In coordination with the prosecutor of this city, the authorities of Iranshahr Prison request bribes from prisoners under drug offenses, directly and indirectly, in exchange for conditional release.
According to the Iranian Human Rights Society, in the early days of the Iranian year 1403. A prisoner who recently released revealed that the prosecutor and the head of Iranshahr prison are accepting extortion and bribes from prisoners to agree to post bail. According to him, they receive huge sums of money or gold coins from the prisoners’ families in order to agree to bail.
The authorities of Iranshahr prison, in coordination with the prosecutor of the city, are soliciting bribes from drug-related prisoners in exchange for conditional release, both directly and indirectly. This bribery involves demanding large sums of money or receiving bribes in the form of coins. Currently, the prosecutor of Iranshahr is a person named Akbarian, and the head of the prison Abbasi.
Statement of a prisoner regarding bribery in Iranshahr prison
A prisoner who released has revealed this issue on social media and says: “I was a prisoner in Iranshahr prison and transferred from another city to this prison.
I was in solitary confinement for several months, had requested several times for transferring to the work sector. But rejected by the prosecutor Akbarian and the prison head Mr. Abbasi until I realized that I had to bribe these individuals with money and gold coins for my request to be accepted.”
Several prisoners in my ward released by paying cash amounts and gold coins. But I couldn’t afford to pay these amounts and gold coins, and for the umpteenth time, the offer to change my detention by the prosecutor and the prison warden rejected until I finally released at the end of my sentence.
Additionally, he also talks about the sanitary and food conditions in this prison: In this prison. The sanitary and food conditions of the prisoners not observed by the officials. Many prisoners’ cases not addressed, and they left in neglect.
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