Jamaloddin Mohammadi

Jamal Mohammadi is a Kurdish citizen and a resident of Haftvan Village near Salmas Village. He was initially charged with "Membership in the PJAK group" and sentenced to execution but this sentence was reduced to imprisonment in exile

<coverage-outsourcing id='605'> He was arrested by Salmas Intelligence Ministry agents alongside Seyyed Sami Hosseini at Shahid Shirazi Checkpoint on Salmas's Main Road in a vehicle belonging to a friend of his </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='607'> The first session of his and Seyyed Jamal Mohammadi's trial was held in Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='608'> They were tried in Branch 1 of Khoy's Revolutionary Court presided by Judge Norouzi on charges of "Bombing" and "Enmity against God through membership in PJAK" and sentenced to execution </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='610'> Sami Hosseini and Jamaloddin Mohammadi's sentences were upheld in Branch 10 of Western Azerbaijan's Appeals Court </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='20093'> Sami Hosseini presented a description of his case, the sufferings he has had and Jamaloddin Mohammadi by writing a letter published by HRANA. He wrote in the letter that they were arrested on June 5, 2008. According to the documents filed in the file, they were prosecuted in accordance with the law on the following day, but this never happened, and they, at that time, "were subjected to the worst torture " in Salmas Intelligent ministry’s Detention Center. The torture that Sami Hosseini suffered in the Salamas and Urmia prison detention centers was to the extent that he was admitted to the Imam Khomeini Hospital of Urmia for 18 days. Hanging from the wrists and tearing about 20 centimeters in the scapula, inserting electricity into the body, thrashing on the foot and thigh, beating for hours, preventing sleep, and disconnecting the defendants from the families for several months were methods used in the Intelligent ministry’s detention centers. According to his writings, the judges of the appeals court observed and confirmed the effects of torture, but according to the Atlas, not only the torturers were not prosecuted, but the death sentence of the defendants has also been confirmed. The letter also states that they have never seen the Intelligent ministry’s claimed witnesses in the court, have not yet seen the remote control device that is recorded in the file, and, contrary to the Intelligent ministry’s claims, they never searched their home for anything to be found. On the basis of this letter, the date of the bomb blast was 19 July, 2008 while he and Jamaloddin Mohammadi were arrested 44 days earlier. The two were finally sentenced to death on charges of "bombing" and "membership in PJAK" at Khoy Revolutionary Court Branch 1, headed by Judge Norouzi, a verdict endorsed by the West Azerbaijan Supreme Court and violated in the Supreme Court </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='20095'> After the sentence was overturned by the Supreme Court, they were sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment in exile on the charge of "Membership in PJAK" by judge Chabok by Branch 1 of Urmia's Revolutionary Court </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='612'> Sami Hosseini, Jamaloddin Mohammadi, Morad Isaei, Balal Chilgar, Yousef Kakeh Memi, and Mostafa Ali Ahmad were transferred to the Intelligence Ministry agents' station inside the Central Urmia Prison. They were interrogated and threatened. The prisoners were told that if news from the prison is reflected in media outside the country, their family members would be arrested, or that they would be exiled to remote prisons </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='614'> The lawsuit against the two political prisoners opened with a complaint by the legal representative of the Urmia IRGC from Jamal Mohammadi and Sami Hosseini on charges of "killing a member of the Revolutionary Guards," allegedly killed in a clash with dissident guerrillas against the Iranian government. According to the Kurdistan Human Rights Network, Branch 16 of the Urmia Criminal Court, headed by Judge Ebrahimi, charged them with "involvement in murder", "intentional assault" and "destruction of state property" in three separate proceedings, and sentenced them to three separate five-year sentences (each totaled 15 years in jail) and paying blood money. In Qazvin Prison, the two men were told that after the end of the 10 years of imprisonment sentence, they would be returned to Urmia Prison in early spring 2018 and the decision on the application of Article 134 and these three cases will be made </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='21765'> The Kurdistan Human Rights Network reported that, despite the fact that the length of the imprisonment of Sami Hosseini and Jamal Mohammadi had been reduced to 10 years by applying Article 134, they are still in detention despite the termination of the sentence. According to the report, they are told that their release is subject to the order of the Urmia prosecutor's office </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='22018'> According to the Human Rights Network of Kurdistan, Sami Hosseini and Jamal Mohammadi were transferred to Urmia Prison and sent to solitary confinement after refusing to go to normal prisoners' ward </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='22992'> He was released </coverage-outsourcing>