In a letter to human rights organizations, Houtan Kian, lawyer of Mrs. Sakineh Mohammadi, has unfolded the curtains from his deploring conditions. The London Times Newspaper, in its today edition, has published sections of Houtan Kian’s letter.

In a part of his agonizing letter, the lawyer of Mrs. Sakineh Mohammadi has claimed that he has been tortured by cigarette burns in the legs, shins and the gentile areas, and has been deprived of medical care.

In another section of his letter, Houtan Kian writes: Twelve of my teeth have been practically broken by the kicks of the interrogator.

He has also claimed that he has been taken to the prison yard at night in cold weather and wetted using a fire extinguisher hose.

Houtan Kian has written a request letter to international and human rights institutions to look into his conditions.