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Serikali ya Iran inaendelea kunyonga watu mbali mbali ambao wanahusika kwenye maandamano dhidi ya dhuluma za dini ya kiislamu, mmojawapo wa walio kwenye hatari ya kunyongwa ni mwanasoka hodari, yote hii ni harakati za kuendelea kumpigania "mungu" wa waislamu.
Hata hivyo maandamano yapo pale pale...
The Islamic Republic of Iran is reported to be planning to execute professional footballer Amir Nasr-Azadani. Former Wolfsburg and Hertha Berlin player Ashkan Dejagah has been barred from leaving the country.
As protests against Iranian authorities continue, the regime is still carrying out acts of repression against its own citizens. Among the estimated 20,000 prisoners arrested for participating in demonstrations against the government of the Islamic Republic over the past three months are several well-known athletes.
After the public execution of 23-year-old wrestler Madzhidreza Rahnavard [by hanging from a construction crane in the city of Mashhad on December 12], professional football player Amir Nasr-Azadani, 26, is reported to be under threat of the same fate.
The former Iran under-21 international, who was most recently under contract with Iranian second-division club Iranjavan FC, stands accused of "sedition against the authorities" and "war against God" among other charges. Under the Islamic Republic's penal code, the death penalty is the maximum sentence.
The verdict was handed down only a few days after the footballer's arrest on November 18 and was not in keeping with the principle of the rule of law. Moreover, the player was not provided with legal counsel. According to human rights activists, the judiciary used torture to obtain forced confessions from Nasr-Azadani.
Hata hivyo maandamano yapo pale pale...
The Islamic Republic of Iran is reported to be planning to execute professional footballer Amir Nasr-Azadani. Former Wolfsburg and Hertha Berlin player Ashkan Dejagah has been barred from leaving the country.
As protests against Iranian authorities continue, the regime is still carrying out acts of repression against its own citizens. Among the estimated 20,000 prisoners arrested for participating in demonstrations against the government of the Islamic Republic over the past three months are several well-known athletes.
After the public execution of 23-year-old wrestler Madzhidreza Rahnavard [by hanging from a construction crane in the city of Mashhad on December 12], professional football player Amir Nasr-Azadani, 26, is reported to be under threat of the same fate.
The former Iran under-21 international, who was most recently under contract with Iranian second-division club Iranjavan FC, stands accused of "sedition against the authorities" and "war against God" among other charges. Under the Islamic Republic's penal code, the death penalty is the maximum sentence.
The verdict was handed down only a few days after the footballer's arrest on November 18 and was not in keeping with the principle of the rule of law. Moreover, the player was not provided with legal counsel. According to human rights activists, the judiciary used torture to obtain forced confessions from Nasr-Azadani.
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