in Tehran. The Islamic Revolutionary Court of Shahriar in Tehran province had sentenced this civil activist, who has a prior history of imprisonment, to 'one year of imprisonment' just a few days before his latest arrest.
Yashar Tabrizi Announces Family Contact Ban: The Ruling Group Fears Our Voice
Yashar Tabrizi, a civil rights activist, has been denied family contact for over a week while imprisoned in Evin Prison, highlighting the Iranian regime's fear of dissent. He asserts that his voice represents the suffering of the people and calls for democracy and human rights. His continued detention raises concerns about the suppression of civil liberties in Iran.
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Yashar Tabrizi announces family contact ban imposed by Iranian authorities while imprisoned.
- Yashar Tabrizi announce Iranian judicial authorities
- Iranian authorities imprison Yashar Tabrizi
- Yashar Tabrizi protest Iranian authorities
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The Iranian government is actively suppressing voices of dissent.
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