Following the mass arrests of volunteer relief workers in Ahwaz, on Monday 29/04/2019, Iranian security forces arrested 4 other activists, including 3 teachers. So far, the number of arrested activists and volunteer aid workers has reached 150, according to local sources. The following are the names of detainees in past days: 1. Naji Sawari, 38, married with three children, resident of the "Barq" neighbourhood in the city of Ahwaz, and a teacher at the Talqani school in the city of Ahwaz. 2. Maher Dasoumi, 30, married with one child, resident of the city of Ahwaz, cultural researcher and teacher in the schools of Shiban 3. Ali Abidawi, 36, married with three children, from Alawi neighbourhood in Ahwaz, teacher of Al-Quds school in Hamidiya. 4. Abdullah Farisat, 27, from the Baharestan neighbourhood of Ahwaz, a cultural activist and a member of the Popular Committees to Assist Flood Victims. Last week, Iran's security forces and IRGC arrested other activists and relief workers. Their names are: 1 - Rasul Farthousi 2 - Ibrahim Badawi 3 - Amin Silawi 4 - Ali Mousawi 5 - Hassan Beit Ishaq 6 - Imad Haidari 7 - Ali Nasri 8 - Hatem Dahimi 9 - Ahmad Badawi 10 - Hussein Hamoudi 11 - Mahdi Shreifi 12-Qasim Tamimi 13-Aref Serakhi 14-Fouad Badawi 15-Kazem Marwani 16-Mohsen Zuwaydat 17-Habib Krushat 18-Masoud Harizawi 19-Naji Al-Sawari 20-Haydar Silawi 21-Ali Kazem 22-Mahdi Farhani 23 Adnan Karim 24-Hamza Sayahi 25-Mahdi Swary 26-Ahmed Kabbi 27-Yaqoub Kabbi 28-Massoud Mansouri 29-Ibrahim Dahimi 30-Ibrahim Badawi 31- Sajjad Khadairi 32- Adnan Mousawi 33- On both sides 34- Sayed Hashim Mousawi. The arrest campaign is due to the anger of the Revolutionary Guard and security officials at the activities carried out by these young volunteers in the popular committees. These volunteers have come up with alternative ways to help the people affected by the floods to counter the deliberate negligence by the government. Whilst these volunteers set up spontaneous groups to help flood victims, Iranian authorities have accused them of forming unauthorized organizations. The Revolutionary Guard has replaced these Ahwazi volunteer committees with foreign militias and armed groups brought from abroad, such as the Iraqi Popular Rally, Fatmiyoun, and the Lebanese Hezbollah. These armed groups are on the international terrorism list. Despite that, they have been deployed in the flood-stricken areas of Ahwaz. The Iranian authorities have also been angered by the popular committees due to the publication of many documents, photographs and video clips indicating that the Revolutionary Guard and the Ministry of Oil were not willing to direct the floods to the marshes to avoid any potential damages to oil facilities.
So far, floods have destroyed 273 villages and affected 22 towns and the number of victims and displaced people in the province has surpassed half a million.
Instead of supporting relief efforts, security forces attacked popular committees and arrested dozens of activists, especially after protests against government policies that did not take any measures to resolve the crisis or help flood victims.
The Qods Corps Forces, following the visit of its leader Qassem Soleimani to Ahwaz, has brought the Popular Rally Militia from Iraq and Hezbollah from Lebanon under the cover of helping flood victims when in reality they have been brought to suppress the protests of the Ahwazi people.
On Wednesday 13th February 2019, a group of Ahwazi-Arab political prisoners were beaten and tortured for going on a hunger strike for the past week.
This group of political prisoners protested against the deteriorating state of the central Prison of Ahwaz, which is situated in Sheyban. The main concern for the political prisoners was the lack of separation between central political prisoners and prisoners charged with other offences.
