Iranian students arrested
We have just recieved this message from Equality and Freedom Seeking Students in Iran:
Mohammad Pourabdollah and Alireza Davoudi, two Equality and Freedom Seeking (EFS) Students in Iran, were arrested.
This morning, Feb. 12th 2009, the forces of regime arrested Mohammad Pourabdollah in a brutal attack to his house in Tehran. He has been kept in the Evin Prison since then. There is no recent news from his situation and he has had no contacts with his family. Mohammad, a chemical engineering student at the University of Tehran, is one of the fifty EFS students who were arrested last year – after the 13 Azar, Students Day celebration.
Alireza Davoudi was also taken away from his home in Isfahan by the regime force and transferred to an unknown place. He is also one of the famous student activists in the university of Isfahan who was arrested last spring and kept under harsh physical and mental torture.
All EFS students in Iran ask from all social movement activists to spread out the news from the recent arrest’s raise of student movement activists in Iran.
i’m so sorry to hear that. I hope he would be fine and get free soon. i’m thinking about you mohammad….
I’ve just read the following about Mohammad – “Mohammad Pourabdolah’s parents reported that Mohammad was under torture in Evin Prison. Without any explanation he has been transferred to a prison in Rejaee Shahr which holds violent offenders.” From: http://www.iranhumanrights.org/2009/04/amirkabirstudents/
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