Mohammad Javadan

Lomar, Ilam

Charge: Charge: Leadership Guidance Of Protests
Arrested: Arrested: January 12, 2026
Demographic: Demographic: Man
Latest status: Latest status: Prisoner
Last update: Last update: March 19, 2026

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A well-known Kurdish blogger named “Black Scorpion” from the village of Shorab/Lomar city in Sirvan province of Ilam was arrested by security forces without a court order on 22 Dey 1404 and transferred to an unknown location. As of early Bahman 1404 (30 days later), there is no news of his condition or whereabouts. He had previously been arrested during the Zina protests.

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Petras AuštrevičiusForeign Affairs Committee
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SubjectFollow-up to Parliament’s Iran Resolution – Urgent Case of Mohammad Javadan
BodyDear Petras Auštrevičius, I am writing to draw your urgent attention to the case of Mohammad Javadan, who is currently at risk of execution in Iran. This case is unfolding amid a sharp escalation in executions during ongoing unrest and conflict, often carried out under conditions of internet restrictions and communication blackouts. These measures significantly reduce transparency and limit international oversight at the most critical moments. A well-known Kurdish blogger named “Black Scorpion” from the village of Shorab/Lomar city in Sirvan province of Ilam was arrested by security forces without a court order on 22 Dey 1404 and transferred to an unknown location. As of early Bahman 1404 (30 days later), there is no news of his condition or whereabouts. He had previously been arrested during the Zina protests. In January 2026, the European Parliament took a strong position against repression in Iran, signaling that such violations will not go unanswered. At a time when visibility is being deliberately reduced, continued and visible engagement is essential. I respectfully urge you to consider: – Publicly sponsoring Mohammad Javadan within a political or detainee advocacy initiative – Raising this case in plenary, committee discussions, or with the EEAS – Supporting efforts to maintain visibility, including hearings with human rights defenders or affected families – Calling for an immediate halt to the execution and for full due process guarantees Further information on this case is available here: https://lookerstudio.google.com/embed/u/0/reporting/71414769-37ca-4359-9e86-48c7c704da98/page/p_zkwf39o10d When visibility is limited, international attention can be one of the few remaining safeguards against irreversible harm. Timely action in this case could be decisive. Sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Robert BiedrońForeign Affairs Committee
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SubjectUrgent Human Rights Case Requiring Parliamentary Follow-Up – Mohammad Javadan
BodyDear Robert Biedroń, I am writing to request your urgent attention to the case of Mohammad Javadan, who is currently at risk of execution in Iran. This case arises amid a sharp escalation in executions during ongoing unrest and conflict, often carried out under conditions of internet restrictions and communication blackouts. These measures significantly reduce transparency and limit international oversight at the most critical stages. A well-known Kurdish blogger named “Black Scorpion” from the village of Shorab/Lomar city in Sirvan province of Ilam was arrested by security forces without a court order on 22 Dey 1404 and transferred to an unknown location. As of early Bahman 1404 (30 days later), there is no news of his condition or whereabouts. He had previously been arrested during the Zina protests. The European Parliament has already taken a firm stance in response to repression in Iran, including its January 2026 resolution and related measures. At a time when visibility is being deliberately reduced, translating that position into timely action on individual cases is essential. I respectfully urge you to consider: – Sponsoring Mohammad Javadan as a detainee at risk of execution to ensure sustained visibility – Raising this case with the EEAS and in parliamentary discussions – Supporting briefings with human rights defenders or affected families on imminent execution cases – Encouraging coordinated cross-party attention to prisoners facing execution under restricted visibility When individual cases are visibly monitored, the international cost of proceeding with executions increases. Further reporting on this case can be found here: https://lookerstudio.google.com/embed/u/0/reporting/71414769-37ca-4359-9e86-48c7c704da98/page/p_zkwf39o10d Given the irreversible consequences involved, timely and visible engagement could be decisive. Sincerely, A concerned citizen
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Ľuboš BlahaForeign Affairs Committee
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SubjectUrgent case of Mohammad Javadan – request for parliamentary engagement
BodyDear Honourable Ľuboš Blaha, I am writing regarding the case of Mohammad Javadan, who is currently at risk of execution in Iran. This case comes amid a concerning increase in executions during ongoing unrest and conflict, often carried out under conditions of internet restrictions and communication blackouts. These measures significantly reduce transparency and limit international oversight at critical moments. A well-known Kurdish blogger named “Black Scorpion” from the village of Shorab/Lomar city in Sirvan province of Ilam was arrested by security forces without a court order on 22 Dey 1404 and transferred to an unknown location. As of early Bahman 1404 (30 days later), there is no news of his condition or whereabouts. He had previously been arrested during the Zina protests. Further information is available here: https://lookerstudio.google.com/embed/u/0/reporting/71414769-37ca-4359-9e86-48c7c704da98/page/p_zkwf39o10d In its January 2026 resolution, the European Parliament strongly condemned the use of the death penalty and reaffirmed its commitment to accountability in Iran. At a time when visibility is being deliberately reduced, sustained attention to individual cases becomes essential. I respectfully urge you to: – Consider sponsoring Mohammad Javadan to ensure continued visibility – Raise this case in parliamentary discussions or with the EEAS – Support efforts to maintain public attention, including briefings with human rights defenders or affected families When cases are visibly monitored, international scrutiny increases, raising the cost of proceeding with executions. Given the irreversible consequences involved, timely engagement could be decisive. Sincerely, A concerned citizen
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