Ali Saedi, sentenced to execution, and other political prisoners facing life in prison such as: Mohammad Ali Amori,Seyyed Jaber Alboshokeh, Seed Mokhtar Alboshokeh ,Abdulzahra Heleychi, Yahya Naseri, Nazem Berehi, Abdul-imam Zayeri, were among the prisoners who went on hunger strike and were beaten and tortured severely during Wednesday's attack and are currently kept in separate cells.
These Arab activists have protested against being kept wth violent prisoners who attack the other prisoners, and the hunger strike became their last resort to encourage the prison management to take action.
According to local human rights activists and Ex political prisoners , the management of prisons in Iran, purposely hold violent prisoners in order to pressure and punish the political prisoners who are already serving long life sentences.
The situation of Ahwaz's central prison is reported as catastrophic. The prison does not contain sanitary facilities, and due to the lack of hygiene and the great number of prisoners, skin diseases are spreading among detainees.
Ahwaz human rights organisation express its deepest sorrows and outrage for the condition in which the prisoners are treated and kept in Iran prisons and especially the notorious prisons of Ahwaz.
We call upon the International community, and firstly to the United Nation special rapporteur on human rights violation in Iran, Mr. Javid, to condemn these practices and exercise pressure on Iranian officials to grant you the right to visit these prisons in person and put an end to the misery of hundreds of political prisoners whose voices are reaching us through their hunger strike.
Iranian authorities force labour activist #Mohammad_Kheneifer, a worker of the Haft-Tappeh sugarcane company in the north of #Ahwaz, to make forced confessions. In this footage, Kheneifer states: "I deny the rumours and lies spread by the foreign and opposition media that my whereabouts are unknown and that I have been been subjected to torture.” Mohammed Kheneifer is not the first to be forced to appear in front of camera to make forced confessions. Other workers, such as #Ismail_Bakhshi and civil rights activist #Sepideh_Gholian, who have been arrested again because they exposed that they were subject to torture in prison, were also previously forced to appear in front of camera and make forced confessions. Forced confessions by political prisoners under torture is a usual method used by the Iranian Intelligence Services. Some officials and some Iranian television channels have been sanctioned by the European Union for broadcasting such confessions, which are considered flagrant violations of human rights.
Families from Rofayyeh, a city in Ahwaz, have had to flee thier homes after the man made flood following the opening of Dez dam. In 2016, the same flood destroyed the livelihood of thousands of farmers in South West of Iran. Damages were estimated to cost millions of Dollars. The farmers were not granted any sort of compensation. Indigenous Ahwazi Arab farmers have been told to leave these zones. Farmers who cultivated as little as 3-4 hectares were fined by the government. This is a deliberate attempt to change the demographics of this region; the Iranian government is using the dams as a weapon against the indigenous population. In summer, the water is held behind the dams to prevent it from reaching down stream. As a consequence, Karun river, several lakes and marshlands have been left to dry. Dried marshlands in turn have become the source of high dust particles which sweeps the region following each storm. This region of the world where Hur Alazim (an international marshland) and Karun (Iran’s longest river) is situated is facing serious man made environmental catastrophes and needs the immediate attention of environmentalists and the international community at large.
According to local sources, the Iranian authorities have transferred two Ahwazi Arab activists, the 30 year- old Abdullah Abdullahi and 31-year-old Qasim Bait to the notorious Evin prison in the capital Tehran.
In October 2017, Ahwaz Revolutionary Court sentenced these two Ahwaz Arab activists, from Shawar district of Shoush city to six months in prison, and another four activists were sentenced to three to 30 years in prison on charges of threatening National Security.
The names of those sentenced to imprisonment are as follows:
Ahmed Abdellahi, 30 years old, from Shoush, 25 years to life.
Majed Bait Abdullah, 23 years old, from Khalaf Muslim village, 25 years to life.
Hassoun Bait Abdullah, 31 years old from the village of Dergal, 25 years to life.
Hussein Abdullahi, 24, years old, Abdullah Abdullah's brother from Al-Shawwar, three years.
Issa Abdullahi, 30 years old, and Majid Abdullahi 24 years old were sentenced between three to thirty years in prison.
