Six Teacher Union Activists Arrested Mamasani

HRANA – Six teachers’ union activists were arrested on Friday, September 25, in Mamasani County, Fars province. The individuals were transferred to Nurabad Prison in Mamasani following interrogation.

According to HRANA, citing the Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers’ Trade Associations, the detainees have been identified as Shokrollah Ahmadi, Ali Safari, Ali Hassan Bahamin, Hojjat Sadat, Rasoul Bodaghi and Ghaffar Dindar.

According to the report, around noon on Friday, September 25, 2026, security forces arrived at a location in Mamasani County where the teachers’ union activists had gathered to visit a colleague and arrested them. Following interrogation, the detainees were transferred to Nurabad Prison in Mamasani on Saturday, September 26, 2026.

As of the time of this report, no information has been obtained regarding the reasons for their arrests or the charges brought against these union activists.

Shokrollah Ahmadi had previously been sentenced by a court to three years, seven months, and 15 days in prison. In January of 2026, he was arrested in connection with nationwide protests in Mamasani and was later released on bail. This teachers’ union activist has also previously faced judicial action because of his activities.

Ali Hassan Bahamin, a teacher and teachers’ union activist from Yasuj, had previously been sentenced by the Primary Board for Reviewing Administrative Violations of Employees of the Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province Department of Education to compulsory retirement with a reduction of two employment grades.

Rasoul Bodaghi has also previously been arrested and served sentences in connection with his union activities.

Execution of a Prisoner in Bojnurd Prison

HRANA – At dawn on Tuesday, October 28, 2025, the death sentence of a prisoner previously convicted of murder was carried out in Bojnurd Prison.

HRANA has identified the prisoner as Ali Safari.
Based on information obtained by HRANA, Mr. Safari had been arrested earlier on charges of murder and was later sentenced to death by a criminal court.

As of the time of this report, the execution of this prisoner has not been announced by prison officials or relevant authorities.

In 2024, according to 812 reports compiled by HRANA, the Iranian regime executed 930 individuals in its prisons, marking the highest number of executions in the past 12 years. Despite the scale of these executions, prison officials and other relevant authorities publicly acknowledged only 6% of them, highlighting the regime’s lack of transparency and accountability.