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An Iranian pastor facing execution

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Posted by Gonzo Times on Oct 14, 2010 in Around The Web, Current | 3 comments

Gilan Justice Branch 11, to Rev. Joseph Ndrkhany charges of apostasy, has requested the death penalty. Ndrkhany the prisoner’s wife and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Rev. B. Khanjani risk of execution in Shiraz also threatened.

Rev. Joseph Ndrkhany residents of Rasht and in prison since October 2009 the city remained. Because of his evangelism in their home church, so many times is summoned and arrested hint. Mr. Ndrkhany which had employed 35 year old father of two children.

Pastor Reza Dehghani, Church Leadership Council announced the details of the DW death sentence for apostasy charges Ndrkhany Joseph’s will: “He went to court last three times it was three weeks ago. Telephone to his lawyer’s Oral have issued a death sentence but did not make formal written notice. Is usual that such a reaction to public opinion and to measure the people. ”

Ms. Fatima admirable, the wife of Joseph Ndrkhany June Bhsr takes 89 years in prison. Peasant priest says that the couple has two young children under six years of age and are saved with his aunt: “Ms. acceptable sentenced to life imprisonment because the Islamic Shari’a, an apostate male death sentence women to death and apostates, is life imprisonment.”

B. Khanjani peasant priest reminds the pressure on “Christian Nvaymanan” Iran has intensified after the election last January, and only thirty people have been arrested so far: “arrests in Tehran, Shiraz, Isfahan and were north. Most of them have been released on bail and they are waiting for their Tribunals. Vsyqhhay they seem heavy and thus be asked to file their individual and not collectively to consider. ”

Mr. Dehghani dangerous situation in Shiraz prison Rev. B. Khanjani said, adding that his death has been charged with apostasy: “His wife was also arrested and is now released on bail.”

Members of the “Church Leadership Council” who are resident in Europe and America, tried the public and human rights organizations Location countries to keep John “Nvaymanan Christian” to draw. Pastor Reza Dehghani versus sample protest demonstration against the Iranian Embassy in Ottawa and sent letters to the State Department and Human Rights Organization of Canada remembers.

The first sentence “apostasy” for Nvdynan Christian in Iran after the revolution in 1990 was issued. Pastor Hossein useful, and this year the city of Mashhad in the crime “apostasy” was hanged.

Mesbah Mhyndkht

By: Farid Wahidi Originally posted here.

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