Courageous Political Prisoner Challenges Iran Regime’s Notorious Attorney General
- Thursday, 27 October 2016 09:20
NCRI - Narges Mohammadi addressed the Attorney General of the Iranian regime: I will not be silent unless my right is obtained
The political prisoner, Narges Mohammadi in a letter responded to the Attorney General of the Iranian regime, the cleric Jafar Montazeri who has addressed her as a sinister side of a triangle and a despicable element.
The political prisoner, Narges Mohammadi in a letter responded to the Attorney General of the Iranian regime, the cleric Jafar Montazeri who has addressed her as a sinister side of a triangle and a despicable element.
Following the revision in the case of Narges Mohammadi and the objection to the sentence, Jafar Montazeri in response to the letter of the 14 MPs stated:"instead of supporting a despicable element like her, the MPs have to check the status of the case and to investigate it thoroughly."
The General Attorney called Narges Mohammadi as a sinister existence and stated that however, the Judiciary does not reveal the infringed documents of hers; it is not yet convincing to say that she is a good person. Thus, Narges Mohammadi in a letter to Jafar Montazeri asked him to disclose her indictment and defense documents page to page, as well as her personal life, therefore, all of those documents and moments will be judged by the public opinion.
The General Attorney called Narges Mohammadi as a sinister existence and stated that however, the Judiciary does not reveal the infringed documents of hers; it is not yet convincing to say that she is a good person. Thus, Narges Mohammadi in a letter to Jafar Montazeri asked him to disclose her indictment and defense documents page to page, as well as her personal life, therefore, all of those documents and moments will be judged by the public opinion.
At the beginning of this letter, she writes: “I tell you with no formalities. I ask you urgently to disclose any religious, legal, and human violations that I ever committed and I am quite eager to have my crimes revealed through all the media that you control. Remember, she who insisted on a public trial was me as the accused and the one that stressed on the stealth and concealment was the Judiciary.
I suggest if you intend to scandalize and expose to the public, take a look at the suspects in the Kahrizak case, the robbers of the treasury, the raiders of the Tehran University's dormitory and the perpetrators of the Massacre of 1988.only then, you will realize that which authorities were ignorant and negligent and why our society is inflicted by the great misery and tragedy."
In another part of the letter, Narges Mohammadi adds:"I explicitly state that I have seen and heard a lot of offenses and moral insults in solitary confinement against the women by the security guards. By the day of revelation, I will disclose all of the documents and that is when I will be on the stance of threats, not the others.
I am a human being; I am a free citizen of my country. So I will not allow any aggression against my dignity, identity and my humanity and I will not stay silent unless my rights are obtained and the justice is done. So I am waiting to hear the words that have a legal basis.
The Judiciary that you are part of it has passed a sentenced against me and according to the law, I bear the imprisonment. I do not intend to violate or evade and I am not going back. Nevertheless, be sure that my case is like the other thousand activists that do not have a proper condition but they fight with honor for their life, freedom, and justice and they will not stop fighting.
At the end I announce that I am ready to disclose each page of my indictment and defense so all people could judge who the despicable one is and who is not."
