Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh

.Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh is from Tehran. He is a provincial bodybuilding champion. He was arrested during the national uprising in response to the murder of Mahsa Amini and was sentenced to death on the charge of waging war against God and Islam (Moharebeh).

• <coverage-outsourcing id='43560'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3OsJxlT'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh was arrested by the security forces at his father's home during the national uprising in response to the murder of Mahsa Amini. In an interview with Shargh newspaper, his father Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh said the family had no information about him for 10 days and despite their regular visits to Evin Prison, the judiciary authorities did not give them a clear response. According to Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, after a while, the third branch of Evin court set a bail of five billion rials for Sahand. He said after Sahand was transferred from solitary to the 2-Alef general population ward of Evin Prison. he found out the meaning of the "Moharebeh" charge. (waging war against God and Islam). He was soon transferred to Fashafuyeh Prison. Later a source told Deutsche Welle Persian that Sahand was transferred to a jail in the east of Tehran (probably IRGC's 1-Alef jail). </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='43561'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3ibmsYY'> The trial session of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, Behdad Eskandarnejad, and Ali Houshmandi was held at the 29th branch of the revolutionary court of Tehran. According to the judiciary's Mizan website, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh was tried for the charge of Moharebeh through "destruction and arson of public property with intent to disrupt order and security of the country and fighting against the Islamic state", assembly and collusion and disrupting public order through "participating in illegal gatherings." According to the report, the basis of the charge was a video showing Sahand trying to pull out a highway guardrail. According to Mizan, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh did not accept any of the charges, and in response to Judge Mazloum's question about burning a garbage bin, he said: > I didn't set fire to any garbage bin, I didn't throw any sticks at the police, I didn't attack any passenger, I just used the guardrail to block the bus." According to Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh in this session, the gathering occurred in front of his place of work and he had no intention of "rioting in front of his workplace. Sometime later, Deutsche Welle Persian reported that on the day of the trial when the attorney of Mr. Nour Mouhammadzadeh was defending his client, several Intelligence Ministry agents present in the court tried to stop him from presenting his defense. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='43562'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3XvvG27'> Judiciary's Mizan website, without mentioning any names, reported that three prisoners have received death sentences. The report said that the person responsible for closing the street and stopping vehicles, causing fear and panic, and destroying public property, was a leader in these incidents and was sentenced to death on the charge of Moharebeh. The report seems to be about Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44248'> <reference source='https://www.iranintl.com/202211173394'> Amnesty International announced that the Islamic Republic intends to execute at least 21 arrested protesters after mock trials in order to intimidate the protesters. The organization pointed out the claims of Islamic Republic officials about the trials being public and asked foreign embassies to send monitors to these trials. Diana Eltahawi, deputy regional director of the Middle East and North Africa division of Amnesty emphasized that the Islamic Republic officials must cease all executions immediately. According to Amnesty International's report, 11 individuals are being tried by the revolutionary court of Karaj including Farzaneh Ghare Hassanlou and Hamid Ghareh Hassanlou are being charged with spreading corruption on earth. Amnesty's report also mentions the names of some of the protesters at risk of execution. Parham Parvari, Sahand Nourmohammadzadeh, Abolfazl Mehri, Hossein Hajilou, Manouchehr Mehmannavaz, Saeed Shirazi, Mohammad Ghobadlou, Mahan Sedarat Madani, Saman Yassin, Mohammad Boroughani, and Mohsen Rezazadeh Gharagholou are among the names in the Amnesty report. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='43563'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3OvDkWc'> Hamed Ahmadi, the court-appointed attorney for Sahand Mohammadzadeh told Shargh that the primary court's ruling has not been communicated to him and his client in prison, and only Judge Mazloum at the 29th branch of the revolutionary court has signed it so far. According to Mr. Ahmadi, the branch advisor emphasized Sahand's innocence and refused to confirm the Moharebeh verdict so the ruling needs to be referred to a third judge, who is the head of the 27th branch of the revolutionary court. His father told Shargh newspaper that Sahand is at the 6th brigade in ward 3 of Fashafuyeh Prison. Deutsche Welle Persian reported that Judge Ebrahimi (branch advisor) had informed Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's family and his appointed attorney that Sahand has been accused of disrupting public order in accordance with the Islamic Penal Code. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44407'> <reference source='https://www.iranintl.com/202212033028'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh was sentenced to death. According to Iran InternationalSahand's attorney wrote that the primary court has issued a death sentence and it can be appealed at the supreme court. