It was announced that three of them, Raha Sabet, Sasan Taghva and Haleh Rouhi, were sentenced to prison for four years. The remaining youth were sentenced to one-year imprisonment.
While according to laws in Iran these sentences are unenforceable, on Monday, November 19, one of the governmental departments summoned the three named Baha’i youth on the pretext that their personal belonging was to be returned. However, upon arriving, instead they discovered that they were being arrested for dispatch to Adel-Abad Prison for the execution of their sentence of four years.
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SAM
26 November, 2007
Thank you!
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Martijn Rep
26 November, 2007
Why are these sentences unenforcable according to laws in Iran?
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henry
30 November, 2007
If a society of human being allows for three youth to be prisoned for helping others this tells us somthing about this government and the nation that allows it to act in such manner. It tells something that all human kind must know, and will go down the history as such.
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