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 Basij US voices ‘deep concern’ after reports Iranian police shot woman for breaking hijab law editorf - Politics US says Israel remains under ‘threat of attack’ from Iran, cites need to de-escalate regional tensions editorf - Iran Briefing Exclusive In ‘Ruthless’ Sinwar, Iran Got Its Man To Lead Hamas editorf - IRGC Iran And Russia See Africa As A Land Of Opportunity editorf - Infographics How Would Iran Benefit From Exporting Ballistic Missiles To Russia? editorf - Exclusive Iran-backed militia linked to terror plots targeting Jews in Central Asia editorf - Related news Basij US voices ‘deep concern’ after reports Iranian police shot woman for breaking hijab law Politics US says Israel remains under ‘threat of attack’ from Iran, cites need to de-escalate regional tensions Iran Briefing Exclusive In ‘Ruthless’ Sinwar, Iran Got Its Man To Lead Hamas IRGC Iran And Russia See Africa As A Land Of Opportunity
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.