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Mahmoud Amiri Moghadam, director of the Human Rights Organization of Iran, says he has received reports of the transfer of Ali Zarei, an eye-damaged victim of 1401 interceptions who was sentenced to death, to solitary confinement.

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Mahmoud Amiri Moghadam, director of the Human Rights Organization of Iran, says he has received reports of the transfer of Ali Zarei, an eye-damaged victim of 1401 interceptions who was sentenced to death, to solitary confinement.

Mahmoud Amiri Moghadam, director of the Human Rights Organization of Iran, says he has received reports of the transfer of Ali Zarei, an eye-damaged victim of 1401 interceptions who was sentenced to death, to solitary confinement.

On Tuesday, September 31, Amiri Moghadam wrote on channel X that Zerei was transferred to the solitary cell of Ghazal al-Hassar Prison and this raised concerns about the possibility of the imminent execution of this young protester.

🔸Ali Zari, a political prisoner incarcerated in Jezalhasar prison, said himself in a phone call from prison that his death sentence was approved by the judicial system of the Republic of Salami.

In this message, published on Friday, September 20, he emphasized his innocence and said that he did not commit any violent act.

Zari asked the people of Iran, human rights activists and the UN to "be his voice" and act to prevent his death sentence from being carried out.

🔸Ali Zarei was wounded by a bullet in the eye area during the "Zen, Zanda, Liberation" interceptions in 1401. After he left Iran and spent some time in Germany, he returned to Israel and was arrested.