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44213'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3FCGZ1x'> IranWire released an audio message of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh from inside the prison. In the audio file, he explains that the judge at the courthouse forced him to sign three papers without allowing him to read them. He said he was held in solitary for seven days and was threatened from day one. He also said that the interrogator lied to him to get him to sign the coerced confessions and told him that his mother had a stroke. The interrogator told him that if he cooperates they would let him call home. "he told me to write down I called people to come and remove the guardrails and move it, even though in the film it is clear that I'm on the other side. But since I thought my mom had a stroke I wrote down everything he said," Sahand explained. He went on to talk about the psychological torture and the fact that they took him for mock execution three times. He says he didn't know the meaning of Moharebeh (waging war against God and Islam) and only learned it in the general population ward. He also mentioned that they recorded his coerced confession to broadcast on state-TV. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44501'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/73247'> He went on a hunger strike in protest of his unjust death sentence plus five years in prison. His father told Emtedad that he started his hunger strike in the Greater Tehran Prison and informed the warden in a letter. He said he will only drink liquids. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44615'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3BH6oop'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh lost more than 10 Kg of his weight during the hunger strike. Deutsche Welle Persian reported that during a family visit, Sahand said he will continue his hunger strike until his death sentence is reversed and the charge of Moharebeh is removed from his case. His court-appointed attorney Hamed Ahmadi wrote a request for temporary release with a personal guarantee, but the judge was not at the court so he could not deliver the request. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='44505'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/73247'> In an interview with Emtedad, Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, father of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh said: > Based on the video evidence they showed in court, my son didn't set the trash bin on fire. 120 business owners and neighbors have signed a petition testifying that he did not set fire to the trash bin and didn't tear the bus lane guardrails. According to their testimony, which was presented in court, the trash bin was set on fire before, and several tires were burning inside it. Since the trash bin was close to Sahand's new motorcycle, he kicked the trash bin a few times trying to get the fire away from the motorcycle. Also, the video shows others pulling off the guardrail and someone blocking the street with it, then a passenger gets off the bus and moves it out of the way. All my son did was put it back on the road and blocked the path of the bus for a short time. The main street was also not blocked and the cars would pass the trash bin and continue on their way. But the case says otherwise. The same goes with the guardrail, which the video clearly shows my son didn't tear off in the first place. Same with the claim of setting fire to the trash bin, even though the video clearly shows he had nothing to do with it. Even the chants that they attribute to him cannot be seen in the video and his hands are not even up (as a fist) for chanting, but they labeled him a leader anyway. At worst my son got momentarily excited, but he didn't hurt anyone. The security forces took his two phones and examined them, there wasn't even a single post or story against the state; if he had, they would have used it in the case. He had no weapons and didn't fight with the police. How can they convict him of Moharebeh for those things? According to witnesses, the whole incident took about 15 minutes and when the police showed up Sahand had already left the area. In the video, he is just standing there in a pink shirt with no mask. How could they label him as the leader? The only evidence they have is the testimony of another suspect against him, while according to the law, the testimony of a suspect against another suspect in the same case is not admissible. They took Sahand for mock execution three times during the interrogation and dropped a noose around his neck, such terrible psychological torture. They also told him that his mom had a stroke and that if he wants to talk to her he needs to sign the confession, and they swore to release him after. When he did what they asked, they just took him back to his cell. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='46615'> <reference source='https://www.radiozamaneh.com/746160/?tg_rhash=0ceb6994783a68'> In response to the claims made by the attorney of Sahan Nour Mohammadzadeh about a magistrate not signing off on his case, the judiciary responded: > After inquiries from branch 29 of the revolutionary court, it became clear that the claim is not true and the ruling was signed by the two judges in the case and it has gone all the legal stages. This is according to the judge in the case. It is noteworthy that the primary ruling can be appealed at the supreme court. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='45783'> <reference source='https://www.mizan.news/4574664/%d9%81%d8%b1%d8%ac%d8%a7%d9%85-%d8%ae%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%87%db%8c-%d8%b3%d9%87%d9%86%d8%af-%d9%86%d9%88%d8%b1%d9%85%d8%ad%d9%85%d8%af%d8%b2%d8%a7%d8%af%d9%87-%d8%af%d8%b1-%d8%af%db%8c%d9%88%d8%a7%d9%86/'> The appeal request of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh was accepted by the supreme court. According to the judiciary's Mizan website, the supreme court overturned the death sentence and sent the case to a branch of same rank for review. