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    18 October, 2006

    Iran/Netherlands: Dutch Ahwazi activist in Evin prison torture chamber

    Faleh Abdullah Al-Mansuri, a Dutch citizen and the leader of the Ahwaz Liberation Organisation (ALO) (pictured with the mayor of his home town Maastricht), has been transferred to Evin prison after being extradited to Iran by the Syrian authorities.

    Al-Mansuri is being held in Section 209 of the notorious Evin prison, according to Iranian human rights activists. Section 209, where high-profile political prisoners are held, is under the control of the Ministry of Intelligence, which conducts continuous interrogations involving torture. In the prison's torture chambers, inmates are forced to confess to crimes and repent. Prisoners are shackled and kept in solitary confinement with many dying from poor sanitary conditions. Summary executions are often carried out by firing squad.

    The ALO advocates Ahwazi Arab independence from Iran and views itself as a government-in-exile. However, no proof has been provided that it has been involved in any terrorist activities, nor is it among the number of different organisations that have claimed responsibility for bomb attacks in Ahwaz over the past 18 months.

    Links
    Ahwazi refugees remain in Syrian custody - AHRO - 18 August
    UNPO: "Iran Must End Repression against Minority Groups" - 15 August
    "Syria has violated international law" - Amnesty International - 11 August
    Ahwazi Arabs unite against Syrian "treachery" - 11 August
    Netherlands abandons Dutch Ahwazi activist - 11 August
    Syria deports Ahwazis to Iran, including Dutch national - 9 August
    Statement by Amnesty Maastricht on the detention of Faleh Abdullah Al-Mansouri (in Dutch)
    U.N. tells Syria not to extradite Ahwazi refugees - 7 June 2006, Ya Libnan
    Amnesty International report on fear of forcible return and torture of Ahwazi refugees - 2 June 2006, Amnesty International
    Syria releases three Ahwazis, but four remain in custody - 19 May 2006, BAFS
    Syrian human rights activists arrested amid Ahwazi deportation scandal - 17 May 2006, BAFS
    Syria's deportation scandal - 16 May 2006, BAFS
    Syria arresting Ahwazi Arabs to please Iran - 16 May 2006, Ya Libnan

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