Two Baha’i prisoners punished in Semnan Prison Human RightsArrests August 3, 2012 Updated: August 4, 2012 Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Two Baha’i prisoners imprisoned in Semnan Prison punished after publishing report on prison conditions. The two women, Jinous Nurani and Rufia Bidaghi, were prohibited from family meetings. Source: Iran Daily Brief Tagsfamily meetingsJinous NuraniprohibitedRufia Bidaghi Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Latest news Editors' Choice As Soon as the Regime Collapses, Stick to These 5 Vital Actions! editorf - Politics Iran said planning to use more powerful weapons in next attack on Israel editorf - IRGC Israel’s arrest of senior Hezbollah operative could change the game editorf - Iran Briefing Exclusive Iraq Militia Vows to Strike US Bases if Airspace Used to Hit Iran editorf - Editors' Choice What are the terms of Iran’s complete capitulation? editorf - Human Rights Iran executes Jewish citizen over fatal stabbing he claimed was in self-defense editorf - Related news Editors' Choice As Soon as the Regime Collapses, Stick to These 5 Vital Actions! Politics Iran said planning to use more powerful weapons in next attack on Israel IRGC Israel’s arrest of senior Hezbollah operative could change the game Iran Briefing Exclusive Iraq Militia Vows to Strike US Bases if Airspace Used to Hit Iran
Two Baha’i prisoners imprisoned in Semnan Prison punished after publishing report on prison conditions. The two women, Jinous Nurani and Rufia Bidaghi, were prohibited from family meetings.