Document #1231226

Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action 233/09 [MDE 13/094/2009]

http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-233-2009/wissenschaftler-haft?destination=node%2F5309%3Fpage%3D2%26support_type%3D%26node_type%3D%26country%3D%26topic%3D%26from_month%3D0%26from_year%3D%26to_month%3D0%26to_year%3D%26submit_x%3D85%26submit_y%3D11%26

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  • 2 September 2009 | Amnesty International (Author)

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    Dr Mohammad Maleki, a 76-year old male scholar and former Chancellor of Tehran University has been detained; an independent commentator, he has for many years criticized the policies of successive governments; he is believed to be held for criticizing the conduct of the recent presidential election and therefore to be a prisoner of conscience

    Urgent Action 233/09 [MDE 13/094/2009] (Appeal or News Release, English)

      enID 1194506
    ecoi.net description:
    Dr Mohammad Maleki, a 76-year old male scholar and former Chancellor of Tehran University has been detained; an independent commentator, he has for many years criticized the policies of successive governments; he is believed to be held for criticizing the conduct of the recent presidential election and therefore to be a prisoner of conscience
    Country:
    Iran
    Source:
    Amnesty International (Author)
    Published:
    2 September 2009
    Original link:
    http://www.amnesty.de/urgent-action/ua-233-2009/wissenschaftler-haft?destination=node%2F5309%3Fpage%3D2%26support_type%3D%26node_type%3D%26country%3D%26topic%3D%26from_month%3D0%26from_year%3D%26to_month%3D0%26to_year%3D%26submit_x%3D85%26submit_y%3D11%26
    Document type:
    Appeal or News Release
    Language:
    German
    Document ID:
    1231226 (former ID 129010)

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