به گزارشهای رسیده از سوئد حاکی از دیپورت دوباره آقای حسین جاسبی در سوئد است .
دولت سوئد قصد مجدد دارد که روز شنبه ۳۱ مارس حسین جعفر علی جاسبی را در معیت چند پلیس به جمهوری اسلامی تحویل دهد. تلاش دولت سوئد بار اول به یمن فداکاری فعالین سوئدی و ایرانی و بویژه اقدام جسورانه اعتراض آمیز خود حسین در داخل هواپیما به شکست انجامید و خلبان هواپیما به مأمورین پلیس دستور داد که هواپیما را تخلیه کنند. طبق اطلاع رسیده پلیس سوئد این بار برای جلوگیری از اعتراض در داخل هواپیما، یک هواپیمای کوچک اجاره کرده تا حسین را ابتدا به آمستردام و سپس از آنجا با هواپیمای مسافربری به تهران بفرستد.
فردا در استکهلم تظاهراتی در دفاع از حسین، و دیگر پناهجویان در خطر دیپورت مثل ماکسیم و علی برگزار خواهد شد. تظاهرات‌ها را باید به شهر‌های دیگر و کشور‌های دیگر هم کشاند. مبارزه را باید در اشکال مختلف و با هماهنگی به پیش برد. نیرو‌های سیاسی مترقی سوئد و سایر کشور‌ها را باید متوجه اهمیت حمایت از حقوق انسانی نمود.امروز فرصت کوتاهی برای دفاع از حسین عزیز داریم. رژیم خواهر و برادر حسین را اعدام کرده و پدرش را سالها در سیاهچال‌هایش شکنجه کرده است. اجازه ندهیم آقای وزیر مهاجرت سوئد حسین را به جلّادان اسلامی تحویل دهد. به ما کمک کنید که جلوی دیپورت حسین را بگیریم. نامه زیر را برای آقای وزیر، مدیر دفتر ایشان و لیست بزرگ آدرس‌ها بفرستید. به این اقدام غیر انسانی دولت سوئد اعتراض کنید.
لطف کنید و به روی دکمه آبی آقای وزیر و سکرتر ایشان جداگانه کلیک کنید. در سطر سابجکت یا موضوع اسم و شماره کیس حسین جعفر علی جاسبی
Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi
(case no. 11.421.539)
را نوشته، در مسیج متن انگلیسی زیر را بچسبانید ، تاریخ بزنید و اگر خواستید امضا کنید و آدرس هم بدهید. این ۲ تای آخر دل بخواهی است همین. آقای وزیر طبق قانون باید این نامه را باز کند.
TAKE ACTION: A sample letter is provided below. Please act URGENTLY as there are only hours until Hossein’s deportation, set for TODAY, 28 March 2012.
SAMPLE LETTER:
Paste into SUBJECT line: Stop the Deportation of Jasbi and All Political Refugees to Iran!
Paste into TEXT BOX:
Open Letter to Tobias Billström, Swedish Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy, Regarding the Illegal Refoulement of Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi (case #11.421.539)
متن نامه یا مسیج
To Tobias Billström, Minister for Migration and Asylum Policy, Sweden:
I am writing to you to demand an immediate halt to the deportation of Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi, an Iranian asylum-seeker who has sought refuge in Sweden from persecution by the Islamic Republic of Iran (case no. 11.421.539). Hossein should be immediately released from detention and granted political asylum as is his right under international law.
1) Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi has been visibly active organizing against the regime both inside Iran with his political party, Fedaeyin Minority, and as an activist during the 2009 post-election protests, as well as in Sweden as an individual activist speaking in broadcast forums against the regime. Anti-regime activists are usually charged by the Islamic Republic with “propagating against the regime” and “moharebeh,” which carries the death sentence in Iran. The case of Mohammad Amin Valian – sentenced to death for participating in the 2009 post-election protests (not to mention the thousands killed and raped in regime prisons during that period) underscores the threat to Hossein’s life (see:
http://www.iranhumanrights.org/2010/02/valian-student-sentenced-to-death). It is obviously illegal under international law to return such an anti-regime political activist to Iran.
