Sabzevar Rezaee Mirghaed

As the head of the IRGC's intelligence unit at the beginning of the revolution, Mohsen Rezaee was involved in the arrest, torture, imprisonment, prosecution, and execution of members or supporters of political organisations opposed to the Islamic Republic. The IRGC intelligence in Tehran and many other cities was the main institution responsible for the repression and elimination of the opposition of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which targeted mainly the Marxist political organisations and the Mojahedin Khalq Organisation (MEK).

Impunity: Torture and Sexual Violence Against Female Political Prisoners, Justice for Iran, 2011

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As commander of the IRGC, Mohsen Rezaee has been directly involved in arresting, torturing, and killing members and supporters of political organisations opposed to the Islamic Republic, including torturing, threatening to rape, and pressurising Tuba Kamangar, a jailed member of the Komala Party, to marry her prison guards.  According to witnesses, Mohsen Rezaei also frequently visited the Hamzeh Seyyed al-Shuhada security base and Sanandaj prison, and closely observed the torture and ill-treatment of political prisoners.

Impunity: Torture and Sexual Violence Against Female Political Prisoners, Justice for Iran, 2011

https://justice4iran.org/persian/other/crimes-impunity2

Since its inception, the IRGC have been directly involved in terrorist operations outside Iran's borders. During Mohsen Rezaee's tenure as commander of the IRGC, on 17 September, 1992, three leaders of the Kurdistan Democratic Party of Iran (KDP) and one of their comrades were killed in a terrorist operation at a restaurant called Mykonos in Berlin. The trial lasted three and a half years, and German officials eventually concluded that the Iranian government was directly involved in the killings. During the trial, Abul Hassan Bani Sadr testified about the existence of a committee called the "Special Affairs Committee", one of its duties is to lay the groundwork and monitor the execution of political assassinations. According to the testimony of witness "C" or Abolghasem Mesbahi, a high-ranking former intelligence officer of the Ministry of Intelligence, whose testimony was later confirmed and is one of the main sources of the German prosecutor's indictment, Mohsen Rezaei was a regular member of this committee.

An explosion at the Jewish Center in Buenos Aires in January 1994 killed 85 people and injured more than 300. Two years before that, a bomb exploded at an Israeli embassy in argentina, ​​killing 29 people. Argentina blamed Iran for the bombings, and a number of Islamic Republic officials, including Mohsen Rezaee, were prosecuted and put on the Interpol’s wanted list for their key role in the 2007 bombings.

Murder in Mykonos: An Analysis of a Political Assassination, Iran Human Rights Documentation Centre, 2011

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Argentina demands extradition of Iranian suspects in Jewish Center bombing, Radio Farda, October 2009

https://www.radiofarda.com/a/f4_Argentina_suspects_Iran/466068.html

Mykonos Case: details of the testimony of Abolghasem Mesbahi in the court, Abolhassan Bani Sadr, 2012

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Ex-president of Iran says Khameini gave order for killings, Irish Times, 1996

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ex-president-of-iran-says-khameini-gave-order-for-killings-1.79329

Mohsen Rezaee, secretary of the Expediency Council, claimed that the peaceful protests in various cities of the country had been planned and carried out by foreign powers and supported the widespread and violent repression of protesters. The nationwide protests of 2017-2018, known as the protests of January 2018, were widespread demonstrations in protest of inflation and corruption, which began on 27 December, 2017 in Mashhad and several cities in Khorasan province and quickly spread throughout Iran and include harsher anti-government slogans. The crackdown on protesters led to the deaths of at least 25 protesters and several detainees who were killed under torture.

Mohsen Rezaei: Head of the CIA Special Operations Desk’s trip to Erbil on the Turmoil in Iran, Tasnim

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The latest death toll in the protests; Judiciary Spokesman: 25 people were killed in the street, Radio Farda, 15 December, 2017

https://www.radiofarda.com/a/iran_judiciary_mohseni_ezhei_protests/28974896.html

Mohsen Rezaei, as the secretary of the Expediency Discernment Council, supported and praised the police force for brutally suppressing the Gonabadi dervishes in the events known as the "Seventh Golestan".

On 19 February, 2018, a number of Gonabadi dervishes from Sufi religious minorities in Iran gathered on Golestan 7th Street in Tehran to protest the arrest of their comrades and impose restrictions on Noor Ali Tabandeh, the dervishes' spiritual leader. The rally was violently attacked by police and security forces, and protesters were severely beaten. 170 dervishes were taken to hospital due to the severity of their injuries and about 300 of them were arrested, including Mohammad Raji, who died in Shapur Detention Centre due to the severity of his injuries.

 Dozens of Gonabadi dervishes were tried in an unjust manner and sentenced to severe imprisonment, flogging and deportation. Mohammad Salas, one of arrested Dervishes, was tried on charges of murdering three police officers by running them over by a bus while he repeatedly denied the charges and asserted that his false confessions were obtained under severe torture.  Salas was executed, on June 2018, only on the basis of confessions obtained under torture.

Mohsen Rezaei appreciates the NAJA’s good tact, the official website of the Expediency Council, 1 July, 2018

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