Post Tagged with: "Maryam Akbari Monfared"
UN recognises more enforced disappearances from Iran’s 80s mass executions
27 March 2019- Following Iranian human rights defender Jafar Behkish’s complaint about the fate of his six family members who had been extra-judicially executed during the 1980s, the United Nations […]
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Jafar Behkish: Trying to pierce the Islamic Republic’s quiet impunity
Justice for Iran, 18 September 2018: What happens when a government ignores its citizens’ demands for truth and accountability for nearly forty years? While the Islamic Republic of Iran’s officials […]
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UN body calls on Iran to shed light on fate of disappeared victims of 1988 massacre
Justice for Iran – 13 November 2017: The UN Working Group on Involuntarily and Enforced Disappearances has urged Iran to tell the truth about the fate of two victims of […]
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A political prisoner made a complaint to the UN to investigate Iran’s 1988 massacre
22 February 2017: A political prisoner at Evin prison serving a 15-year sentence, has urged the UN to question the Islamic Republic on the cases of her brother and sister who […]
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The first ever complaint on the 1988 Massacre submitted to Iran’s judiciary
On Saturday 15th of September 2016, Maryam Akbari Monfared, an Iranian political prisoner serving a 15-year sentence in Evin prison, filed an official complaint requesting an investigation into the executions […]
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