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='46548'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/73994'> He was transferred to the quarantine ward of Rajaei Shahr Prison. Emtedad reported that his transfer was done by the order of the judge at branch 23 of the security court in order to "prevent dissident media from taking advantage of the case or a possible gathering in front of the Greater Tehran Prison's gate". According to the report, the supreme court has not chosen a court of the same rank to review the case and his attorney is still waiting for the branch to be announced by the judiciary authorities. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='46552'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/74481'> His father said that since the arrest, his son has lost 30 kg in weight. He said Sahand is suffering from this situation and asked the judiciary to follow up on the case. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='47096'> <reference source='https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/'> In a call for immediate action, Amnesty International announced that at least 14 of the people arrested during the 2022 uprising in Iran have been sentenced to death and are in danger of execution. Amnesty International stated that the Islamic Republic has violated fair trial principles and has tortured most of these individuals, namely Hamid Ghareh Hassanlou, Mohammad Ghobadlou, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, Shoeyb Mirbalouch Zehi, Ebrahim Narouei, Mansour Dehmordeh, Kambiz Khorute, Javad Rouhi, Mehdi Mohammadifard, and Arshia Takdastan. by cable, whip, electric shock, mock execution, rape, and other types of sexual violence. The report goes on to say that Mehdi Mohammadifard was raped during his interrogation and had to be hospitalized. Based on the reports, Mr. Mohammadifard also experienced beatings, being hung by a foot, threats with a gun, and putting ice on his testicles during interrogation. The report also mentions the repeated torture of Hamid Ghareh Hassanlou which led to his broken ribs and interior bleeding and lung issues. Mohammad Ghobadlou has also experienced several violations and according to the medical examiner his body was wounded and bruised after the arrest. At least 14 out of dozens of prisoners named in the report have been sentenced to death and the rest face heavy charges. Toumaj Salehi, Farzaneh Tahazadeh, Farhad Tahazadeh, Karevan Shahiparvaneh, Reza Eslamdoust, Taher Hamidi, Shahram Marouf Mola, Pouria Javaheri, Heshmatollah Tabarzadi, Hamid Ghareh Hassanlou, Mohammad Ghobadlou, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, Shoeyb Mirbalouch Zehi, Ebrahim Narouei, Mansour Dehmordeh, Kambiz Kharout, Javad Rouhi, Mehdi Mohammadifard, Arshia Takdastan, Mohammad Boroughani, Mehdi Bahman, Majid Kazemi, Manouchehr Mehmannavaz, Saleh Mirhashemi, Saeed Yaghoubi, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, Hossein Mohammadi, Reza Ariya, Mahan Sedarat, Saeed Shirazi, Abolfazl Mehri Hossein Hajilou. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='52840'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/79508'> The security institutions applied pressure regarding the court's decision. According to the Emtedad report, Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, his father, said: > Since the superior court overturned Sahand's death sentence for Moharebeh in five articles and sent the case to a branch of the same rank (Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court headed by Judge Afshari), we visited the chief justice of the court, and according to the agreement, the conversation with the judge was postponed to the next morning. On the appointed date, along with Sahand's fiance and my wife, we visited the head of the branch, and the result of our conversation was that Judge Afshari gave a favorable promise to issue a sentence of less than ten years for my son based on his citations. It is interesting that a few days later, when we were going to meet Sahand, it was around noon when someone called me from an unknown number, and while claiming to be a representative of the security agency, he said, sir! Don't think that Sahand's death sentence was overturned by your lawyer or domestic and foreign media; Rather, it was the regime's show of mercy. > Next, it was interesting that this gentleman told me; "After you met with Judge Afshari a few days ago, I went and talked to him. Do not think that the punishment for Moharebeh is only execution. Moharebeh can be punished by exile, amputation, and so-and-so. I said in response; How is it that before the judge issued the verdict, you have already issued the sentence for my son?! </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='49877'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3G6Gvk7'> His death sentence was overturned, but the charge of Moharebeh stayed. His attorney Hamed Ahmadi told Shargh Network that the judge at branch 26 communicated the ruling to him. He added: > The judge at branch 26 of the revolutionary court insisted on the charge of Moharebeh. The judge overturned the death sentence but designated Sahand as Mohareb and I believe he has issued a heavy sentence even on that ground." According to Hamed Ahmadi, branch 26 of the revolutionary court as the court of the same rank sentenced Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh to 10 years in exile to Kahnouj in Kerman province on the charge of Moharebeh, five years in prison on the charge of assembly and collusion, and one year in prison on the charge of disrupting public order. Mr. Ahmadi also said that the judge has considered the "criminal activities separately, and in that case, the maximum punishment is not enforceable, but Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh must serve both the six years in prison and the 10 years in exile. He went on to say that the law states that when a convict is exiled, they are cut off from everyone, so Sahand will probably be transferred to a prison in Kerman. