به گزارش حقوق بشر در ایران، امروز دوشنبه ۲۰ فروردین ماه ۱۴۰۳، محمدعلی عموری نژاد، متولد: ۱۳۵۶، اهل استان خوزستان، فعال فرهنگی و از اعضای موسسه فرهنگی الحوار، دانش آموخته مقطع مهندسی کارشناسی ارشد در رشته مهندسی منابع طبيعی شيلات و آبزيان از دانشگاه صنعتی اصفهان، زندانی سیاسی محبوس در بند ۵ زندان شیبان مرکزی اهواز، مرکز استان خوزستان، در حالی دوران حبس ابد خود را سپری می کند که از حق درمان و رسیدگی پزشکی محروم شده است.
یک فرد مطلع از زندان شیبان در خصوص وضعیت این زندانی سیاسی به گزارشگر حقوق بشر در ایران گفت:”آقای عموری نژاد در پی محرومیت از دسترسی به درمان برای مداوای دندان، آب مروارید چشم، مشکلات پروستات، سینوزیت و آسیب از ناحیه قفسه سینه باید به مرکز تخصصی خارج از زندان اعزام بشود اما در پی مخالفت دادستان و اداره اطلاعات اهواز برای خارج کردن محمدعلی عموری نژاد از زندان مجوزی صادر نمی کنند، از حق درمان و هرگونه رسیدگی تخصصی پزشکی محروم شده است. آقای عموری نژاد باید به مرکز درمانی تخصصی اعزام و تحت معاینه و درمان پزشک متخصص قرار بگیرد.”
وی در ادامه افزود:”آقای عموری نژاد، از بهمن ۱۳۸۹ تا به امروز حتی برای یک روز هم به مرخصی اعزام نشده و این کار با هدف اعمال فشار به او برای جرمی که به آن مرتکب نشده صورت گرفته است.”
این فرد مطلع در خصوص بخشی از شکنجه های محمدعلی عمور نژاد افزود:”بازجویان وزارت اطلاعات، با هدف اعتراف گیری اجباری از آقای عموری نژاد در پی به کار بردن روشهایی از قبیل بستن به تخت و ضرب و شتم با کابل و یا مشت و لقد به نقاط حساس بدن از جمله سر و بیضه وی را تهدید کردند و حتی بازجویان سایر اعضای خانواده این فعال سیاسی ر هم در آن دوران تهدید کردند.”
لازم به اشاره است، محمدعلی عموری نژاد، در سال ۱۳۸۷، به علت احضار و بازجویی های مکرر و اخراج وی از آموزش و پرورش، به عراق رفت اما در بهمن ماه ۱۳۸۹، در حالی که بعنوان پناهنده تحت پوشش سازمان ملل در کمیساریای عالی پناهندگان سازمان ملل ثبت نام کرده بود به ایران عودت داده شد و توسط ماموران وزرات اطلاعات، دستگیر و پس از انتقال به بازداشتگاه مرکزی آن نهاد امنیتی در شهر اهواز در حالی که از حق دسترسی به وکیل و سایر حقوق اولیه یک متهم محروم بود تحت انواع شکنجه ها برای اخذ اعتراف اجباری بر علیه خود قرار گرفت پس از ۷۲ روز تحمل سلول انفرادی و تفهیم اتهام در شعبه بازپرسی در دادسرای عمومی و انقلاب اهواز به بند ۳ زندان کارون اهواز، منتقل شد.
با آغاز مراحل دادرسی، محمدعلی عموری نژاد، توسط قاضی محمدباقر موسوی ـ رئیس شعبه ۲ دادگاه انقلاب اهواز، محاکمه و در تاریخ ۱۷ تیر ماه ۱۳۹۱، از بابت اتهام محاربه و افساد فی الارض به اعدام و از بابت اتهام فعالیت تبلیغی علیه نظام به تحمل ۱ سال حبس تعزیری و اجتماع و تبانی به قصد اقدام علیه امنیت ملی هم به تحمل ۵ سال حبس تعزیری محکوم شد و در پی ابلاغ این حکم و اعتراض متهم این پرونده به شعبه ۳۲ دیوان عالی کشور ارجاع شد.
پس از صدور این حکم، قاضی عامری، رئیس پیشین شعبه ۲دادگاه انقلاب اهواز که حاضر به صدور حکم اعدام بر علیه محمدعلی عموری نژاد و سایر متهمان این پرونده نشده و از سمت خود برکنار شد اعلام کرده بود این حکم تحت فشار دادستان و وزارت اطلاعات بر علیه متهمان این پرونده صادر شده است .