A local source from Ahwaz informed us at AHRO that due to lack of evidence, the Supreme Judicial Council in Tehran had overturned the death sentence, but the third branch of revolutionary court sentenced them to death, and they are transferred from Ahwaz to Evin prison in Tehran for imminent execution.
These provision sentences, which were issued on charges of animosity toward God and his Messenger, propaganda against the Iranian regime and threatening national security came only after these activists were accused of being part of a group called "Jund al-Faruq" (Faruq Army).
These detainees were held in secret prisons under torture since their arrest in
from 2015 until the issue of this arbitrary provisional sentences in September 2017.
Local human right activists in Ahwaz confirm that these charges are unfounded and there is no party under the name of Jund al-Faruq on the ground, and affirmed that these accusations are fabricated by the Iranian intelligence to suppress the Ahwazi Arabs civil society activists. The last few years have seen several activists being arrested for similar accusations and on charges of membership in such groups with fabricated names.
The Ahwazi Human Rights Organization condemns these provisional sentences and expresses its deep concern over the increasing number of executions in Ahwaz and calls for the abolition of the death sentence against activists Abdullah Abdullah and Qasim Bait Abdullah. And the prison sentences against the rest of detained Ahwazi Arab activists. AHRO calls for fair trials of Abdullah Abdullah and Qasim Bait Abdullah, with the presence of independent lawyers and to halt the execution of these young men.
The Iranian authorities have continued to suppress the protests and strikes of workers of the Ahwaz Steel Company. The Iranian security services continue to crack down on them and have arrested 41 workers during a raid from Sunday night until Tuesday morning, 18 December 2018. The following is the list of workers currently detained: 1- Meysam Ali Ghanavati 2- Isa Mar’ee 3- Amin Alvani 4- Morteza Akbarian 5- Taregh Khalafi 6- Masoud Afri 7- Jafar Sobhani 8-Mostafa Ebeyat 9-Gharib Houizawi 10- Karim Sayahi 11- Hamed Baseri 12- Hafez Kanaani 13 - Hamed Jodaki 14- Hossein Davoodi 15- Kazem Heydari 16- Yasser Ebrahimian 17- Majid Janandleh 18- Cyrus Ismaili 19- Ali Agh’ba 20- Mohsen Baluti 21- Mohammad Pour Hasan 22- Mohsen Pah’bati 23- Seyyed Habib Tabataba’i 24- Jassem Romezi 25 - Ali Etmami 26- Seyyed Ali Javadpour 27- Javad Gholami 28 - Abdolreza Dasti 29- Seyd Ahmad SeydNour 30- Fariborz Sheykh Rebat 31- Ehsan Yousefi 32-Behzad Alikhani 33-Ahmad Bawi 34-Arash MohammadPour 35- Maytham AlMahdi 36-Seyd Mustafa Mosawi 37-Seyd Mohammad Mosawi 38-Amir Dehghan 39- Majid Jalai 40-Husain Asakra 41-Behzad Shahbazi
Ahwaz Human Rights Organization, while supporting the demands of workers, strongly condemns the crackdown on them and calls for the immediate and unconditional release of all detained workers.
The Iranian authorities have continued to suppress the protests and strikes of workers of the Ahwaz Steel Company and the Haft-Tapeh Sugarcane Company in Susa (Shosh) in the North of the Ahwaz region for more than two weeks.
Labour activists have reported on the arrests of 15 protest workers of the Haft Tape Sugar Cane Company, which are: Ismail Bakhshi, Moslem Armands, Mohammad Khannifar, Azim Sorkheh, Omid Azadi, Jalil Ahmadi, Saeed Mansouri and Mehdi Davoodi. Despite news of the release of three detainees, no source has been able to confirm that yet. The protesters are calling for the immediate release of all labour activists.
Officials fear the expansion and continuation of the protest in Susa (Shoush) and Ahwaz and in various ways tried to stop these rallies. On Thursday, the officials sent a number of Mullahs among the protestors to sympathize with the workers and calm them down, but the workers ignored them and continued their protests and did not stand behind them in the prayer of the congregation!