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='50046'> <reference source='https://twitter.com/bbcpersian/status/1641825509779619840'> In a phone interview with BBC Persian from prison, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh said immediately after his arrest, the agents told him that he will be executed. He said during his interrogations he was tortured and they took him for "mock execution" several times. He told BBC Persian that in the first hours after his arrest they locked him up in their car in handcuffs and blindfolds and told him several times that he won't get to court and they will finish him right there. Regarding his prison and exile sentences, he said his trial lasted less than seven minutes and he wasn't allowed to defend himself, and that he still doesn't know why he received such a sentence. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='50480'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/76847'> He was moved to solitary for doing interviews with the media. His hired attorney Hamed Ahmadi told Emtedad that he wasn't allowed to visit his client and he hasn't received a clear answer as to which authority ordered Sahand's transfer to solitary. Ahmadi said there are new charges against his clients: > In my recent visit to the prison, I found out that my client is facing not one but three charges. I found out from the prison file that two of his charges are about a claim in an audio file from Shahre Rey which was before his time in Greater Tehran prison. Apparently, my client claims in the audio file that he was tortured and mock-executed. It seems that the audio file and the claim in it went viral and they used it as the basis for the charge of disseminating lies and agitating public opinion. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='50747'> <reference source='https://www.instagram.com/p/CrDSByfNJGE/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link'> His father Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh announced on Instagram that his son was moved from solitary to the general population ward in Evin Prison. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='52842'> <reference source='https://bit.ly/3Do2IZ6'> Branch 39 of the Superior Court confirmed the sentence of 10 years of exile, 6 years of imprisonment, and 74 lashes for Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh. Hamed Ahmadi, his lawyer, announced in an interview with Shargh newspaper: > About 10 days ago, I went to Branch 39 of the Supreme Court to follow up on the outcome of the case. They said that we have issued the verdict, but we cannot say what it is, and if I want to know the details of the verdict, I should visit Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court. Sahand Noormohammadzadeh's attorney said the 26th branch of the Tehran Revolutionary Court is responsible for determining the extent of the enforceability of the issued sentences and said: > In case of most severe punishment (Article 134 of the Islamic Penal Code), only the sentence of 10 years of exile will be enforced, otherwise "the issued sentences will be enforced collectively. Regarding the latest status of his client's case, Hamed Ahmadi pointed out that the sentence has been referred to the sentence enforcement department and said: > What has become clear to us so far is that surprisingly, the same branch (Branch 39 of the Superior Court of the country) which initially rejected the charge of Moharebeh for Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh and said issuing this sentence is illegal, has now confirmed this charge but changed the sentence from death to exile. Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, the father of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, later announced in an Emtedad interview that apart from the sentence of 10 year of exile and 6 years of imprisonment, his son was also sentenced to 74 lashes. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='52843'> <reference source='https://t.me/emtedadnet/79508'> His father told Emtedad: "Last week, I went to branch one (sentence enforcement) of the Moghaddas Prosecutor's Office, located in Evin prison, and spoke with the branch judge. He said that he would write a letter to Judge Afshari to clarify whether the ten years of exile without the right to communicate and socialize in the Sahand case, will be actual imprisonment in exile or not. It was decided to wait for Judge Afshari's answer. According to the extension news, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh is imprisoned in Rajaeeshahr prison. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='53035'> <reference source='https://www.instagram.com/p/CvZz_uLNPiv/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link'> His father, Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh announced that his son has been transferred to Qezel Hesar Prison. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='53034'> <reference source='https://tinyurl.com/yc8kcnux'> His father Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh criticized the lack of attention to legal principles of the separation of the defendants of various crimes in the transfer of prisoners to Ghezel Hesar and told the Shargh network: > Unfortunately, after the transfer of the children from Rajaeeshahr prison to Ghezal Hesar, this matter has not been observed until today. Sahand expresses concern about his condition in his calls. Another family of political prisoners, whose child was transferred to Ghezel Hesar, complained about the lack of facilities for the prisoners in this prison. Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, while confirming this story, added: This lack of facilities in Ghezel Hesar does not only include bathrooms and gas stoves. For example, there are restrictions on children's phone calls. In Rajaeeshahr, because there were more telephones, children could call more easily. They can still call in Ghezel Hesar, but the time is shorter. