09.September 2023. Javad Rouhi, a 35-year-old resident of Amol, has killed by the hands of

Khamenei’s executioners under severe torture and lost his life in suspicious circumstances.

Javad Rouhi, was arrested in November 2022 and subjected to brutal torture in the IRGC Prison, to the extent that he lost his ability to speak. He was sentenced to execution three times on baseless charges of “spreading corruption on earth” and “waging war against God,” yet due to domestic and international protests, the regime could not carry out this sentence.

On August 31, Nowshahr prison in Mazadanran province, north of Tehran, issued an statement that Rouhi had been transferred to a hospital early that morning “following a concussion” but died despite receiving medical assistance. A knowledgeable source said government security forces have pressured the family to arrange a private burial.

The killing of the prisoners of the uprising under torture, poisoning, or annihilation by the hands of Khamenei’s executioners is a routine occurrence, and a significant number of prisoners have met their end in this manner both within prisons and after their release.

On June 13, a British parliamentary conference took place at the House of Lords. During this session, a joint statement was issued, garnering support from 525 members of Parliament, including peers from all political parties in the UK. The statement expressed solidarity with the Iranian people’s uprising and endorsed Maryam Rajavi’s ten-point plan for establishing a democratic republic based on the separation of religion and state.

The signatories of the joint statement include over 50 former ministers and deputy ministers from both Conservative and Labour cabinets. Notably, 15 bishops from the House of Lords, including three former Archbishops of Canterbury and Wales, have also lent their support.

The clerical regime in Iran has completely closed down Gohardasht Prison in Karaj (Rajai Shahrprison), infamous for being the site of a massacre and crimes against humanity that occurred in 1988, along with other criminal executions starting in the early 1980s until today.

on August 5 , the Mizan News Agency announced the decisions has been made during the visit of Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei, the head of the Judiciary, to Alborz Province on April 6, nearly half of the prisoners had been released by July 1, and all prisoners were transferred to Qezel-Hesar Prison

29th March 2023 - In a 20-page report to UN Human Rights Council, Javaid Rehman, the Special Rapporteur on the Situation of Human Rights in Iran, detailed a series of human rights violation which have taken place in Iran since 16th September 2022 when Mahsa (Jina) Amini was killed by IRGC forces. 

Wednesday, July 19, 2023, a judge at Vakil Abad Prison in Mashhad, capital of the northeastern Razavi Khorasan Province, sentenced to death Mohammad Javad Vafa’i Thani, a political prisoner in Iran. Sentenced on the bogus charge of “corruption on Earth,” Mr. Vafa’i Thani was taken to an unknown location after being informed of his death sentence. Mr. Vafa’i Thani, 27, among the boxing champions in Mashhad’s boxing clubs, was arrested in March 2020 and tortured for a long time.

Wednesday 18th January - On January 12, the United Kingdom’s House of Commons held a parliamentary debate on the current situation in Iran, discussing policy options in dealing with the clerical regime and supporting the nationwide uprising, which has persisted for the last four months.  

Members of Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat SNP, and Independent parties took part in this debate.