As well as requesting the fulfilment of the promise by company officials and government officials to pay part of their quarterly salary payments to workers, workers are demanding full payment of their rights, which is why the workers have been continuously striking until today, Thursday, November 24, 2018, in front of the governorate of the city of Susa (Shoush).
Protesters gather in defiance against the governorate of Susa (Shoush) to claim for their salaries and benefits, which they feel entitled to, also demanding the release of their detained colleagues, which was the reason that other workers of the industry, as well as teachers, decided to join them. In addition, during the gatherings, thousands of indigenous Arab protesters who were unemployed or became unemployed due to discriminatory employment and non-indigenous employment policies joined the protest.
It should be recalled that the problems of Haft Tape Sugarcane Company, which has been in existence for more than fifty years since its founding in the North of the historic city of Susa, began with its inaccurate assignment to the private sector, which resulted in the creation of many problems for workers, particularly the conversion of their contracts from fixed to temporary!
In this regard, Ahwaz Human Rights Organization, while condemning the suppression of workers' legal protests and strikes by security and law enforcement agencies, calls for full rights, benefits and the release of all workers in the ward.
Reliable local sources informed Ahwaz Human Rights Organization that two Ahwazi Arab detainees, the 28 year-old Ahmed Heidari, son of Abboud, and 34 year-old Adnan Sawari, were tortured to death in Ahwaz’s Ministry of intelligence detention centre.
A close source to Heidari family told the organization that Ahwaz intelligence had informed them on Saturday that their son had been killed and claimed that the cause of death was a clash with the interrogators.
On Sunday, two agents of the Ministry of Intelligence in civilian clothing came to the family's home in Camp polo (Revolution Street), preventing them from holding public funeral in accordance with Arabic customs.
Heidari's family demanded that the body of their son be delivered and unless they see the body, they will not believe he is dead. the agent’s response was that Naser Heidari, Ahmed’s cousin who was his cell mate would contact the family from Ahwaz intelligence agency detention center and would confirm Ahmed's death.
The source emphasised that, the following day, Nasser contacted the family and said that he had seen Ahmed's dead body and he had signed on the body identification sheet. But the family believe that Nasser had done so by force.
The second is victim, Adnan Sawari. Ahwaz Intelligence Agency contacted his family and inform them that their son had died in the detention center. Adnan has two bothers who are currently in detention.
Despite the denial of the governor of Khuzestan and a member of the National Security Commission of the execution of 22 Ahwazi activists -in connection with the attack on the military parade- concerns continue about “secret executions “- which is in fact not unprecedented in Ahwaz.
The Ministry of Intelligence had previously released a video of the arrest of these 22 people claiming they “supported or were involved" in the military attack and allegedly they were arrested in a house in which "explosives, military equipments and communication devices“ have been discovered and confiscated.
Although ISIS announced the responsibility for the attack, security forces and the Revolutionary Guards have raided various districts of Ahwaz and other Arab cities in the past two months, and over 800 people among them women, the elites of Ahwazi Arab community, cultural activists, and ordinary citizens were arrested as a result.
The families of the defendants are still concerned about the possibility that the detainees may be forced to confess under torture in the Ministry of Intelligence's secret detention centers, as there are many similar examples in the past years where Ahwazi Arab activists were killed under torture or executed following forced confessions. What mainly raises our concern in AHRO is that the detainees are subjected to vague and unfair judicial process without the right to acquire independent lawyers nor family visits.
Ahwaz Human Rights Organization ( AHRO) condemns the brutal killing of Ahmed Hedari and Adnan Sawari and calls for persecution of the perpetrators of this heinous crime against Ahwazi Arab detainees who are denied from their basic human rights in Islamic Republic of Iran. We also demand the immediate release of more than 800 Ahwazi Arab activists and ordinary citizens who are victim of arbitrary arrest
AHRO also calls for the involvement of legal entities, in particular, the UN Special Rapporteur Mr. Javaid Rahman, to conduct an independent inquiry into the matter. Ahwaz Human Rights Organization ( AHRO) 14 Nov 2018
According to The Ahwaz Human Rights organization (AHRO) sources reported that the Iranian security forces and the revolutionary guards continue their unprecedented wave of arrests against young Arabs in Ahwaz and other Arab cities, with the number of arrests reaching 800 people including five women, civil society activists and regular citizens.
