Save Zahra Bahrami

Zahra Bahrami, a Dutch- Iranian citizen who travelled to Iran to visit her family has been arrested and trialled by the Islamic court on 16 August 2010 and sentence to execution.

Zahra Bahrami, 45, and mother of two has been in prison for 9 months. She travelled to Iran for a family visit, but was arrested following the Ashura protests in 27 December 2009. During her imprisonment Zahra has been severely tortured both mentally and physically. She initially spent more than six months in a solitary confinement in section 209 of Evin prison without being allowed to have visitors.

Zahra Bahrami has been allegedly charged with "Moharebeh" (which means enemy of God) and "acting against national security". Zahra Bahrami attended the Islamic court on 16 August 2010 and was denied access to a lawyer. During the trial she repeatedly requested to have an access to a legal representative, but her request was ignored.
Zahra Bahrami is in danger of being executed.

Declaration

We, the undersigned individuals and organizations, urge the Dutch government to demand from the Islamic regime of Iran:

>>> To overturn the dead sentence of Zahra Bahrami
>>> To release Zahra Bahrami immediately and unconditionally