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Kurdish Citizen shot dead by Iranian Police  31.3.2010  

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March 31, 2010

Shandereh, Iranian Kurdistan, — Iranian police have shot and killed a Kurdish man from Shandereh village in the Sardasht area of West Azerbaijan Province [Eastern Kurdistan]. Ribvar Nossrati (Shanderehi) was instantly killed when he was shot by a police officer.

According to a report to International Campaign for Human Rights in Iran, Ribvan Nosrati was suspected of smuggling goods. The incident happened near Baneh Village in the outskirts of Baneh City. Over the past few months, several local citizens near the border area who have been suspected of smuggling goods have been shot, in some cases leading to the death of suspects.

In a separate development also related to Kurdistan, Zeinab Jalalian, a Kurdish activist sentenced to death, who was kept in an unknown location against the law for the past month was tansferred to Ward 209 of Evin Prison. She was secretly moved from Kermanshah’s correctional facilities by Kermanshah Investigative Police Unit,
www.ekurd.netwithout requisite orders from the judge. It is not clear where she was kept for the past month. Jalalian’s death sentence and the irregular process of her case has created concern among the human rights community.

Human Rights Watch recently published a new report in 2009 detailing the repression of Iran's Kurdish population by the Iranian government in Iranian Kurdistan (Eastern Kurdistan). In this report, the Human Rights Watch strongly criticizes Iranian government for violating human rights and freedom of expression in Kurdistan. Kurds make up approximately 7 percent of the population and live mainly in the northwest regions of the country.

In a report released in July 2008, the human rights organisation, Amnesty International expressed concern about the increased repression of Kurdish Iranians, particularly human rights defenders.

The report cited examples of religious and cultural discrimination against the estimated 12 million Kurds who live in Iran.
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