The names of the women detained are: Amena Thahiri Sari (23), Nassima Sawari (65), Lamia Hamadi (21), Zawdiya Afrawi (55), and Qaisiya Afrawi (60).
The arrests happened in a number of cities including Ahwaz, Muhammarah, Abadan, Khafajiyah, and Shush.
The Alawi neighborhood in Ahwaz city is being completely besieged by police and security forces since Thursday evening, as reported by local activists.
The wave of arrests started following an armed attack on the military parade that happened in Ahwaz on Sep 22, according to the statement, despite the security authorities announcing the arrest of 22 locals accused of being connected to the attackers whose actions were claimed by ISIS.
The Iranian authorities as in the past exploited similar attacks in order to militarize the region and start a new campaign of suppression , which includes executions, and arrest of political and peaceful cultural activists to eliminate the occasional demonstrations against the government's discriminatory policies and racism against the Arab people.
The Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation (AHRO) while reaffirming its condemnation of all forms of violence and terrorism, reiterates its firm position of principle of peaceful and democratic activity, strongly condemns the systematic state terrorism practiced by the Iranian government against the Ahwazi people and all peoples in Iran.
AHRO calls on the international community, organizations and bodies, especially those under the umbrella of the United Nations, to condemn these arrests and to exert all their humanitarian efforts to stop these mass arrests and violations of human rights and to prevent the Islamic Republic of Iran from succeeding in its plans to eliminate the voices calling for social justice.
The local sources of Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation (AHRO) reported that the mass arrests in Ahwaz city and other cities in Khuzestan province, southwest of Iran, continued and more than 600 Ahwazi Arabs were detained, until this report of 30 Oct 2018. The people that were detained included political and cultural activists as well as a number of women and ordinary citizens.
At the end of the article the names of some of the detainees are mentioned, most of whom are from Ahwaz, Muhammarah (Khoramshahr), Abadan, Falahiya (Shadegan), Khafajiah (Susangerd).
The authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran , through arbitrary arrests are attempting to exploit the armed attack on the parade of the armed forces in Ahwaz which took place on September 22th of this year and justify the suppression of Arab citizens in Iran. This widespread wave of arrests occurs despite the fact that IS claimed the responsibility for the attack. While the authorities admitted in 24 September 2018 that 22 people were arrested for alleged links to the perpetrators, local activists and sources confirmed that the number of detainees has exceeded 600 in the past two months including women, activists, intellectuals and ordinary citizens.
While the details of the attack which the terrorist organization” IS ( Daesh)” has claimed responsibility for, and those behind it remain unclear, there is a growing skepticism about the involvement of the government, especially the IRGC intelligence apparatus, in complicity in this attack for political reasons related to internal and external crises. Read it again, this is quite unclear.
The authorities have been carrying out a massive campaign of intimidation in the province of Ahwaz, which has been witnessed since the beginning of this year following the peaceful protests in Ahwaz and all over Iran. Protests were focused on pressing demands such as expensive and scarce drinking water, unemployment, dust storms, the spread of pollution and the transfer of water out of region. The Iranian government as in the past exploited similar attacks in order to militarize the region and start a new campaign of suppression , which includes executions, and arrest of political and peaceful cultural activists to eliminate the occasional demonstrations against the government's discriminatory policies and racism against the Arab people. The Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation (AHRO) while reaffirming its condemnation of all forms of violence and terrorism, reiterates its firm position of principle of peaceful and democratic activity, strongly condemns the systematic state terrorism practiced by the Iranian government against the Ahwazi people and all peoples in Iran.
