Iran: Blogger May Face Charge of ‘Waging War Against God’ · Global Voices
Fred Petrossian

There is a growing concern that Shiva Nazar Ahari, a jailed human rights activist, blogger, and editor of the Committee of Human Rights Reporters website in Iran, may be charged with moharbeh (waging war against God/enmity against God) in an upcoming trial.
In Iran, this can carry a death sentence.
Shiva Nazar Ahari’s lawyer, Mohammad Sharif, has expressed concern about his client’s upcoming trial considering the possible heavy charge of moharebeh in her case.
Nazar Ahari was arrested on 14 June 2009 at her office. After spending 102 days in detention, she was released on 23 September 2009 on $200,000 bail. She spent 33 days of her detention in solitary confinement. She was arrested for the second time on 20 December 2009, and has remained in prison without furlough and without any explanation from authorities about the reasons for her imprisonment.
The second session of her trial is said to be scheduled for 4 September 2010.
“I won't leave Iran”
In this short film showing Nazar Ahari's after her release from prison, she says that she decided to stay in Iran at any cost. She says she feels it is where her activity can have the most impact.
Here is a photo of Nazar Ahari doing volunteer work for an association supporting street kids and child laborers.
Iranian blogger Arman Sabz writes [fa]
If they call her an enemy of God, then who will be the next… One day they will call us the same… If you expect that some super hero will come and change our fate, they will eventually take us and our dear ones to prison.
Another blogger, Azad Bashim, writes  [fa] that Shiva is in danger, although the accusations are baseless and she resists the pressure.