Former political prisoner reveals Iran regime atrocities

 Friday, 02 December 2016 20:58
NCRI - Shabnam Madadzadeh, a former political prisoner who secretly left Iran few months ago revealed atrocities of the Iranian regime inside prisons. She was 21 when arrested for her activities in a university in Tehran.

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