Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi is in Urgent Need of Medical Treatment

According to the recent news about Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi  on Wednesday December 17, 2014, despite the statements by the UN and Amnesty international, which emphasis on his critical condition and medical care requirement, he has been denying needed  treatment. As a result of preventing this prisoner of conscience from receiving proper medical treatment, implemented by the criminal agents of the regime at the Evin Prison, recently his injured toe has turned black and it is feared that will lead to irreparable consequences.

Urgent call from the organizers of the Canadian Human Rights resolution against Iran

To the attention of the respectful Canadian government authorities and those in charge of the compilation of resolution number A/C.3/69.1.33

While thanking you for the particular attention you are paying to the human rights catastrophe taking place in Iran, the following distinct criticism is being presented with regards to the content of the said resolution:

In the draft of this resolution which was approved in November by the third committee of the General Assembly of the United Nations organization, and will be presented for voting to the General Assembly of the United Nations organization in December, profound concerns have been expressed regarding serious and continuous violations of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, in which torture, violent punishments and actions, and since the presidential elections of 2009, widespread and serious restrictions with regards to the freedom of peaceful assembly and gathering, freedom of speech and thought, the continuation of constant house arrests of leading opposition figures - despite serious concerns with regards to their health, as well as other stated issues, showing that in the preparation of the draft, all published reports in international organizations and Iranian institutions in defense of Human Rights have been investigated and taken into account, and hence this action should be commended; however a very important issue has remained absent, and that is the fundamental issue of interference of religion and politics, which was not mentioned at all!

Different stripes, same sense of injustice

5 December - As a long and nasty House of Commons sitting comes to a close, members of Parliament showed a bit of holiday spirit on the Hill on Thursday that would hearten even the most jaded of politicos.

MPs whose parties are normally duking it out in question period held a joint press conference to advocate for three people locked in jail abroad.

On the eve of the first anniversary of South African anti-apartheid icon Nelson Mandela’s death, Justice Minister Peter MacKay joined Liberal MP Irwin Cotler (a former justice minister himself), Green Party Leader Elizabeth May and Conservative MP Scott Reid (chair of the House foreign affairs subcommittee on international human rights) to call for the release of three people they called political prisoners and “Mandelas” of their countries.

Announcement No. 10 by the Followers of Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi

Since, September 24^th , Mr.  Kazemeini Boroujerdi, libertarian prisoner was encountered with backlash of the Special Clerical prosecutors. The most important reason was because of his teaching and dissemination of knowledge from inside of prison which are inconsistent with political Islam. So that, he was in quarantine of executions for 44 consecutive days and he passed   onerousness hours there.

Announcement No. 9 by the Followers of Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi

On Saturday November 22,  Mr.Kazemeini Boroujerdi 's family visited him while he is still in critical condition in Evin prison. Due to a hunger strike in recent days, he lost a significant amount of weight as well as suffered from severe tremors in his body. 

Schaake's questions on the case of Ayatollah Boroujerdi in Iran

On October 9, Member of the European Parliament Marietje Schaake (D66/ALDE) submitted questions to High Representative Ashton on the case of Ayatollah Boroujerdi in Iran. Please find a plain text version and the official document below.

 The case of Ayatollah Boroujerdi in Iran
According to recent reports in Iranian media, Ayatollah Boroujerdi faces eminent threats in Iran, although these reports are difficult to verify given the lack of (media) freedom in Iran. [1]

The Shia cleric has called for a separation of religion and state.

Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi have been transferred in the clinic of Evin prison

Today Sunday, November 16th, Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi was admitted to the prison clinic due to physical deterioration, while he was at the 16 th- day of his hunger strike, but he was soon sent back to the special clerical ward without receiving adequate medical treatment.  

In meanwhile, one day ago, his family met Mr. Boroujerdi for a few minutes; they expressed their concerns for his physical and health conditions in Evin Prison.

Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi was transferred to the Special Clerical ward

According to received reports, today, Friday, Nov. 14, 2014, Mr. Seyed Hossein Kazemeini Boroujerdi was transferred from quarantine cell to the Special Clerical ward due to serious health conditions caused by continuing of his hunger strike.

Announcement No. 8 by the Followers of Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi

On Saturday, 8 November 2014, Mr. Kazemeyni Boroujerdi's family had a short visit with him. His family stated that Mr. Boroujerdi’s health situation has  been terribly deteriorating, while he almost has lost his vision.

In view of sympathizing with my compatriots who are entangled in violence, I have started a hunger strike

I am writing this aggressive note against the political Islam, from my individual cell, which has inhuman conditions, and I am presenting it to the realm of contemporary history, through a nationalistic member of the military, who is God loving and is sensitive towards people.   

In order to sympathize with my oppressed compatriots who under the banner of “enjoin good and forbid evil”, are caught in a circle of violence by the government pressure apparatus, I am starting a hunger strike. 

Should Be the Interpretation of Religion Contrary to the Thinking of Political Islam Punished by Death?

I am writing this letter from my quarantined cell, which will be sent to the outside of my horrible jail by those entangled in a religious dictatorship: I do not know who will read these painful lines, but I know that he/she has delicate feelings and divine nerves. My fellowmen, under the auspices of a tyrannical regime, one cannot expect anything but distress, sorrow and grief –was the oppressed Iranian nation granted anything else other than this during the past thirty-five years? What were the initial promises of the revolution, and in what direction are we headed now – whatever they said, they proved the contrary with their actions. Those who one day in the future will look at the present history of Iran will be amazed to see this kind of dishonesty and will be even more surprised to see this kind of politics! They talk about Iran – so am I not an Iranian? For what kind of a crime am I being tortured? In the name of Islam they interfere in the affairs of all countries, and they allow themselves to export the massive capitals of this country to be used for violence and cruelties – am I not a Muslim, who since nine years is going through the persecution and torture of those claiming the rule of Islam?

Mr. Kazemeyni Boroujerdi on Hunger Strike

On Saturday, November 1, 2014 (10th Aban 1393 in Persian date), Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi's family was allowed to meet with him for just five minutes .