Examples of using Tabarzadi in English and their translations into Russian
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detain Mr. Tabarzadi was to deprive him of his freedom of opinion
The Government has not refuted the allegation that, although Mr. Tabarzadi had formal counsel, the authorities subjected
Days prior to his arrest, on 17 December 2009, Mr. Tabarzadi published an opinion editorial in the Wall Street Journal in connection with the protests against the results of the 2009 Iranian presidential election.
However, Mr. Tabarzadi abused his leave
convicted Mr. Tabarzadi fails to address the prima facie case concerning the arbitrary deprivation of his rights
In the source's view, Mr. Tabarzadi was prevented from adequately preparing his defence when charges were brought against him,
In September 2010, Mr. Tabarzadi was convicted by the Islamic Revolutionary Court on the following charges:
It is reported that in the morning of 27 December 2009, Mr. Tabarzadi was arrested by the Sepah-e-Pasdaran, Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, a branch of
The Working Group notes that Mr. Tabarzadi was arrested the day after giving an interview to Voice of America Persian in connection with the Ashura protests,
By letter dated 4 November 2011, the Government informed the Working Group that Mr. Tabarzadi had been charged with propaganda against the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran,
Instead, the Government's response makes two categorical assertions:(1) it suggests that Mr. Tabarzadi was defended by a team of attorneys during the trial
Mr. Tabarzadi was first placed in Ward 209 of Evin prison, Tehran.
Mr. Tabarzadi was arrested on 28 December 2009.
The Government denied Mr. Tabarzadi these rights;
Concerning: Heshmatollah Tabarzadi.
According to the source, Heshmatollah Tabarzadi, an Iranian national, is the Secretary-General of the banned Democratic Front of Iran opposition party.
In May 2010, Mr. Tabarzadi was transferred to Rajaee Shahr Prison,
However, the Court cleared Mr. Tabarzadi of the particular charge of"disrupting public order through participation in illegal gatherings.
Ultimately, Mr. Tabarzadi was sentenced to nine years of taziri imprisonment and banned from engaging in social activities for ten years.
Presently, Mr. Tabarzadi is serving his sentence