بنا به اخبار رسيده از ايران، در روز ٢٨ فوريه ٢٠٠٩، آقاى رضا رخشان، مسئول روابط عمومى سنديكاى كارگران شركت نيشكر هفت تپه، توسط نيروهاى امنيتى جمهورى اسلامى ايران دستگير شدند. همچنين آقاى رحيم بسحاق از اعضاى هيئت مديره سنديكاى كارگران هفت تپه از تاريخ ٢٢ فوريه ٢٠٠٩ در بازداشت ميباشند. از وضعيت اين دو فعال كارگرى تا اين تاريخ اطلاع دقيقى در دسترس نيست. نيروهاى امنيتى همچنين به منزل آ قاى على نجاتى، رئيس هيئت مديره سنديكاى كارگران شركت نيشكر هفت تپه، در بعدازظهر ٢٨ فوريه هجوم برده و خانه وى را تفتيش كرده و فرزندان وى را مرعوب نموده اند. از آقاى نجاتى خواسته شده كه به اداره اطلاعات مراجعه كند.
اين دستگيريها در شرايطى صورت ميگرند كه پنج عضو هيئت مديره سنديكاى كارگران هفت تپه در روزهاى ١٧ و ٢٣ فوريه دادگاهى شده بودند. با توجه به وحشت حاكميت از گسترش اعتراضات كارگرى و ايجاد و رشد تشكلات مستقل كارگرى در ايران و نيز شكست مفتضحانه "انتخابات" شوراى اسلامى كار در شركت نيشكر هفت تپه كه با بايكوت كارگران شركت مواجه شد، احتمال دستگيريهاى ديگر نيز وجود دارد. همكنون تعداد زيادى از فعالين كارگرى در زندانهاى جمهورى اسلامى در شهرهاى مختلف ايران محبوس ميباشند. تنها مبارزات متحد و متشكل خود كارگران در ايران و نيز حمايت طبقه كارگر جهانى و نيروهاى مترقى ميتواند اين موج جديد سركوب توسط رژيم را به عقب براند و امكان گسترش و پيروزى مبارزات كارگرى عليه سرمايه داران و حكومت آنان را فراهم آورد. ما به سهم خود از هر گونه تلاشى در اين خصوص دريغ نخواهيم كرد.
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Leaders of Haft Tapeh Workers’ Syndicate arrested
Labour activists fear more arrests
February 28, 2009 - According to the latest news form Iran, Mr. Reza Rakhshan, the Public Relations director of the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company Workers’ Syndicate and a board member, was arrested on February 28, 2009. Mr. Rakshan was summoned to the intelligence office on February 28th and was immediately arrested upon his arrival there; later his home was raided by security forces and his belongings including some personal items and other items that belonged to the Syndicate as well as books and computer were confiscated.
A couple hours later in the evening of February 28th, intelligence agents raided the residence of Mr. Ali Nejati, the president of the board of directors of the Syndicate, and searched his home and confiscated some documents related to the Syndicate. At that time, Mr. Nejati was not at home and the agents intimidated his children. Mr. Nejati subsequently contacted the intelligence office and he was told to go back to the intelligence office on Sunday, March 1st which, as of this time, he has not gone there yet.
Also, Mr. Rahim Boshagh, a member of the board of directors of the Haft Tapeh Workers’ Syndicate, was arrested on February 22, 2009 and he is still incarcerated.
There are fears of more arrests in next few days. These attacks are part of the government crack down on labour activists in Iran. In particular, Haft Tapeh Workers’ syndicate has been very active amongst workers, as the result of which workers of Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company refused to participate in the Islamic labour council’s election in the company. The Islamic Labour Council is a government-sponsored and pro-employer instrument for controlling and repressing independent labour activities in the company. According to the Collaborating Council of Labour Organizations and Activists in Iran, in total only about 30 employees took part in the Islamic labour council’s election on February 22, 2009 despite more than five thousands employees in the company. That was considered a complete defeat of these repressive forces.
In addition five members of the board of directors of the Haft Tapeh Workers’ Syndicate, including Mr. Nejati, were put on trial on February 17th and 23rd and are still waiting for their verdict. Most arrested and persecuted workers have been charged with "acting against national security", which is an allegation used frequently by the Islamic Republic of Iran against labour and social activists.
International Alliance in Support of Workers in Iran
Labour activists fear more arrests
February 28, 2009 - According to the latest news form Iran, Mr. Reza Rakhshan, the Public Relations director of the Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company Workers’ Syndicate and a board member, was arrested on February 28, 2009. Mr. Rakshan was summoned to the intelligence office on February 28th and was immediately arrested upon his arrival there; later his home was raided by security forces and his belongings including some personal items and other items that belonged to the Syndicate as well as books and computer were confiscated.
A couple hours later in the evening of February 28th, intelligence agents raided the residence of Mr. Ali Nejati, the president of the board of directors of the Syndicate, and searched his home and confiscated some documents related to the Syndicate. At that time, Mr. Nejati was not at home and the agents intimidated his children. Mr. Nejati subsequently contacted the intelligence office and he was told to go back to the intelligence office on Sunday, March 1st which, as of this time, he has not gone there yet.
Also, Mr. Rahim Boshagh, a member of the board of directors of the Haft Tapeh Workers’ Syndicate, was arrested on February 22, 2009 and he is still incarcerated.
There are fears of more arrests in next few days. These attacks are part of the government crack down on labour activists in Iran. In particular, Haft Tapeh Workers’ syndicate has been very active amongst workers, as the result of which workers of Haft Tapeh Sugar Cane Company refused to participate in the Islamic labour council’s election in the company. The Islamic Labour Council is a government-sponsored and pro-employer instrument for controlling and repressing independent labour activities in the company. According to the Collaborating Council of Labour Organizations and Activists in Iran, in total only about 30 employees took part in the Islamic labour council’s election on February 22, 2009 despite more than five thousands employees in the company. That was considered a complete defeat of these repressive forces.
In addition five members of the board of directors of the Haft Tapeh Workers’ Syndicate, including Mr. Nejati, were put on trial on February 17th and 23rd and are still waiting for their verdict. Most arrested and persecuted workers have been charged with "acting against national security", which is an allegation used frequently by the Islamic Republic of Iran against labour and social activists.
International Alliance in Support of Workers in Iran
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