ID

[ID @Idean64]

داداشم #ادیب_شهبازپور بعد از گذشت سه ماه آزاد شد 😭😭باورم نمیشه

خدایا شکرت!!

ممنون از همراهی و دعاهای همه شما🙏🏾

به امید آزادی همه بیگناهان!

[s ghasemi @GhasemiSol54224]

صدای دردونه‌ی خونمون باشید…
صدای خواهرِ قشنگ و بی‌گناه من باشید…
۹۸ روزه که شکیلا از خونه دوره.
۹۸ روزه خنده‌هاش خاموش شده، جاش کنارمون خالیه و دلِ ما هر روز بیشتر از قبل فرو می‌ریزه.
مامانم هر روز با چشم‌های خیس بیدار میشه، ما هر شب با نگرانی می‌خوابیم،
و شکیلا… ۹۸ روزه که از ساده‌ترین حقش، یعنی آزادی، محرومه.
خواهر من مجرم نیست.
دختریه پر از زندگی، مهربونی و آرزو… کسی که نباید این روزهای تلخ رو تجربه می‌کرد.
خواهش می‌کنم صدای خواهرم باشید. نذارید اسمش توی سکوت گم بشه.
#FreeShakila
#شکیلا_قاسمی
#shakilaGhasemi
#بهایی_بودن_جرم_نیست
#صدای_زندانیان_سیاسی_عقیدتی_باشیم

[Iran Press Watch @iranpresswatch]

https://t.co/f8KE5jDn2e

Search of the Home and Confiscation of Property Belonging to Faramarz and Parivash Nadafian, a Bahá’í Couple in Shiraz

According to reports received, on the morning of Wednesday, May 6, security forces entered the residence of Faramarz Nadafian and Parivash Nadafian, a Bahá’í couple living in Shiraz, and searched their home.

The agents reportedly entered the family’s private residence after presenting a handwritten warrant. During the search, they confiscated personal and digital items, including mobile phones, a computer case, and several books. Reports indicate that, in addition to documents and communication devices, the security forces also seized and took away quantities of gold and jewelry belonging to the couple.

This action is yet another page in the extensive and systematic record of repression against religious minorities in Iran, which has continued for decades. The pressure on Bahá’í citizens and the violation of their privacy through home searches and confiscation of property—even valuable items unrelated to any alleged charges—reflect an intent that goes beyond law enforcement and is aimed at creating economic and psychological hardship for minorities.

Security agencies, by raising baseless security accusations, deliberately target freedom of belief in order to deprive religious dissidents of their basic rights as citizens. Turning “personal belief” into a “security case” is a practice that not only calls judicial justice into question, but also stands in direct contradiction to international human rights standards and the principle of freedom of religion.

#Bahai #Shiraz

[Tara | تارا @azizamtara]

UPDATE: #Angha_Siavashi was released after posting bail. He was held in Adel Abad Prison. #StopBahaiPersecution
#عنقا_سیاوشی

[נועה מגיד | Noa magid @NoaMagid]

Don’t let her die in the dark.

Save Shakila Ghasemi.

[Shima @Shima314675]

Say her name. Speak for her. She is in serious danger
🆘🆘🆘🆘🆘
#رومینا_گلی
#DigitalBlackOutIran #IranMassacre

[Kian Sabeti @kian_sabeti]

#انیسا_فنائیان روز گذشته تنها به دلیل کمک درسی به کودکان افغانستانی و بی بضاعت با حکم ۸ سال حبس، بازداشت و راهی زندان سمنان شد حکم وی در دیوانعالی کشور نقض شد ولی دادگاهی در سمنان بی توجه به نقض رای، بار دیگر وی را به ۸ سال زندان محکوم کرد
#زنان_زندانی
#بهائی_بودن_جرم_نیست

[Bahá'í International Community - Human Rights @BahaiBIC_Rights]

Shakila Ghasemi Held Without Charge for Over 70 Days in Kerman

It was learned on 14 April 2026 that Ms. Shakila Ghasemi, a 26-year-old Bahá’í resident of Kerman, has remained in detention for more than 70 days without formal charges or access to legal counsel.

Ms. Ghasemi was arrested on 2 February 2026, after a group of approximately 12 plainclothes agents entered her home, identified themselves as officials from the Kerman Prosecutor’s Office, and conducted a search of the home lasting several hours, during which personal belongings, including electronic devices, were confiscated. She was subsequently arrested and taken into custody and then transferred to an undisclosed location.

For several weeks following her arrest, her family had no information regarding her whereabouts. Ms. Ghasemi contacted her mother four days after her arrest, stating that she did not know her whereabouts or the identity of the authority enforcing her detention. It was later determined that she had been held by the intelligence unit of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), in an unofficial detention facility outside the formal prison system. During this period, no state authority provided any information regarding her legal status.

After approximately 47 days, Ms. Ghasemi was transferred to Kerman Central Prison, where she is currently being held in quarantine under the supervision of IRGC intelligence authorities. She has been denied regular access to family visits and legal representation, and no formal charges have been publicly disclosed. While allegations have been raised during interrogations, she has rejected all of the accusations.

Efforts by family members to obtain information have been met with silence. Her mother has been prevented from entering relevant administrative offices, including the prison and intelligence facilities, and has been turned away. Authorities have indicated that no further information will be provided until the case proceeds to court.  To date the case remains under investigation and has not yet been referred for trial.

Concerns have also been raised regarding Ms. Ghasemi’s physical and psychological condition. She has experienced severe health symptoms during detention and was treated in the prison infirmary for several days. Her family has expressed concern over the lack of transparency regarding her medical care and the impact of prolonged detention.

