A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 124 Para Country Date Type Mandate 89. 31/01/07 JUA SUMX; TOR 90. 06/03/07 JUA WGAD; IJL; MIG; TOR Allegations transmitted Sina Paymard and Mostafa (surname unknown) who are at risk of execution for crimes committed when they were under the age of age 18. Sina Paymard was convicted of murder after a dispute with a man over cannabis during which he stabbed the drug dealer to death in October 2004. The Supreme Court upheld his death sentence but he was granted a reprieve by the victim’s family on 20 September 2006. Sina Paymard remains at risk of execution after a demand for payment of diyeh (blood money) was made in the amount of 150 million troumans (over $ 160 000) which Sina Paymard’s family could not afford. In November 2006, his lawyer asked for a review of his case after submitting evidence that the Court had not properly considered that Sina Paymard suffered from a mental disorder. He has had a stay of execution ordered by the Head of the Judiciary. Mostafa was convicted of killing a man in the Pars district of Tehran following a scuffle which ensued after he intervened to stop the deceased from harassing a woman. His sentence has been upheld by the Supreme Court. Abdul Rasoul Mazraeh, also known as Abdullah Abdulhamid al-Tamimi, an Iranian Ahwazi and a recognized refugee in Syria. He was arrested by Syrian security forces on 11 May 2006 and handed over to Iranian authorities in Tehran on 15 May 2006. Since his arrest he has not had access to a lawyer and has been detained in solitary confinement. Mr. Mazraeh is expected to go on trial in March, however, it remains unclear what charges are put against him. He was physically Government response By letter dated 23/08/07, the Government informed that Mr. Abdul Rasoul Mazraeh is the head of the military wing of the terrorist group known as “MIAAD” and following participation in several terrorist operations, he had illegally fled Iran to Syria, where subsequent to his identification by the local pertinent authorities, as well as the issuance of a writ of arrest by INTERPOL, he was arrested and extradited to Iran. All the allegations, including torture, his