Being an attorney is not a crime

Iranian attorney Mohammad Najafi is being sentenced to torture and imprisonment for speaking out about the death of Vahid Heidari in police custody, and against the government’s corruption and lies.
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Justice for Iran (JFI) is a London-based human rights NGO which aims to hold the perpetrators of serious human rights violations, including but not limited to crimes against humanity, torture, enforced disappearances, war crime and genocide which have been committed in Iran or by the Iranian officials, accountable.
JFI focuses on the right to truth for individual victims and the whole society, and pursues right to justice for those who belong to the most marginalised groups such as women, ethnic and religious minorities, LGBTIs and political dissidents.

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