Woman’s Case Reflects Prisoners’ Treatment In Iran

(From AP)-The interrogator politely apologized for grilling the prisoner about her role in the mass protests over Iran’s disputed presidential election.

Iran: Updates from 8 Mordad (30 July)

From Tehran Bureau correspondent Saya Ovaisy:

Eyewitness account as told to Saya Ovaisy

University student, female, 23:

I arrived at Behesht Zahra cemetery at 3:30 pm. A crowd of two or three thousand people had gathered at section 257, where the post-election martyrs are buried. Most were dressed in black and many carried flowers (but no placards) and everyone prayed Quran suras aloud in unison.

Ayatollah Watch

By BENDIX ANDERSON – TEHERAN BOREAU

Since protests erupted in Iran after its disputed Presidential election, a growing number of influential Shia clerics have made statements in favor of the protesters.