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HRANA News Agency – In continuation of repressions on Baha’is the statistic section of Human Rights Activists group in Iran published a report which covers  Baha’is rights abusing in February-March of 2013.

RFE/RL - Iranian Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi has expressed concern over the conditions of two jailed dervishes who are reportedly on hunger strike in an Iranian prison.

CNN - URGENT ACTION!! Two Iranian Gonabadi Dervish Activists On Prison Hunger Strike 65+ Days--How YOU Can Help!

Majzooban Noor - Imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes in Shiraz's Adel Abad prison, Saleh Moradi and Kasra Nouri has began "dry" hunger strike (refusing water in addition to food) since Thursday morning 1st day of Farvardin 1392 (March 21, 2013), after being on "wet" hunger strike (taking water but not food) for 67 days.

Fox News - Secretary of State John Kerry, in a first-ever statement from his office on the case of imprisoned Iranian-American Saeed Abedini, called Friday for Abedini to be “immediately released” and said he is “disturbed” by reports that he’s suffered physical and psychological abuse at the Iranian prison where he’s being held.

Majzooban Noor - Nowruz, the Iranian New Year's Eve Celebration was held in front of prisons by the families of imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes in Tehran's Evin and Shiraz's Adel Abad prison on Wednesday, Esfand 30, 1391 (March 20, 2013).

The Huffington Post - Three-year-old Artin Rahimian stands in line to visit his mother in Iran's Evin prison. It's been two years since Faran Hessami and her husband, Kamran Rahimian, were arrested for their role as educators for the Baha'i faith community, Iran's largest religious minority. Since then, their son has come with his elderly grandmother whenever prison officials have allowed visits.

Majzooban Noor - The families of seven imprisoned Gonabadi Dervishes in Evin prison, who had gone there to visit jailed Dervishes and refused to leave the prison visiting room until they would be allowed to visit their loved ones, after 10 hours of waiting could meet them.