He deprived her of surgery and treatment … Iran is abused by an “activist”!

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard opposed giving a sick opposition the opportunity for treatment before executing a prison order in the context of their calls for the resignation of the country’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei.

In an interview with “Voice of America”, Abbas Abbas Wahidian Shahroudi, the opposition husband, said that his wife Shahla Jahanbin was arrested in Evin prison after being summoned to implement a prison warrant, despite her demands. to delay your detention until your treatment ends.

Jahanbeen is waiting for back surgery due to severe pain, but this operation has been postponed for months due to the country’s suffering from the outbreak of the new Corona virus, while the system refuses to give her the opportunity to be treated before it is carried out carry out the punishment.

The Iranian opposition, Jahanbeen, was one of 14 Iranian women who signed a letter calling on the Supreme Leader to resign from his post in 2019, which is the reason for her arrest, before being released on bail in November last year, while that his latest arrest is his second for the same reason.

The husband, Shahroudi, posted a tweet on Twitter Wednesday in which he said he had spoken to his wife on the phone after his arrest, where she told him that he was still suffering from severe pain in his shoulder and back.

Iranian authorities accused the women who signed the letter of spreading anti-government propaganda and “meeting and conspiring against national security.” Jahanbin was sentenced to 30 months in prison for her participation in the signing of the letter calling for the resignation of the Supreme Leader, before reducing her sentence to 27 months due to her imprisonment for 3 months the first time.

A defiant Jahanbin said in an interview with Voice of America last month that she felt no remorse for the message, despite the possibility of her impending incarceration, which would lead to a possible exacerbation of arthritis, a disease that affects her neck and shoulders.

He also said he was facing the risk of contracting the coronavirus in the Iranian prison system, which international human rights activists have criticized as unhealthy and overcrowded.

Vahidian told the US website that “the only way out of this despotic regime is to find a strong alternative, and there is no stronger alternative than a unified nation.”

He added: “No one will help us free Iran from this system, we are the only ones who can do that.”