Miṣdāqī, Īraj
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Name (Latin)
Miṣdāqī, Īraj
Name (Arabic)
مصداقی، ایرج، 1960-
Other forms of name
Mesdaghi, Iraj
Date of birth
1960-10-31
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Other Identifiers
Sources of Information
- Nah zīstan nah marg, 2004:v. 1, t.p. (Īraj Miṣdāqī) added t.p. (Iraj Mesdaghi [in rom.])
- Nigāhī bā chashm-i jān, 2010t.p. (ايرج مصداقى = Īraj Miṣdāqī) p. 4 (b. Ābān 1339 [Oct-Nov 1960] in Iran)
- انتخابات ٨٨ و پيآمدهاى آن، 2010:صفحة العنوان (ايرج مصداقى)
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Wikipedia description:
Iraj Mesdaghi (Persian: ایرج مصداقی; born 1960) is an Iranian writer and activist best known for his involvement in the Trial of Hamid Nouri. He has lived in Stockholm, Sweden since 1994. Mesdaghi was formerly a political prisoner and a People's Mojahedin of Iran member. On 16 March 2026, Reza Pahlavi appointed him as part of a committee to draft rules for creating transitional justice institutions in a proposed post-Islamic-Republic transitional government of Iran, headed by Shirin Ebadi, and including Leyla Bahmany and Afshin Ellian.
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