A/HRC/4/33/Add.1 Page 125 Para Country Date Type Mandate 107. 27/10/06 JUA FRDX; HRD; TOR; 108. 13/11/06 JUA IJL; SUMX; TOR; Allegations transmitted During interrogation she said that she was subjected to domestic violence by her husband and that she did not kill him. She added that on the night of the incident after Alireza killed her husband, she ran away with him because she was scared to stay at home, thinking that her brothersin-law would kill her. Alireza was sentenced to death for the murder of S. M.’s husband, and to 100 lashes for "illicit relations". The sentences are pending examination by the Supreme Court. S. M. is detained in Reja'i Shahr Prison, Karaj, near Tehran. Kianoosh Sanjari, member of the United Students Front, who has reported on the human rights situation in Iran on online blogs. On 7 October 2006, he was arrested in Tehran after visiting the house of Sh’ia cleric Ayatollah Sayed Hossein Boroujerdi who has called for the separation of religion and State. Mr Sanjari was taken to an unknown location and is being held incommunicado. Mr Sanjari had previously been arrested on a number of occasions in relation to his activities and was detained and held in solitary confinement for a number of months in 1999, after demonstrating against the closure of the newspaper Salam (Peace). 22 Ahwazi Arab activists arrested by the Government in June 2006: Ali Motirijejad, Abdullh Solymani, Mlik Banitamimt, Abolamir Farjaolh Chaabi, Mohammad Chaabpour, Khalaf Khozairi, Alireza Asakereh, Majed Albog Hbaish, Ghasem Salamat, Abdolreza Sanawati, Said Hamydan, Ms Fahimeh Esmaili Government Response