Mahdieh Golrou, a student activist who was forbidden from pursuing her studies, was responsible for the Islamic Association of the Faculty of Economics, University Tabatabai and vice-president of the association Islamic Alameh Tabatabai University in 2006. After criticizing the government of Ahmadinejad and tried to save the Islamic association of students, she was banned from further study and deported two months before his final exam.
Mahdieh Golrou had been arrested twice before for being occupied with other students expelled, she spent a week in jail in 2007 after a sit-in outside the university Alameh Tabatabai in Tehran to protest his expulsion from the university.
She was sentenced to one year in prison during one of his previous arrests. She has served his sentence was added to the other.
Arrest
Mahdieh Golrou was arrested along with her husband, Vahid Lalipour, at 07:00 am Dec. 3, 2009 after their home was invaded by numerous agents of the security forces. The couple was transferred to block 209 of the prison Evin. The arrest of her husband, who has never been politically active, was used during the interrogation of Mahdieh Golrou to force it to cooperate and force him to make false confessions while she was in solitary confinement . The arrest of her husband was forcing her to acknowledge his collaboration with the Mojahedin Khalgh (MKO), which she always refused to recognize. Her husband was eventually freed on bail in late February after two months of incarceration. He was arrested again a few months later and sentenced to one year in prison.
On December 29, 2010, during a visit to a cabin, Mahdieh Golrou informed his family of his terrible state of health following bowel disease. She was eventually transferred to the general section reserved for dangerous criminals and murderers after nearly three months of isolation. During her incarceration, she developed a bowel disease because of the health status and lack of drinking water. Despite his terrible physical condition, 9 March 2010, the prison authorities have refused visits from his family for the third consecutive time then again March 17, 2010 for the fourth time. After several months of waiting, she finally met her family March 29, 2010.
Charges and verdict
Mahdieh Golrou The file was reviewed by the 26th of the Revolutionary Court presided by Judge Pir Abassi. She was accused of "propaganda against the regime" of "gathering and collusion against the regime" and "cooperation with the Mojahedin Khalgh (MKO). The first hearing was held April 5, 2010. After the trial, she was transferred to block 209 and again interrogated for several hours.
On April 11, 2010, the 26th of the Revolutionary Court sentenced Mahdieh Golrou has two years and four months in prison .. His lawyer, Amir Raissian has not been allowed to attend the hearing; Mahdieh Golrou was therefore obliged to present his defense alone, without legal assistance.
The verdict was revised July 7, 2010 by the 54th Chamber of the Court of Appeal and Statement July 25, 2010: 2 years in prison.
Monitoring
Mahdieh Golrou suffered numerous illnesses during his incarceration. On May 2, 2010, despite his condition is, he was denied medical care. On June 9, 2010 she was transferred to the infirmary because of a serious intestinal illness. The prison authorities again refused him access to a doctor.
juillet2010 22, the husband of Mahdieh Golrou said in an interview that during a recent visit she complained of numerous ailments. Because the medicine he needed was manufactured overseas, the prison authorities have refused to let him bring. On September 8, 2010, his health was again unfortunate.
Like many other political prisoners were often denied Mahdieh Golrou the right to receive visits from her family and her husband. 31 August 2010, after four months she finally met her husband.
On 7 November 2010, Mahdieh Golrou and other political prisoners were transferred to Methadone block of Evin prison. This block is a closed room of about 30 to 35 meters long that house dangerous criminals and drug addicts. The prisoners have methadone block access to the air less than an hour a day. They do not have access to the prison library or over the telephone. The prisoners were allowed visits with their families in booths.
On many occasions Mahdieh Golrou was deprived of his rights to receive visits from his family, began a hunger strike December 21, 2010. Although she did broken a few days later, on December 28, she was accused of "adversely influence public opinion" by the 4th Chamber of the court to Evin. She then resumed his hunger strike and was again deprived of family visits.
After two weeks, she finally met his family January 5, 2011. A week later, January 11, 2011, she was again deprived of this right.
Sources: http://www.rahana.org/prisoners-en/?p=1332
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