Hosseinzadeh abducted by Iran Ministry of Intelligence
One year ago a young Iranian Arab by the name of Hamze
Hosseinzadeh (Asakere) was abducted by Ministry of Intelligence (MOIS/VEVAK)
agents in a residential area of the city of Mahshahr, southwestern Iran. To
this day there is no information of his whereabouts.
The family of this young man has throughout the past year
soughtinformation about their son at the Iranian regime’s so-called judiciary
offices and intelligence bureaus in Mahshahr and the capital of Khuzestan
Province. However, to this day all of their efforts have ended in futile.
A year ago Hosseinzadeh had trampled an Islamic republic
flag and a few days later he was abducted by plainclothes agents in a city
street. His family first searched all hospitals and prisons attempting
desperately to obtain information about their son. They even published his image
in state-run dailies and posted his photo in various public areas. They
received no answers until MOIS/VEVAK agents in Ahvaz informed them in a
telephone call to no longer look for their son as he is in their custody.
A year later this family has yet to be able to visit
their son, and despite all this, regime agents are now saying they have no
information about his whereabouts and he is not in the custody of Ahvaz
intelligence.
Currently the Hosseinzadeh family is extremely concerned
about their son, saying there is a high probability their child has been killed
under extreme torture. The family of this prisoner have called upon all human
rights and international organizations requesting action to help find their
17-year-old son.
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