DGerman-Iranian architect Nahid Taghavi was sentenced to 10 years and 8 months in prison for carrying out “anti-government propaganda” in Tehran. Her daughter Mariam Claren confirmed this via Twitter on Wednesday. Just like Mariam Claren Change.org publishes petition She is a report by the German Foreign Minister Heiko Mars On October 16 last year, Nahid Taghavi was arrested at his home in Tehran and detained in Evan Prison.
Nahid Taghavi was interrogated for a total of 1,000 hours without legal aid, most of which were According to Amnesty International, About her commitment as a student and her resume. Before the trial began, she was not charged with any specific criminal offences. Four days before the scheduled first day of trial at the Revolutionary Court No. 26 in Tehran at the end of April this year, a lawyer accessed the documents without being able to talk to a client. The trial was subsequently postponed to June 13.
On May 16, after being held in solitary confinement for 7 months, Nahid Taghavi was transferred to the female part of the prison. The daughter reported in the supplement to her petition.Like her in autumn Die Welt Daily says, Her mother has lived in Cologne since 1983 and has been commuting with the authorities between Germany and Iran for fifteen years without any problems. Apart from the habit of exiled Iranians, she is not politically active and has neither an organization nor part of a group.
Amnesty International believes that Iran is using Nahid Taghavi as a bargaining chip. Iran pursues political goals by imprisoning people with dual nationalities, Acknowledge International Human Rights Association“Iran needs influence so that Germany does not follow the U.S. and its sanctions policies, the European market is still open to commerce, and the nuclear agreement will not be threatened.” Like Nahid Taghavi, the British-Iranian labor rights activist Mehran Raoof was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment. Ten years and eight months.
