Neda Naji

He was arrested on World Labor Day

<coverage-outsourcing id='25197'> Dozens of those present in the international workers day gathering in front of the parliament were arrested. They were sent to Evin (Section 209), Fashafooye and Qarchak prisons. Most were released after a few days. The arrest order for the rest was extended for a week, 10 days and one month periods. The arrests led to domestic and international protests. Students who had organized a meeting to protest the continued arrests were attacked by the Student Basij, a pro-government paramilitia </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='26073'> She was transferred to Evin prison </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='25947'> After political prisoners protested the late medical attention shown to Saba Kord Afshari whose transfer to a clinic was delayed, they were beaten up by prisoners held on drug charges (this had been demanded by clinic authorities.) The following political prisoners were injured in this clash: Yasaman Ariani, Neda Naji, Atefe Rangriz and Sepide Qoliyan. The day after, Saba Kordafshari, Yasaman Ariani, Monire Arabshahi and Mojgan Keshavarz staged a protest in front of the prison office </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='26478'> Speaking from the floor of the parliament, Parvane Salahshoori protested the sentences meted out to women workers’ activsits. A day later, 16 MPs from the Hope Faction in parliament wrote to the head of the judiciary to protest the sentences meted out to Marzie Amiri, Atefe Rangriz, Neda Naji and Nooshin Jafari and these women had been shown </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='26966'> Marzieh Amiri, Neda Naji, Sanaz Allahyari and Asal Mohammadi published a letter to protest the sentences handed out to themselves and other workers’ activists. In the final section of the letter, they express hope that popular support could lead to their release or have a good effect on them </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='27090'> <reference source='https://www.hra-news.org/statements/a-426/'> Seventeen political prisoners in the Women’s Section of Evin published a statement to condemn the behavior shown by judicial and security apparatus to those political prisoners who are also mothers. A quote from the statement: “In all these years, the misogynist government has fought women and mothers who stand up for freedom and justice. That the fight continues is itself a sign of increasing awareness and acceleration of women’s struggles and protests. There are many examples. Just in the last few months, we saw the arrest of Farangis Mazloom, despite her sickness, because she was defending her son, Soheil Arabi. Alireza Shirmohammadi’s mother, because she didn’t have the 80 million toman to post bail, lost her son in prison. Rahele Asl Ahmadi, because she wanted freedom for her daughter, Saba Kurdafshari, was arrested; and many other cases.” </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='27242'> Six of the Haft Tapeh and World Labour Day detainees released on bail. Marzieh Amiri, Amir Amirgholi, Sanaz Allahyari, Amir Hossein Mohammadi Fard, Sepideh Gholian, and Atefeh Rangriz were released from Qarchak and Evin prisons for several consecutive hours. At the same time, the release possibility for Esmail Bakhshi and Asal Mohammadi from the Haft Tapeh, and Neda Naji, one of the World Labor Day detainees, was also mentioned in cyberspace </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='27768'> The Branch 28 of Tehran’s revolutionary court sentenced her to five years and six months imprisonment. Under article 134, five years of her sentence will be applicable. The five-year sentence is due to the charge of “gathering and collusion against security” and the charge that has led to six months in prison is unclear but it’s probably “disrupting public order.” Since we are not sure about this, only the first charge has been registered under the statistics section </coverage-outsourcing>
<coverage-outsourcing id='29991'> After the Coronavirus outbreak, Ali Khamenei ordered a large number of prisoner's freedom by issuing a directive. This directive (with several clauses ) has been mentioned to the political prisoners too. The political prisoners who have been sentenced under five years in prison will be released from prison by security agencies' approval. He was released from prison based on this directive </coverage-outsourcing>