محسن دگمه چی زندانی سیاسی که به جرم کمک به خانواده زندانیان سیاسی و داشتن فرزندی در کمپ اشرف به زندان محکوم شده بود روز دوشنبه در سن 53 سالگی در بیمارستانی در تهران دار فانی را وداع گفت। آقای محسن دگمه چی در زندان به بیماری سرطان پانکراس مبتلا شده بود و علیرغم دردهای شدید و کاهش وزن مقامات زندان هرگز اجازه درمان و یا ملاقات حضوری با خانواده را به او ندادند। به گفته یکی از همبندی های او هنگامی که حال آقای دگمه چی رو به وخامت گذاشت او را به بیمارستان بردند و حتی در زمان عمل جراحی نیز او را با دستبند و پابند به تخت بسته بودند. علاوه بر فشارهای جسمی و ندادن دارو و ندادن اجازه برای شیمی درمانی حتی خانواده آقای دگمه چی نیز قادر به ملاقات یا مراقبت از وی نبودند.مرگ اقای دگمه چی یک اعدام از قبل برنامه ریزی شده بود.مقامات زندان با علم به عواقب عدم درمان به طور عمد اقای دگمه چی را در سن 53 سالگی به دام مرگ فرستادند. عدم درمان زندانیان سیاسی و عدم رسیدگی به بیماران یکی از روشهای رایج شکنجه در زندانهای ایران است که کمتر مورد توجه مقامات بین المللی قرار گرفته است. فوت آقای دگمه چی باید افکار عمومی جهان را به سوی وضعیت نابسامان زندانهای ایران و بخصوص زندانیان بیمار و محتاج مراقبت جلب کند. حسین رونقی ملکی وبلاگ نویس- منصور اسانلو- هادی عابد با خدا- فرح واضحان - آرش صادقی- زهرا جباری و حامد روحی نژاد از جمله زندانیانی هستند که احتیاج فوری به درمان در خارج از زندان دارند. وبلاگ نویسان علیه اعدام زجرکش کردن و عدم درمان زندانیان بیمار را به مثابه حکم اعدام میداند و از همه وبلاگ نویسان و روزنامه نگاران و فعالان حقوق بشر میخواهد که با تماس با سازمانها و مقامات دولتی محل اقامت خود و شورای حقوق بشر سازمان ملل متحد از آنها بخواهند که همه توان خود را برای توقف این شیوه رذیلانه اعدام در زندانهای جمهوری اسلامی به کار گیرند
Bloggers Against the Death Penalty (BADP) condemn the ban on treatment of the political prisners in Iran and rgards it as pre-mediated
This week Mr। Mohsen Dogmechi, 53, and a political prisoner, passed away in a hospital in Tehran after months of Mr। Dogmechi was arrested on charges of helping the families of political prisoners and having a daughter in Camp Ashraf, Iraq. Mr. Dogmechi was diagnosed with pancretic cancer a few months ago. However, the prison officials did not allow chemotherapy or other treatments. Mr. Dogmechi's family were denied visitations. A cell-mate wrote that even when Mr. Dogmechi was taken to the hospital when his condition became critical, the officials cuffed his hands and feet and his family were not allowed to visit him. Mr. Dogmechi's death was a premediated murder. The prison officials acilitated Mr. Dogmechi's death, at the age of 53, by denying him medication and treatment. Denying mecication and treatment is a common way of torturing the political prionders in Iran, and has not been recognized by international organizations. Mr. Dogmechi's tragic death should draw attention to the inhumane conditions of the prisons in Iran and in particular those who suffer from sever illnesses. Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, Mansour Osanlu, Hadi Abed Bakhoda, Farah Vazehan, Arash Sadeghi, Zahra Jabari and Hamed Rouhi Nejad are among the political prisoners who need immediate expert medical attention outside the prison. BADP condemns the non-treatment policy of the political prisoners, as a long and painful execution process. BADP urges all bloggers, journalists and human rights activists to contact the international and local organizations as well as the Human Rights Council of the United Nations and ask them to use all their power to stop this inhumane elimination policy of the political prisoners in Iran. Bloggers Against the Death Penalty
This week Mr। Mohsen Dogmechi, 53, and a political prisoner, passed away in a hospital in Tehran after months of Mr। Dogmechi was arrested on charges of helping the families of political prisoners and having a daughter in Camp Ashraf, Iraq. Mr. Dogmechi was diagnosed with pancretic cancer a few months ago. However, the prison officials did not allow chemotherapy or other treatments. Mr. Dogmechi's family were denied visitations. A cell-mate wrote that even when Mr. Dogmechi was taken to the hospital when his condition became critical, the officials cuffed his hands and feet and his family were not allowed to visit him. Mr. Dogmechi's death was a premediated murder. The prison officials acilitated Mr. Dogmechi's death, at the age of 53, by denying him medication and treatment. Denying mecication and treatment is a common way of torturing the political prionders in Iran, and has not been recognized by international organizations. Mr. Dogmechi's tragic death should draw attention to the inhumane conditions of the prisons in Iran and in particular those who suffer from sever illnesses. Hossein Ronaghi Maleki, Mansour Osanlu, Hadi Abed Bakhoda, Farah Vazehan, Arash Sadeghi, Zahra Jabari and Hamed Rouhi Nejad are among the political prisoners who need immediate expert medical attention outside the prison. BADP condemns the non-treatment policy of the political prisoners, as a long and painful execution process. BADP urges all bloggers, journalists and human rights activists to contact the international and local organizations as well as the Human Rights Council of the United Nations and ask them to use all their power to stop this inhumane elimination policy of the political prisoners in Iran. Bloggers Against the Death Penalty
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