“Like the Dead in Their Coffins”Torture, Detention, and the Crushing of Dissent in IranSupplemental Documents:The following table, documenting disciplinary action taken against student political activists in various Iranian universities during the past year, appeared in Iran’s reformist Shargh newspaper on May 29, 2004. “175 Summons in One Year”List of Disciplinary Punishments—Table 1
List of Suspended Organizations—Table 2
List of Judicial Cases—Table 3
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Iranian students protest on Student Day at the Tehran University campus in December 2003. The protesters hold a picture of Ahmed Batebi, a student serving 15 years in prison for his participation in the 1999 Tehran University protests (Photo: Vaid Salemi/AP). PRESS RELEASE Iran: Torture Used to Suppress Dissent DOCUMENTS List of Student Summons Published in Shargh on May 29, 2004 One Student's Case: The Court's Verdict with English gloss The Student's Story Pages 1 | 2 | 3 with English gloss FULL REPORT Summary Recommendations To the Office of the Leader To the Guardian Council To the European Union To the Special Rapporteur on Torture and Cruel and Inhuman Punishment Background Methodology Arbitrary Arrest and Detention Detention Centers and Ill-Treatment Evin Prison Parallel Forces and Illegal Detention Centers Prison 59 Edareh Amaken “White Torture”: The Use of Solitary Confinement Interrogations The Students Encounters with the Judiciary Denial of right to counsel and right to prepare a defense Non-Public Trials Denial of the Right to Appeal Testimonies Massoud Behnoud Mohsen M. Ebrahim Nabavi Ali K. Rewarding Injustice The Independent Press and the Prisoners The Article 90 Commission A Bleak Future |