Mohsen Razm Aeen, 36 years old, has only one kidney and is struggling with multiple physical problems, including damage to his lumbar vertebrae due to torture by interrogators, breakage of his wisdom tooth as a result of a punch by a Ministry of Intelligence agent during interrogation, vision weakness and urgent need for glasses replacement, stomach pains that force him to continuously take famotidine.
Political Prisoner Evin Faces Grave Health Crisis
Iran Human Rights Society, Tuesday, December 16, 2025 – Political prisoner Evin Mohsen Razm Aeen endures severe medical neglect. He battles multiple ailments without proper treatment. Security agents threaten him with execution. This intensifies fears for his life. Activists highlight systematic abuse. They condemn deliberate denial of care. Furthermore, threats aim to silence complaints.
Torture Injuries Ignored in Evin Prison
Mohsen Razm Aeen, 36, holds only one kidney. He suffers lumbar vertebrae damage from interrogators’ torture. A Ministry of Intelligence agent punched him and broke his wisdom tooth. He experiences vision weakness. He urgently needs new glasses. Stomach pains require constant famotidine use. Before the Evin Prison bombing, he wrote letters twice. He addressed them to the prison infirmary head. He detailed back and rib injuries from torture.
Officials took no action. They ignored his requests completely.
Execution Threats Replace Medical Help
Intelligence agents summoned Razm Aeen after his letters. They issued heavy threats instead of aid. Agents warned him directly: “Whenever you are released, go to Isfahan and file a complaint. And don’t threaten us so much. If you complain, we will send you to Behrouz Ehsani and Mehdi Hasani. We are just waiting for a whistle to hang you too.”
These words deter treatment pursuit. They reference executed prisoners. Therefore, his conditions worsen unchecked. His family warns repeatedly. They fear ongoing dangers.
Alarming Health of Political Prisoner in Evin
Razm Aeen grapples with chronic issues. Torture caused vertebral damage. Beatings led to dental breakage. Vision problems persist without correction. Stomach issues demand ongoing medication. Prison authorities provide no regular program. They refuse specialized dispatch. This neglect endangers him daily.
Medical Denial as Pressure Tool
Activists denounce deliberate deprivation. They call it clear torture when illnesses prove serious. In Razm Aeen’s case, threats block complaints. Agents use health as leverage. This pattern shows systemic control. It targets vulnerable prisoners.
Human Rights Violations in Mohsen Razm Aeen’s Case
The treatment applied against Mohsen Razm Aeen is considered a clear violation of fundamental principles of human rights. Deprivation of proper treatment, threats of execution, and application of psychological pressure violate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights regarding the right to life and personal security.
- Article 3 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- Endangering the life and health of the prisoner through deliberate deprivation of medical care and threats of death.
- Article 5 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- Application of physical and psychological torture through beatings, direct threats of execution, and prevention of treatment.
- Article 9 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- Holding a political prisoner in conditions of pressure and intimidation without the possibility of legally pursuing health status.
- Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners (Mandela Rules)- Violation of the right to immediate and effective access of the prisoner to independent and specialized medical services.
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- Iran Executions Surge: 19 Prisoners Hanged Across Multiple Cities
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