By Jeremy Reynalds
Senior Correspondent for ASSIST News Service
WASHINGTON D.C.
(ANS) -- The
family of imprisoned American Pastor Saeed Abedini - a U.S. citizen -
was able to visit him in Evin Prison earlier this week. He was in good
spirits.
Saeed Abedini and his two children.
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The
ACLJ commented, "Iran's willful denial of his basic medical care is a
reflection of its inhuman treatment of prisoners of conscience."
The
ACLJ reported that Abedini said since Iran's presidential election last
week, Iranian prison guards and other officials have threatened to move
him to a prison in a more remote area of Southern Iran.
Such
a move would make it nearly impossible for his family's continued
visits. It would also tear him away from friendships he has developed
with fellow prisoners of conscience.
The
ACLJ said while these are most likely empty threats made in an attempt
to break his spirit, they reiter
ate the daily difficulties that Abedini faces - not only the fact that
he is imprisoned, but the psychological torment he endures at the hands
of his captors.
However, the
ACLJ said, the modest improvements in his medical condition and good
spirits is evidence that the "prayers of many" are being answered.
The ACLJ said, "Continue to pray for Pastor Saeed, his medical condition, and his freedom. Share his story at www.SaveSaeed.com. We will continue to bring you updates on his condition
and our efforts for his release."
For more information visit www.aclj.org
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