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[RAHANA] 5 Shiraz Baha'is Get 10-Month Prison Terms | RAHANA: According to CHRR, Houshmandi and Masoumi  have a prior 1-year suspended term related to their work in a UNICEF sponsored program for street and poor children in the low-income neighborhoods of Shiraz. The group of 54 Bahai’s who worked as social workers within the program had all been arrested in May of 2006 and subsequently tried for undertaking propaganda activities against the system.

[Iran Press Watch] 5 Baha'i Residents of Shiraz Sentenced to 10 Months in Prison: HRANA - According to the Committee of Human Rights Activists, 5 Baha'i residents of Shiraz, Haleh Hooshmandi, Keyvan Karami, Farham (Hadi) Masoomi, Afshin Ahsanian and Vahdat Dana, were tried by Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court of .

[The Muslim Network for Baha'i Rights] 3 Baha'i Youth Imprisoned in Shiraz!: While according to laws in Iran these sentences are unenforceable, on Monday, November 19, one of the governmental departments summoned the three named Baha’i youth on the pretext that their personal belonging was to be returned. However, upon arriving, instead they discovered that they were being arrested for dispatch to Adel-Abad Prison for the execution of their sentence of four years.

[Iran Press Watch] Serious Health Condition of an Imprisoned Baha'i - Iran Press Watch: I especially like to thank “sb” for the beautiful quote from Baha'u'llah and having our dear Haleh in their prayers at the prayer meeting. Shiraz Baha'is make an Urgent Appeal « Baha'i Kiosk | April 20th, 2009 - 3:47 am ...

[Baha'i Blog -- Baha'i Rants] Haleh Rouhi Jahromi, Sasan Taqva, Raha Sabet Sarvestani | Baha'i Rants: But when It's Administration threatens and sanctions some of its own members for misbehaving our saying the wrong things, and then tells its own followers that it was in the best interest of the community--I have to shake my head---because isn't that what the Iranian Government is saying about the Baha'is themselves?

[Out of my Mind Blog] Text of House Resolution Condemning Persecution of Iranian Baha'is ...: Taqva reportedly was detained while .of thousands of Baha'is in the Middle East are persecuted for their religious beliefs.

[Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant Marxist] The Jews and the Baha'i in Iran « Louis Proyect: The Unrepentant ...: To some extent, it can be explained by the privileged material status of Jews, who were primarily bourgeois and petty-bourgeois. Like many other Iranians, particularly those with ties to the Shah, the felt that their class interests were being threatened and emigrated to Israel or to the United States, where many settled in Los Angeles, along with tens of thousands of non-Jewish Iranians.

[Baha'i Faith in Egypt] Baha'i Faith in Egypt: An Update: Personal, Egypt & Iran: Basma: you said that "in Egypt people say that the most precious offspring is the offspring's offspring." you are correct, a grandchild has a very special place in our hearts, the feeling hits you all of a sudden after it happens. She will be moving to Hong Kong soon and this means that she should expect many visits from her grandparents.

[Barnabas quotidianus] Baha'is in Iran under increasing pressure: Official efforts to identify and monitor Bahá’ís and their activities, last year’s imprisonment of national Baha’i leaders, an orchestrated campaign of hate propaganda in the state-run news media that demonizes Baha’is, and a general upsurge in violence against Baha’is and their property undoubtedly perpetrated by agents of the Iranian authorities – these trends, when considered in the context of a known government plan for the quiet elimination of the Baha’i community as a viable entity, cannot and must not go unheeded and unprotested if the international community is to adhere to the promise it raised of “Never Again”

[International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran] International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran - Report on the ...: Bahareh Hedayat,8 a student and women’s rights activist, was initially sentenced to a two year suspended prison sentence (a probationary sentence that can be changed to a prison term at any time) for the period of five years,9 which was upheld by the appeals court. Masoumeh Zia was initially sentenced by the 28th branch of the Revolutionary Courts to a one-year mandatory prison sentence and a three million Rials (approximately $300) fine by the 1060 Branch of the Tehran Public Court in lieu of lashings and imprisonment.10 The appeals court reduced the initial prison sentence to a one year suspended prison sentence for the period of three years and reduced the fine to two Million Rials (approximately $200).

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