Mohammed Soudani has been detained incommunicado since he met with two
French radio journalists who were covering the presidential and
legislative elections that took place on 25 October.
The assault of two independent journalists in Tunisia and the arrest of
a third in the wake of last week's elections must be punished, Amnesty
International said.
Amnesty International is calling on Ayatollah Ali Khamenei to
immediately retract his statement on Wednesday that criticising the
outcome of June’s presidential election is a crime.
Dr Mohammad Maleki has been held incommunicado since his arrest in August. Amnesty International has expressed grave concern for his health as he is suffering from serious illnesses.
Up to 68 people are said to have been arrested during a prayer service in support of activists detained following protests after June’s presidential election.
Iranian-American academic Kian Tajbakhsh has been sentenced to 15 years in prison by
the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, for his alleged part in the protests following the June presidential election.
Amnesty International urges the Human Rights Council to call on Israel
and the authorities in Gaza to immediately open investigations into
alleged war crimes, possible crimes against humanity and other serious
violations of international law reported during the conflict in Gaza
and southern Israel.
Muhammad al-Maqalih was abducted by a group of men in an unmarked van. It is thought he is being held because of his criticism of the government over the armed
clashes in Sa'da.
Amnesty International has welcomed a move by the Iranian authorities to postpone the execution of an Afghan national accused of commiting a murder while still a child.