A/HRC/4/33/Add.1 Page 124 Para 106. Country Date 02/10/06 Type JUA Mandate SUMX; TOR; VAW; Allegations transmitted prisoners who harass and threaten him. Prison officers have told Ali Khodabakhshi that they are going to keep him there until he suffers a psychological breakdown. He has not been charged with a criminal offence. Ali Khodabakhshi is suffering from a variety of medical complaints. As a result of his treatment in detention and previous medical conditions, he has a poor sense of balance, and has problems with his heart, kidneys, and digestion system, as well as impaired hearing and vision. He has limited access to food. S. G., K. N. and S. M. who have been sentenced to death by stoning for adultery. S. G. (also known as M.), arrested in June 2005, was sentenced to execution by stoning for adultery by a court in Oromieh in June 2006. She is held in Oromieh prison. S. G.’s case is being re-examined. K. N. was forced into prostitution by her husband, a heroin addict who was violent towards her. K. N. was sentenced to eight years' imprisonment for being an accomplice to the murder of her husband, and execution by stoning for adultery. She was scheduled to be executed after serving her prison sentence, which finished two years ago. She has written to the Judicial Commission for Amnesty to ask for her sentence of execution by stoning to be commuted, and is awaiting a reply. K. N. is detained in Tabriz Prison and is at imminent risk of execution. S. M. was sentenced to 15 years' imprisonment for being an accomplice to the murder in January 2004 of her husband Abdollah, and to execution by stoning for adultery. Government Response