در تاریخ ۱۵ مرداد ماه ۱۳۹۱، در حالی که محمدعلی عموری نژاد، منتظر اعلام نظر قاضی فرج الهی، قاضی قائم مقامی و قاضی لطفی، سه تن از قضات شعبه ۳۲ دیوان عالی کشور بود به همراه با سایر افراد هم پرونده خود به بازداشتگاه اداره اطلاعات اهواز منتقل و به مدت ۱۰ روز تحت انواع بازجویی های شدید قرار گرفت و مجددا به زندان کارون اهواز بازگردانده شد.
در نهایت هنگامی که محمدعلی عموری نژاد، چند سال در با کابوس اعدام سپری کرده بود در تاریخ ۱۷ فروردین ماه ۱۳۹۷، به طور شفاهی به وی اعلام شد که حکم وی به حبس ابد تقلیل یافته است.
محمدعلی عموری، از موسسان نشريه دانشجويی التراث در دانشگاه صنعتی اصفهان است که به عربی و فارسی منتشر می شد.
او همچنین دبير دبيرستان های خلفيه رامشير و از موسسان موسسه فرهنگی الحوار گفتگو است که نام آن برگرفته از سياست های اصلاح طلبانه دولت محمدخاتمی درباره گفتگوی تمدن ها بوده است.
این فعال فرهنگی، در مراحل بازجویی ها از حق تماس با خانواده و حتی دسترسی به وکیل هم محروم بوده و حتی خانواده وی از مکان نگهدرای وی تا ماه ها بی خبر بودند.
According to Human Rights in Iran, today, Monday, April 8, 2024, Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad, born in 1977, a native of Khuzestan province, a cultural activist, and a member of the Al-Hiwar Cultural Institute, who holds a master's degree in natural resources engineering, fisheries, and aquaculture from Isfahan University of Technology, is a political prisoner serving a life sentence in Ward 5 of Sheiban Central Prison in Ahvaz, the capital of Khuzestan province. He is being deprived of medical treatment and care.
An informed source from Sheiban Prison told the human rights reporter in Iran: "Mr. Amouri Nejad, due to being denied access to treatment for dental care, cataracts, prostate issues, sinusitis, and injuries to the chest area, needs to be transferred to a specialized center outside the prison. However, due to opposition from the prosecutor and the Ahvaz Intelligence Office, no permit is being issued to transfer Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad out of prison, and he is being deprived of medical treatment and any specialized medical care. Mr. Amouri Nejad needs to be sent to a specialized medical center and examined and treated by a specialist doctor."
The source further added: "Mr. Amouri Nejad, from February 2011 until today, has not been granted leave even for a single day, and this is being done to exert pressure on him for a crime he did not commit."
Regarding some of the torture methods used on Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad, the informed source added: "The interrogators of the Ministry of Intelligence, aiming to extract forced confessions from Mr. Amouri Nejad, threatened him by using methods such as tying him to a bed, beating him with cables, or punching and kicking sensitive parts of his body, including his head and testicles. They even threatened other members of this political activist's family during that period."
It is worth mentioning that in 2008, Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad went to Iraq due to repeated summons and interrogations and his dismissal from the education sector. However, in February 2011, while registered as a refugee under the protection of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, he was returned to Iran and arrested by the Ministry of Intelligence agents. After being transferred to the central detention center of that security agency in Ahvaz, he was deprived of access to a lawyer and other basic rights of a defendant and subjected to various forms of torture to extract forced confessions against himself. After enduring 72 days in solitary confinement and being charged in the interrogation branch of the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office in Ahvaz, he was transferred to Ward 3 of Karun Prison in Ahvaz.
With the start of judicial proceedings, Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad was tried by Judge Mohammad Baqer Mousavi, head of Branch 2 of the Revolutionary Court in Ahvaz, and on July 8, 2012, he was sentenced to death for the charges of "enmity against God" and "corruption on earth," one year of discretionary imprisonment for propaganda activities against the regime, and five years of discretionary imprisonment for assembly and collusion with the intent to act against national security. Following the issuance of this verdict and the defendant's appeal, the case was referred to Branch 32 of the Supreme Court.
After the issuance of this verdict, Judge Amiri, the former head of Branch 2 of the Revolutionary Court in Ahvaz, who refused to issue a death sentence against Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad and other defendants in this case, was dismissed from his position. He announced that this verdict was issued under pressure from the prosecutor and the Ministry of Intelligence against the defendants in this case.
On August 6, 2012, while Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad was awaiting the opinion of Judge Farajollahi, Deputy Judge, and Judge Lotfi, three judges of Branch 32 of the Supreme Court, he, along with other individuals involved in his case, was transferred to the detention center of the Ahvaz Intelligence Office and subjected to intense interrogations for 10 days, then returned to Karun Prison in Ahvaz.