The Iranian government attempts to link every internal movement with foreign conspiracies in order to justify repression and escape from the entitlements of the masses demanding their rights, which includes stopping government spendings on regional wars and expansionist ambitions and the protection of their rights to freedom and decent living.
On the background of such a situation the Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation (AHRO) , while condemning the repressive practices and arrests carried out by the Iranian authorities, declares that it stands by the Arab Ahwazi detainees and warns against the consequences of torturing them to earn forced confessions, as the Iranian security services have always practiced.
It also calls on the international community, organizations and bodies, especially those under the umbrella of the United Nations, to condemn these arrests and to exert all their humanitarian efforts to stop these mass arrests and violations of human rights and to prevent the Islamic Republic of Iran from succeeding in its plans to eliminate the voices calling for social justice.
Ahwaz Human Rights Organisation (AHRO) calls for an immediate and unconditional release of detainees. Moreover, it warns against potential physical and mental torture to obtain compulsory confessions from detainees.
Human rights activists have not been able to monitor all the names of the detainees because many families fear retaliation by the Iranian authorities and do not disclose the news of the detention of their children. The following is a list of 172 detainees confirmed by local sources:
Ahmad Amin Ghezzi( Qays Ghezi), researcher and cultural activist from Ahwaz city
Saeed Ali-Raza Nazari 63 years old,from Al-Safi neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Sajad Silawi,25 years old, from Al-Safi neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Jawad Badawi,26 years old, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Shani Shmosi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Khalil Silawi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Jamil Silawi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Sadegh Silawi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Fares Shamosi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Mazrah from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Samir Silawi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Riaz Shamosi from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Heydari ,Shayea’s son, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Yousef Khasrgi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Jawad Hashemi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali-Raza Deris ,from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Maher Masodi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Riaz Zahyri, from Shahrak-Aahwaz neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Khaled Silawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mokhtar Masodi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Albaji, from Albaji village, arrested in Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mohammad Masodi,from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Jader Afrawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Aghil Shamosi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Saeed Jalil Mosawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Aisa Badawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Hadi Abidawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Saeed Sadgh Mosawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ahmad Heydari, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Milad Afrawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Aadel Zahyri, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Abdolah Silawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Abas Badawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mohsan Badawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Farhan Shamosi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mohamad Amori, 26 years old, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Naeem Heydari 24 years old, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Araf Ghazlawi, Hanon’s son, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Kazam Ghazlawi ,Hanon’s son, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Alhyee, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Shaker Sawari 29 years old, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Saeed Ghasam Mosawi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Fazal Shamosi, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Sohrab Mojadam,27 years old, from Darwishiah, Kot-Abdolah, Ahwaz city
