pp.png

Hossein Ronaghi Maleki: Prisoner of the day

Imprisoned blogger in poor health

HRANA, Translated by Persian Banoo: Despite dire and deteriorating health of incarcerated blogger Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, Tehran’s Prosecutor General refuses to approve hospitalization.

Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, a human rights activist and blogger active in developing anti-filtering software was arrested December of 2009.

Hossein suffered kidney damage in prison due to torture. He has lost 90% functionality in one kidney and 80% loss of functionality in the other kidney. Hossein has had seven kidney operations while incarcerated.

Hossein, who was released on July 11, 2012, on a 1 Billion Tomman bail on a much needed medical furlough, was re-arrested among the 34 volunteer aid workers and civil/human rights activists in their Sarand camp.after the earthquake in Azarbaijan.

Hossein was violently arrested and suffered beatings at the hands of the arresting agents. He was hit and kicked in his kidneys by the arresting agents causing more damage to his already damaged kidneys.

While in Tabriz prison, he suffered bleeding from his kidneys but was not provided medical treatment, and was transferred to Evin prison in dire health, where he is still deprived of medical treatment.

According to latest reports received by HRANA, Hossein is currently suffering from pain and infected kidneys. In addition to pain and burning sensations during urination, blood clots also now appear in his urine.

The pain in his kidneys that started after his arrest in Sarand has now intensified and he is suffering from swelling of the face and body.

Despite the IRGC’s approval for Hossein to be transferred to a hospital for proper treatment, to this date, Tehran’s Prosecutor General has refused to approve the transfer, putting Hossein’s life if serious danger.

19-Oct-2012
Share/Save/Bookmark

Recently by Ghormeh SabziCommentsDate
Majid Tavakoli: Prisoner of the day
5
Dec 02, 2012
Nasrin Sotoudeh: Prisoner of the day
2
Dec 01, 2012
Abdollah Momeni: Prisoner of the day
2
Nov 30, 2012
more from Ghormeh Sabzi
 
Peril

Down with terrorist regime in Tehran

by Peril on

The terrorist regime in Tehran will soon be defeated by our sisters and brothers in Iran. All political prisoners will soon be set free. The only real opposition to the terrorist regime in Tehran (the Iranian Resistance Movement) will soon punish the bloody murderers who have committed such horrendous crimes ever since the inception of the IRI and its criminal VF. Long live the Iranian Resistance Movement. Long Live President Maryam Rajavi.


daneshjoo

درود بر همه زندانیان سیاسی

daneshjoo


Daneshjoo

 مُلک ایران زنده از فریاد توست

//iranian.com/main/blog/daneshjoo-65

راهی روشن برای مبارزان راستین

//iranian.com/main/blog/daneshjoo-67

چرا ایرانیان از آخوند ها متنفر شده اند

//iranian.com/main/blog/daneshjoo-64


default

Very sad

by Shepesh on

I hope all prisoners will be released as soon as possible. Seeing young faces full of promise and talent being tortured and refused medical aid makes me angry and depressed. How can we really help? Is there any practical thing we can do?


Fred

Regime change for Hossein's sake

by Fred on

For 34 years the Messianic Islamist Rapists, “reformers” and all, have proven to be warmongering, reform-proof and doggedly anti- human rights.

Regime change by Iranians for Iranians with logistical help from the sane world is the only way to restoring peace and tranquility in the Middle East.

Backbreaking airtight sanctions plus air/naval quarantine is a must.


FACEBOOK