Finally, after spending several years under the shadow of execution, on April 6, 2018, he was verbally informed that his sentence had been commuted to life imprisonment.
Mohammad Ali Amouri is one of the founders of the student publication Al-Turath at Isfahan University of Technology, which was published in Arabic and Persian.
He was also the principal of high schools in Khafjiyeh, Ramshir, and one of the founders of the Al-Hiwar Cultural Institute, whose name was derived from the reformist policies of Mohammad Khatami's government regarding the dialogue of civilizations.
During the interrogation stages, this cultural activist was deprived of the right to contact his family and even access to a lawyer, and his family was unaware of his whereabouts for months.
An informed source from Sheiban Prison told the human rights reporter in Iran: "Mr. Amouri Nejad, due to being denied access to treatment for dental care, cataracts, prostate issues, sinusitis, and injuries to the chest area, needs to be transferred to a specialized center outside the prison. However, due to opposition from the prosecutor and the Ahvaz Intelligence Office, no permit is being issued to transfer Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad out of prison, and he is being deprived of medical treatment and any specialized medical care. Mr. Amouri Nejad needs to be sent to a specialized medical center and examined and treated by a specialist doctor."
The source further added: "Mr. Amouri Nejad, from February 2011 until today, has not been granted leave even for a single day, and this is being done to exert pressure on him for a crime he did not commit."
Regarding some of the torture methods used on Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad, the informed source added: "The interrogators of the Ministry of Intelligence, aiming to extract forced confessions from Mr. Amouri Nejad, threatened him by using methods such as tying him to a bed, beating him with cables, or punching and kicking sensitive parts of his body, including his head and testicles. They even threatened other members of this political activist's family during that period."
It is worth mentioning that in 2008, Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad went to Iraq due to repeated summons and interrogations and his dismissal from the education sector. However, in February 2011, while registered as a refugee under the protection of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, he was returned to Iran and arrested by the Ministry of Intelligence agents. After being transferred to the central detention center of that security agency in Ahvaz, he was deprived of access to a lawyer and other basic rights of a defendant and subjected to various forms of torture to extract forced confessions against himself. After enduring 72 days in solitary confinement and being charged in the interrogation branch of the Public and Revolutionary Prosecutor's Office in Ahvaz, he was transferred to Ward 3 of Karun Prison in Ahvaz.
With the start of judicial proceedings, Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad was tried by Judge Mohammad Baqer Mousavi, head of Branch 2 of the Revolutionary Court in Ahvaz, and on July 8, 2012, he was sentenced to death for the charges of "enmity against God" and "corruption on earth," one year of discretionary imprisonment for propaganda activities against the regime, and five years of discretionary imprisonment for assembly and collusion with the intent to act against national security. Following the issuance of this verdict and the defendant's appeal, the case was referred to Branch 32 of the Supreme Court.
After the issuance of this verdict, Judge Amiri, the former head of Branch 2 of the Revolutionary Court in Ahvaz, who refused to issue a death sentence against Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad and other defendants in this case, was dismissed from his position. He announced that this verdict was issued under pressure from the prosecutor and the Ministry of Intelligence against the defendants in this case.
On August 6, 2012, while Mohammad Ali Amouri Nejad was awaiting the opinion of Judge Farajollahi, Deputy Judge, and Judge Lotfi, three judges of Branch 32 of the Supreme Court, he, along with other individuals involved in his case, was transferred to the detention center of the Ahvaz Intelligence Office and subjected to intense interrogations for 10 days, then returned to Karun Prison in Ahvaz.
Finally, after spending several years under the shadow of execution, on April 6, 2018, he was verbally informed that his sentence had been commuted to life imprisonment.
Mohammad Ali Amouri is one of the founders of the student publication Al-Turath at Isfahan University of Technology, which was published in Arabic and Persian.
He was also the principal of high schools in Khafjiyeh, Ramshir, and one of the founders of the Al-Hiwar Cultural Institute, whose name was derived from the reformist policies of Mohammad Khatami's government regarding the dialogue of civilizations.
During the interrogation stages, this cultural activist was deprived of the right to contact his family and even access to a lawyer, and his family was unaware of his whereabouts for months.
Witness.Report Status Chaneges:
Date: 2024-04-14
City: Ahvaz
Country: Iran
Health Status: Unwell
Status: Imprisoned
Comment: April 20, 1403, this graduate of the engineering course (master's degree) in the field of natural resources engineering (fisheries and aquatics) from Isfahan University of Technology, a political prisoner imprisoned in ward 5 of Shiban (central) prison in Ahvaz, the capital of Khuzestan province, while serving life imprisonment. He spends his time deprived of the right to treatment and medical treatment.
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