During this period of heightened regional tension and conflict, when many detainees were granted temporary leave, Ms. Ghasemi remained in custody. Requests by her family for release on bail or placement under electronic monitoring have been denied.

Prior to her arrest, Ms. Ghasemi worked as a graphic designer who had been engaged in both creative and clinical settings. She was involved in producing visual content, including stop-motion animation and photography, and contributed to social media projects. Due to her Bahá’í beliefs, she had been denied access to university education and instead pursued training through independent courses.

She was also engaged in voluntary activities, including teaching painting to children with autism at a care center. In one of her most recent activities prior to her arrest, she collaborated with children to create handmade bags decorated with drawings, which were later sold at a charity market to support the care centre.

No statement has been issued by authorities regarding her arrest or current status.

#Bahai #Iran #Arrests #Imprisonments #ShakilaGhasemi

[Amnesty Iran @AmnestyIran]

Cousins Peyvand Naimi and Borna Naimi, from Iran’s persecuted Baha’i religious minority, may be at risk of the death penalty in relation to the January 2026 protests. Their detention is arbitrary and they must be released immediately.
https://t.co/zHgMf55Qu9

[Kian Sabeti @kian_sabeti]

بشری مصطفوی، ناهید نعیمی، دیدار احمدی جهت اجرای حکم به زندان کرمان منتقل شدند در دادگاه اول این سه زن #بهائی از اتهام تبلیغ تبرئه شده ولی با اعتراض دادستان رفسنجان پرونده به تجدیدنظر رفته و هر کدام به ۴ماه حبس محکوم‌ شدند بشری باردار است پیوند و #برنا_نعیمی پسر دایی های او هستند

[Farhad 🇮🇷🇮🇷 @Farhadgol60]

After 3 long and difficult months, Adib Shahbazpour has finally been released. It still feels unreal.

His brother Idean is overwhelmed with joy and gratitude to have him back home where he belongs.

Endless thanks to everyone who stood by, showed support, and kept him in their prayers during this time. Your kindness meant everything.

Hoping and praying for the freedom of all innocent people & political prisoners everywhere.

Graphic 🖼️ : @Farhadgol60

#StopBahaiPersecution #Adib_Shahpazpour #ادیب_شهبازپور

[ID @Idean64]

@Farhadgol60 @azizamtara @USBahaiOPA @bahaisofiran @bahaismexicali @helpiranRev @4justice4Iran @Shaghayeeee @GhasemiSol54224 I really appreciate that Dear Farhad! It means a lot to me!

[Tara | تارا @azizamtara]

#Mahsa_Sotoudeh, a 25-year-old Bahá’í resident of Shiraz, was arrested by security forces and transferred to an undisclosed location, after her family’s home was raided on March 29 (9 Farvardin), around 6pm. Security forces searched the home and confiscated electronic devices belonging to all family members. Her whereabouts, reason for arrest and condition, remain unknown. #StopBahaiPersecution
#مهسا_ستوده

[ID @Idean64]

@Shaghayeeee 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[Tara | تارا @azizamtara]

@Idean64 @Rsheermohammadi @shahinmilani81 @Farhadgol60 @FSeifikaran @Daikatuo @iranwire @FoaadHaghighi @kian_sabeti Please be Adib’s voice and repost, leave a comment or quote post with his name hashtags. He’s innocent. His “crime” is being a Bahá’í. #Adib_Shahbazpour
صدای #ادیب_شهبازپور باشیم

[ID @Idean64]

#Adib_shahbazpour
#Adibshahbazpour

[Tara | تارا @azizamtara]

@Idean64 @Rsheermohammadi @shahinmilani81 @Farhadgol60 @FSeifikaran @Daikatuo @iranwire @FoaadHaghighi @kian_sabeti Please be Adib’s voice and repost, leave a comment or quote post with his name hashtags. He’s innocent. His “crime” is being a Bahá’í. #Adib_Shahbazpour
صدای #ادیب_شهبازپور باشیم

[ID @Idean64]

فردا میشه سه ماه…💔😞
سه ماه از روزی که برادر بی‌گناه من، #ادیب_شهبازپور ، فقط به جرم بهایی بودن در کرمان بازداشت شد.

واقعاً نمی‌تونم بفهمم چرا یک جوون با این‌همه آرزو برای آینده‌اش باید توی زندان باشه…
فقط به خاطر باورش… در حالی که هیچ گناهی مرتکب نشده.

هر لحظه برای من پر از غصه‌ست…
اینکه چرا من اینجام و تو اونجایی…
کاش جای‌هامون برعکس بود داداش…
مگه میشه داداش کوچیکه بیشتر از داداش بزرگه سختی بکشه؟💔😞

چرا جوون‌های بی‌گناه ما…
چرا بهایی‌های بی‌گناه…
چرا این همه انسان بی‌گناه باید توی زندان باشن، در حالی که حتی جون بعضی‌هاشون هم در خطره؟

خدایا… بس نیست این همه ظلم؟
بس نیست این همه درد؟

ما کی قراره مثل بقیه مردم دنیا، شاد و آروم زندگی کنیم؟
مگه از این دنیا چی می‌خوای�� جز یک زندگی ساده و عادی؟

حتی اونایی که از ایران رفتن هم حال خوبی ندارن…
بیشترمون توی این شرایط، واقعاً زندگی نمی‌کنیم…

خدایا… تا به کی؟
لااقل یه خبر خوب… خبر آزادی عزیزانمون رو بهمون برسون…
همه‌شون بی‌گناهن… همه‌شون..💔

لطفا با کوت کردن باعث منتشر شدن هر چه بیشتر این اطلاع رسانی بشید🙏🏾