Behind Bars for the Holidays: 11 Political Prisoners We Want to See Free In 2015

The Daily Beast  From a children’s-book author languishing in an Egyptian prison to an early critic of the Assad regime, these jailed dissidents deserve our attention in the new year.

Before we party 2014 away and usher in a new year, we hope readers take a few moments to remember those brave activists languishing behind bars for advocating basic freedoms. The Daily Beast recently partnered with Advancing Human Rights to continue putting a spotlight on dissidents from dictatorships around the world.

The full text of the encyclopedia of emergence was written by Seyyed Hossein Boroujerdi

This book is a series of scientific and religious research which lead to teachings outside of the theology and its yield - the publication of the encyclopedia of emergence. 

As the result of publication of this book, Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi was considered as an apostate by the Special Clerical prosecutors. Then, Mr. Boroujerdi spent 44 consecutive days in quarantine of executions.

The full text of this book is available here.

Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi who is under secretive and Successive torture "white torture,"

Mr. Kazemeini Boroujerdi is in critical condition due to lack of medical attention to him.   According to the information received on Friday, December 19, 2014, this prisoner of conscience, who deprived of medication and treatment, has lost the ability to move due to severe pain in his back and legs.  Eventually, he was transferred by ambulance to the prison clinic.

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.