A/HRC/7/3/Add.1 page 134 Para Country Date Type Mandate 108. 17/10/07 JUA WGAD; HRD; TOR; VAW 109. 05/11/07 JUA SUMX; TOR 110. 14/12/07 JAL SUMX; TOR; Allegations transmitted Government response have refused to pardon Behnam and the case has now been passed to the Office for the Implementation of Sentences. Ms. Ronak Safazadeh, a campaigner for women’s rights and a member of the One Million Signatures campaign, which calls for an end to discriminatory laws against women in Iran. On 8 October 2007, she participated in an event to mark the International Day of the Child during which she collected signatures for the One Million Signatures campaign. On 9 October 2007, nine agents of the security forces entered her home and seized literature pertaining to the campaign, her computer as well as some other personal belongings. Ms. Ronak Safazadeh was arrested shortly afterwards and placed in detention at the local office of Information and Security Ministry in Sanandaj, Kurdistan. It is alleged that she is being held in incommunicado detention as all efforts on the part of family members to contact her have as yet failed. Soghra Najafpoor, who after having spent 18 years in prison is at imminent risk of execution, having been sentenced to death for a murder committed when she was 13 years of age. The victim’s family had filled out the request for execution following Ms. Najafpoor’s recent release from prison. Makwan Mouloudzadah, who was executed on 5 December 2007 for rapes committed when he was a minor. Mr. Mouloudzadah aged 20 at the time of his execution was sentenced to death on 25 May 2007 by branch 7 of the penal court of the By letter dated 10/12/07, the Government informed that statements of several witnesses and victims and the repeated confessions made by Makwan Moloudzadeh and members of his hooligans group, as well as the conformity and