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='53649'> <reference source='http://tinyurl.com/tbukpe56'> Hamed Ahmadi, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's lawyer, said in an interview with Shargh newspaper that his client will be transferred to Kahnuj prison in Kerman next week to serve his 10 years of exile. According to Hamed Ahmadi, Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's second appeal was rejected in the 39th branch of the Supreme Court, but they have filed a request for a retrial. Regarding the latest status of his client's case, he said: "After our second appeal request was rejected in the 39th branch of the Superior Court, we followed up the necessary steps to register the request for retrial and our request for retrial is based on clauses (t) and (c) Article 474 of the Criminal Procedure Law was registered in the Supreme Court. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='53651'> <reference source='https://www.hra-news.org/2023/hranews/a-42782/'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh went to Kahnouj Prison to serve his exile sentence. Announcing this news and quoting Jafar Nour Mohammadzadeh, HRANA wrote: "Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh was told in Ghezel Hesar prison to pack his belongings to go to Kahnu in Kerman province and spend 10 years in prison there. He was also told that he should pay more than 50 million rials as a transfer fee. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='53652'> <reference source='https://www.instagram.com/p/Cx-GWZ_twAc/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's eyesight is having problems in Kerman prison. This was reported by Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's father. Jafar Noormohammadzadeh wrote on his personal Instagram page: > Today, one year has passed since the arrest and imprisonment and the contradictory sentence of 16 years of imprisonment of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh only for the crime of kicking a trash can, and 10 years of exile in Kahnuj prison. At the height of his youth, you destroyed his youth and all his dreams, and due to the mental and psychological pressures of exile, he has problems with his vision in his right eye. It is strange that you talk about Islam and justice. What justice? My happiness, my son, is my desire for justice. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='56963'> <reference source='iranwire.com/fa/news-1/126325'> Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh went on leave from his place of exile. While announcing this news, IranWire wrote that he was on leave for eye surgery. According to this report, he was released on bail of 90 billion rials. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='61296'> <reference source='https://tinyurl.com/ykva4pcb'> He went on a medical leave once again to operate on his eye. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='62807'> <reference source='https://tinyurl.com/yc5tmt56'> Hamed Ahmadi, the lawyer of Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh, in an interview with "Shargh Network," reported the opposition of the sentence enforcement office to re-referring his client's case to the forensic medicine and instead summoning him to prison, and emphasized that according to the doctors, not following the full treatment process can lead to blindness in one eye of Nour Mohammadzadeh. According to this lawyer, during his imprisonment, Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh experienced problems with the vision of his right eye. At first, he was faced with constant black dots in his vision, and then this issue changed to a state of pseudo-blindness. With the follow-up, his health case was referred from Kohnuj to Kerman Forensic Medicine. The case remained there for a while until it was finally announced that Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's eye needed surgery. He continued: > With the announcement of Sahand Noormohammadzadeh's need for eye surgery, the case was returned to the sentence enforcement office of the 33rd district of Tehran. At that time, Tehran's law enforcement agreed to a one-week leave for him to go through the treatment process. After the medical leave, Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh underwent laser therapy and his doctor insisted that he should be under special care for 2 months, but the sentence enforcement office agreed to 45 days. After this period, however, his vision did not improve and even worsened, so surgery was performed on his eye. After the surgery, Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's doctor again prescribed 2 months of rest, but he agreed to 45 days. Sahand Nour Mohammadzadeh's lawyer stated that "45 days have ended, but Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's eyesight is still having problems", and said, "Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's doctor also confirms the continuation of his vision problem." The story is that due to the continuous presence of fixed black dots in the vision of Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's right eye, the pressure on his left eye has increased and according to the doctor, both of Mr. Nour Mohammadzadeh's eyes are currently in danger. We asked the sentence enforcement office to continue the treatment process, but unfortunately, this institution opposed the referral of the case to forensic medicine and announced that the client should report to the Kahnuj prison in Kerman. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='62817'> <reference source='https://x.com/dadban4/status/1824711145510355452'> According to Dadban's report, he returned to Kohnuj prison in Kerman despite the incompleteness of the treatment process. </reference> </coverage-outsourcing>