Karim Mojadam, from Kot-Abdolah
Jafar Hazbawi, 28 years old, Aneed’s son, from Kot-Abdolah
Ahmad Hazbawi, 28 years old, from Kot-Abdolah
Araf Naseri ,30 years old, Aeedan’s son, from Kot-Abdolah
Osameh Temas, 26 years old, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ahmad Temas,28 years old, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mohamad- Moamani Temas, 55 years old, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Saeed Jasem Rahmani(Mosawi), 33 years old, from Alawi(Hai-Althawra) neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Majed Kaldawi, Sadon’s son, from from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Saeed Hamod Rahmani(Mosawi), from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Hatam Sawari, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Jasam Kroshat, 45 years old, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Nori Neissi, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Hossein Heydari, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Adnan Sawari, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Mohammad Heydari,25 years old, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Majed Sawari, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Ali Sawari, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Mohammad Sawari, Sabah’s son, from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Ali Mazbani-Nasr(Sawari), from Alawi neighbourhood (Hai-Althawra), Ahwaz city
Ahmad Kroshat, Kazam’s son, from Ahwaz city
Jafar Aobidawi, from Zahireh(Goldasht) neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ahmad Bawi, from Zahireh(Goldasht) neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Shejairat (Abo-Farogh), from Amoelha, Ahwaz city
Mahmod Dorghy, from Amoelha, Ahwaz city
Aziz Hamidawi, from Amoelha, Ahwaz city
Amoid Bachari, from Amoelha, Ahwaz city
Ramin Bachari, from Amoelha, Ahwaz city
Jamil Ahmad-Pour, from Azizeh neighbourhood(Kheshair), Ahwaz city
Fahad Neissi , from Shahrak-Ahwaz, Ahwaz city
Jamil Heydari, 33 years old, from Kampolo, Ahwaz city
Majed Heydari, 25 years old, from Kampolo , Ahwaz city
Ahmad Hemri, 29 years old, bachelor , from Mandali neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Ali Sawari, 23 years old, Chaseb’s son , from Azizeh neighbourhood(Kheshair), Ahwaz city
Danial Adel Amjad, 43 years old, from Mashali neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
Mosa Mazraeh, from Abo-Hmaza , Khafajeh city
Abdul-Rahman khasreji, 32 years old, from Kot-Saeed-Naeem,Khafajeh city
Mahdi Mazraeh, 22 years old, Aziz’s son ,from Abo-Hmaza , hospital employee, Khafajeh city
Ahmad Swedi, from Hajeh village , Khafajeh city
Adnaan Mazraeh , from Khafajeh city
Mrs Sahba(Lamia) Hamadi, from Koi-Abozar neighbourhood, Khafajeh city
Hassan Harbawi, from Khafajeh city
Ali Swedi, from Hajeh village Khafajeh city
Faiz Afrawi, 30 years old, Married from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh, he arrested with his mother
Mohammad-Amin Afrawi, 37 years old, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city, he arrested with his mother
Abas Moghinami, 26 years old from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
Mortiza Bit-Sheikh-Ahmad,24 years old, Naser’s son, from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
Mortiza Moghinami , 22 years old, from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
Aref Moghinami, 27 years old, from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
Hamdan Afrawi, Abas’s son, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
Amir Afrawi, Fazel’s son, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
Ali Afrawi, Hamad’s son, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
Mohammad Mohamadi( Abiat), 22 years old, from Hamidiyeh city, arrested with plastered feet
Ghasem Kabi(Kabawi), 24 years old, from Hamidiyeh city
Mahdi Saedi, 27 years old, from Hamidiyeh city
100.Lami Shamosi, from Hamidiyeh city
101.Aadel Afrawi, from Hamidiyeh city
102.Mahdi Koti, from Hamidiyeh city
103.Ali Koti, from Hamidiyeh city
104.Satar Koti, from Hamidiyeh city
105.Ali Mansori, from Hamidiyeh city
106.Ali Saki, Amrawah’s son, from Howeyzeh city
107.Abas Saki, Abad-Ali, from Howeyzeh city
108.Abo-Shalan Saki, from Howeyzeh city
109.Khazal Temimi(Fazeli),30 years old, from Shiban area, Ahwaz city
110.Ali Sawari,30 years old, Sahi’s son, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
111.Mostafa Sawari,25 years old, Sahi’s son, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
112.Khaled Abidawi, 25 years old, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
