The captured payment is pending manual review. For more information about this captured payment, visit your account online or contact PayPal. No additional specific reason can be provided. In your **Account Overview**, accept and deny this payment. The payer paid by an eCheck that has not yet cleared. The captured funds were reversed in response to the payer disputing this captured payment with the issuer of the financial instrument used to pay for this captured payment. The payer initiated a dispute for this captured payment with PayPal. The reason why the captured payment status is PENDING or DENIED. Hassan could now be deported to Iran.-H "Authorization: Bearer Access-Token" \ “It is more likely that the events described, if they actually occurred, had a paralysing effect on third parties”, the German judges said. However, the German judiciary rejected his request because it considered his conversion “particularly unlikely”, after taking into account what happened to his brother-in-law, who was tortured and executed, and his wife, who also suffered violence. Hassan (not his real name), 44, had fled Iran citing a possible risk to his life after converting to Christianity. In recent days news has also emerged of an Iranian refugee whose application for asylum has been rejected by the European Court of Human Rights, after first being refused by the German authorities and then appealing to the European judicial institution. However, civil organisations and human rights groups speak of a policy of “Muslim demographic purity” in the country, and that “conditions have been created that force Christians to leave”.Įuropean court rejects asylum for Iranian refugee According to the national news agency Tasnim, the government considers that “no one is persecuted in Iran for the mere fact of having an opinion or belonging to a particular class or group”. The Iranian government has said they guarantee of the right to religious freedom.
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Shahbazian was arrested in the summer of 2020, in a series of raids in which dozens of Christians were detained.Īlong with him, Khajavi and Nazari have also been convicted, each sentenced to six years in prison. After serving his sentence he will have to live in an isolated area of the country for a further two years. Meanwhile, as Open Doors explains, the Iranian pastor of Armenian origin Joseph Shahbazian has also been sentenced to 10 years in prison, accused of “disturbing national security” by working in the establishment of house churches. According to International Christian Concern, in early August, Iran’s Supreme Court denied Avedian’s requests for a retrial and for his release. A subsequent appeal hearing upheld the sentence and added a further 10 years’ deprivation of his social rights. The Spanish Alliance’s letter refers to the cases of Iranian Christians of Armenian origin Anooshavan Avedian and Joseph Shahbazian, and female converts Malihe Nazari and Mina Khajavi.Īvedian was sentenced in May 2022 to 10 years in prison for spreading “anti-Islamic propaganda”.
In this sense, the Alliance calls for the release of the four Christians who have been convicted and “for their charges to be revoked" as a sign of tolerance and respect for fundamental rights on the part of the Iranian government. “Can Christian believers be safe when they go to a church to worship together?” “This case leads me to ask you: if Christians cannot meet in their homes, where should they meet to worship? I know there are many Christians in Iran, so they should be able to meet somewhere”, Carmona told the Iranian ambassador.
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