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Author: Nasrin Parvaz
Petition: More Than 50 Political Prisoners Who Were Tortured Are Condemned to Execution in Iran
More than 50 political prisoners who were tortured and spent time in solitary confinement are condemned to execution. Some of them are condemned with two charges of execution and some are also condemned with public execution. All of them were born during the Islamic regime and were arrested in a peaceful demonstration.
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Interview With Independent
Priti Patel’s borders bill will result in refugees in detention centres outside the UK facing child and sexual abuse, a torture survivor has said.
Nasrin Parvaz’s warning comes after policies key to Ms Patel’s controversial borders bill were voted down in the House of Lords this week.
For Zeinab Jalalian
A Video for Women Prisoners in Iran
What Created Refugees?
Born In Prison – Paintings
Bring Me the Night – A Poem By Nasrin
i see my sister
rolling on snow
to put the fire out.
i see the snow melt
at her touch
on her tongue.
she runs
to the snow-man
we made together.
i see her
burying her face
in his chest.
i see my father
petrol can
in his hand
looking at her
mouthing
she’d dishonoured him.
bring me the night
tell the snow
to stay in the sky
its lights
burn
my eyes.