113.Abas Heydari, 23 years old, from Shakareh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
114.Mortza Amiri, from Darwisheh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
115.Yasin Amiri, 23 years, from Darwisheh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
116.Sadegh Heydari,28 years old, Ghasem’s son, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
117.Jalal Nabhani, from Ameri neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
118.Khaled Hazbawi, 40 years old, married, from Kanteks( Majd) neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
119.Mohammad Hazbawi, 30 years old, Abdul-Karim’s son, from Kanteks( Majd) neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
120.Raza Batrani, 34 years old, from Kanteks( Majd) neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
121.Tareq Amiri, 24 years old, from Darwisheh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
122.Jamal Mojadam , 25 years old, from Darwisheh neighbourhood, Kot-Abdolah
123.Mosa Mazraeh, 25 years old, Studying in university, from Khafajeh city
124.Rashid Kroshat, from Mandely neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
125.Hakim Kroshat , Manan’s son, from Ahwaz city
126.Mrs Zodeh Afrawi, 55 years old, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
127.Mrs Qaisiah Afrawi, 60 years old, from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
128.Jawad Mahnapour(Afrawi), from Al-Boafri village, Khafajeh city
129.Ali Moghinami, from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
130.Hossain Hamodi( Sabhani),25 years old, from Azizeh neighbourhood (Khashair), Ahwaz city
131.Yahiah Borwieh, from Ahwaz city
132.Naji Salimy( Kabi), Salman’s son, from Bit-Mahmed village, Shush city
133.Yahiah Salim, Naji’s son, from Bit-Mahmed village, Shush city
134.Azim Shawerdi, Abed’s son, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
135.Ibrahim Shawerdi, 31 years old, Kanan’s son, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
136.Khaled Albokhanfar, Saed’s son, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
137.Ahmad Shawerdi, 24 years old, Abdoljalil’s son, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
138.Mahdi Shawerdi, 17 years old, Hasan’s son, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
139.Adnan Khanafreh, from Khanafreh village , Falaheh( Shadegan) city
140.Moslem Farajolah, married, from Shushtar city
141.Anwer Ashory, 26 years old, Derchal’s son, from Bit-Ashor village, Falaheh(Shadegan)
142.Mohamad-Raza Jalali,26 years old, Hasan’s son, from Koi-Abozar, Khafajiah city
143.Rahim Amin-Por ( Heydari) ,from Zaheriah( Goldasht), Ahwaz city
144.Mahdi Aobidawi, 25 years old, from Khafajeh city
145.Mostafa Jalali, 29 years old, married, from Khafajeh city
146.Loghman Sharafi( Khasraji), married , from Tasfeh area, Ahwaz city
147.Yousef Marawna , 18 years old, Aasi’s son, from Malashiah neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
148.Abdolah Haiati , Kazam’s son , from Saeed-Khalaf neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
149.Nader Haiati , Kazam’s son , from Saeed-Khalaf neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
150.Mostafa Basirey , Azat-Alah’s son , from Kyan-Abad neighbourhood , Ahwaz city
151.Kazam Sayahi , Faleh’s son , from Hamidiyeh city
152.Mansor Askari , from Koi-Alawi, Ahwaz city
153.Yahia Aobidawi , 28 years old, from Hamidiyeh city
154.Ghasam Aobidawi , 26 years old , from Hamidiyeh city
155.Jafar Aobidawi , 28 years old , from Hamidiyeh city
156.Hassan Bit-Said , 30 years old, from Hamidiyeh city
157.Ali Mazraeh , 29 years old , from Hamidiyeh city
158.Adel Zabi , from Koi-Alawi neighbourhood , Ahwaz city
159.Araf Abiat , from Koi-Alawi neighbourhood , Ahwaz city
160.Nader Sharifi , 50 years old, from Malashiyeh neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
161.Najem Heydari , 30 years old, from Koi-Alawi neighbourhood , Ahwaz city
162.Rasoul Chaldawi , 27 years old, from Koi-Alawi neighbourhood, Ahwaz city
163.Saeed-Fahad Alawi , 24 years old , Abolhail’s son, from Shawoor , Shush city
164.Abdul-Hamid Kanani , 25 years old , from Shawoor, Shush city
165.Amin Solimani , 27 years old, Naser’s son , from Shawoor, Shush city
166.Mohammad Aobidawi , 26 years old, Aisa’s son , from Shawoor , Shush city
167.Walid Haiawi , 28 years old, Mahmod’s son, from Shawoor , Shush city
168.Hassan Berisam ( Kanani), 24 years old, from Shawoor , Shush city
169.Jasem Ghanami Sowidi , 27 years old, Married , from Hajeh village, Khafajeh city
170.Halim Sawari , 46 years old, from Khafajeh city, arrested with two of his children
171.Aghil Sawari, 20 years old, Halim’s son , from Khafajeh city
172.Raza Sawari , 17 years old, Halim’s son , from Khafajeh city
