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AmirHossein Moradi and Ali Younesi, in two separate letters from Evin and Ghezel Hesar Prisons, have stated that they do not accept any "pardon" from the Iranian regime. Both Sharif University students, they have been imprisoned for the past six years and one month. Here are the messages they issued a few days ago: #Amirhossein_Moradi from Evin Prions: The smiling faces of my dearest friends (Vahid, Pouya, Babak, Mohammad, Shahrokh, and Abolhassan) at the moment of their separation and transfer from Evin to Ghezel Hesar Prison, where they refused to submit in humiliation to your vile regime until their very last breath, remain before my eyes. I also think of their mothers and fathers. As I stated explicitly in September 2024, I repeat once again: I neither asked for nor desire your disgraceful pardon. In response to the bloody massacres of January and the recent criminal executions, it is unquestionably we, the oppressed people of Iran, who stand in the position to forgive you. However, know this with certainty: we neither forgive nor forget. Until the people of Iran are freed from your tyranny, I will not even think of my own release from captivity, nor will I beg it from you. #Ali_Younesi from Evin Prison: On Monday, May 11, 2026, I was handed a notice dated February 23, 2026, under the title of the “22 Bahman Amnesty,” stating that the remainder of my prison sentence (7 months) had been pardoned. First: I have never requested a pardon, nor will I ever do so. Freedom is a stolen right. We do not beg for what has been taken from us; we fight to reclaim it. Second: I have role models: six proud cellmates who were sent to the gallows. Every day and every moment, their memory lives within me and their voices echo in my ears. They did not bargain for their lives; shame on me if I bargain for my freedom. Third: In his defense statement, Vahid Bani Amerian said: “Is it we who must defend ourselves, or you?” I too ask: “Is it we who should forgive, or you?” Forgiveness and pardon belong, more than anyone else, to the grieving mothers and fathers. Therefore, to you grieving mothers and fathers: I hope you will forgive any shortcomings on my part, for you alone are those from whom I seek forgiveness. As for all the suffering, torture, and imprisonment endured until now, and whatever imprisonment, exile, and hardship still remain, they are nothing but duty. It is through the strength of your children’s sacrifice that we continue to fight, and we will remain steadfast in this struggle. Fighting for the freedom of the people of Iran is not a source of regret or suffering, but the greatest source of honor.

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