Notably, Hossein’s sister & brother were executed by the regime. Hossein’s non-politically-active father was detained for years on no charge by the same regime. It is obvious that his family has been targeted for state-sponsored violence, and it is based on a reasonable fear of persecution that Hossein fled for his life to Sweden, seeking asylum, which is his right. Yet the Swedish government has decided to detain him in preparation for an illegal refoulement on 6 March 2012. I do not accept this.
2) The Islamic Republic considers all Iranian political asylum-seekers to be criminals, deeming their quest for asylum as propagating against the regime. The Islamic Republic has on several occasions declared and applied its intent to prosecute returned political asylum-seekers, on the basis of Article 7 of the Islamic Republic’s Penal Code. Rahim Rostami, a teenaged Kurdish asylum-seeker returned to Iran by Norway and immediately imprisoned is only one such example. Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi has sought political asylum and therefore, under the Islamic Republic, is subject to prosecution by the regime.
3) The Migration Office’s own Director for Legal Affairs “concludes that the Iranian regime has both a strong desire and the ability to monitor its citizens in Sweden.” Hossein Jasbi’s anti-regime views have been widely disseminated via numerous different radio stations and broadcasts, including broadcasts by known opposition radio stations. Under the Migration Office’s own admission, the Islamic Republic’s monitoring of activists has required a change in policy with regard to asylum-seekers who are active against the regime while in Sweden. Both the Swedish government’s own policies and Article 94 of international refugee law (“sur place”) require that Hossein Jasbi be granted asylum in Sweden.
4) It is illegal under international law for any country including Sweden to deport a person who has a legitimate fear of persecution in their home country. It is therefore undeniably illegal under the same international law for the Swedish government to participate in the crime of deporting Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi to Iran, where he will be detained, tortured, and likely executed if he is returned to the blood-soaked hands of the Islamic Republic.
Nevertheless, the Swedish government has repeatedly violated the rights of asylum-seekers. On September 3, 2010, in the case of R. c. v. Sweden (application no. 41827/07), the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg found that deporting an Iranian dissident to Iran would be a violation by the Swedish authorities of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, “No one shall be subjected to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.”
Despite this finding, the Swedish government continues to illegally attempt to deport Iranian activists like Navid Mirpourzadih, Sanan Ashrafi, Marzieh Kamangar, Mehdi Maleki, Keivan Soufastaei, and others, all of whom are clearly and undeniably at risk not only of detention and torture by the Islamic Republic of Iran, but at unquestionable risk of execution.
We demand an urgent, immediate halt to Sweden’s intended illegal refoulement of Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi, who is at clear risk of execution if returned to the Islamic Republic. We also demand the immediate release of Ali Azari Balsi (case #11 420529), an Iranian political activist detained in Sweden awaiting illegal deportation to Iran, and Mohammadreza Hamedian Esfahani (case #11 08445011), Christian convert facing 10 years in jail and 75 lashes should he be illegally returned to the hands of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Given the the Migration Office’s blatant, repeated violations of international law regarding refugee rights, risking the lives of Iranian and other asylum-seekers, we demand that Sweden must not only immediately halt the illegal deportation of Hossein Jafar Ali Jasbi, but must immediately cease all deportations to Iran.
گروه ادرس‌های مهم برای ارسال کپی و افشاگری
Please also send to the following Scandinavian newspapers: david.stellini@europarl.europa.eu, michael.speiser@europarl.europa.eu, michela.laera@europarl.europa.eu, mercedes.alvargonzalez@europarl.europa.eu, ots@udi.no, 71000@aftonbladet.se, anita.nasberg@ltz.se, arne.lindh@folkbladet.se, bjorn.hedensjo@dn.se, chefred@svd.se, christer.sandberg@folkbladet.se, elisabet.rydell-janson@ltz.se, ettan@aftonbladet.se, gefle.dagblad@gd.se, insandare@hallandsposten.se, jonathan.falck@gp.se, kundservice@svd.se, malin.perk@folkbladet.se, marta.magnuson@gp.se, redaktion.gt@gotlandstidningar.se, redaktion@gotlandsallehanda.se, redaktion@halsingekuriren.se, redaktion@kkuriren.se, redaktionen@hallandsposten.se, redaktionen@hd.se, redaktionen@tt.se, tips@expressen.se, per-anders.broberg@expressen.se, redaktionen@gt.se, redaktionen@kvp.se, post@mfa.no, post@arbeiderpartiet.no, 2200@vg.no
