Re-interrogation of Lale Saati, a Christian convert and her mother's threat to inform

According to reports, Laleh Saati, a Christian citizen imprisoned in Evin, was interrogated again on Saturday, August 6th.
The website of human rights in Iran added that Mrs. Saati, "About 8 days ago, she was transferred to Ward 209 of the Ministry of Information and for a while by the interrogators of that security agency regarding the news published about her in the media and the connection of this Christian convert with other The accused in his case was interrogated through his mother and how the news of Laleh Saati was published in the media.
On the 6th of April, Laleh Saati was sentenced to two years in prison and banned from leaving the country on the charge of "acting against national security through communication with Zionist Christian organizations".
For decades, the government of the Islamic Republic has been sending Christians, especially converts, to prison on charges such as acting against national security or propagandizing against the regime, without providing documents.
Ms. Saati was arrested on the 24th of February last year during a security raid at her father's house in Tehran.
This site also wrote "Previously, the mother of this prisoner of conscience was also threatened that she will face a legal case if she confirms this article and sends news about her daughter to "ma'and sites".
Some family members of imprisoned converts, who have nothing to do with house churches or the Christian faith, are repeatedly summoned to the Ministry of Intelligence, threatened and interrogated. Pressure on Christian family members is used as a tool for submission and pressure on citizens.
This Christian citizen, on the 26th of March 1402, by Judge Iman Afshari - Head of the 26th Branch of the Revolutionary Court of Tehran, for the charge (action against national security) which was due to Mrs. Saati's religious activities related to her presence in home churches after returning to Iran and The content of his mobile phone, such as (the paper and video of the baptism of this Christian convert in Malaysia) and pictures of his other activities in a church in Malaysia, were tried.
Mrs. Saati was deprived of the right to choose a lawyer by the judiciary (by applying the note of Article 48 of the Code of Criminal Procedure), and this trial was conducted with the presence of a lawyer.
According to the report of the Human Rights Organization in Iran, this Christian citizen was living in Malaysia and in 2017, due to the prolonged processing of his asylum case, the disordered economic situation and the loneliness of his parents due to old age, he returned to Iran. The Human Rights Organization in Iran added that Mrs. Saati was under pressure many times after her return to Iran and was interrogated by the security forces many times.
According to published reports, Ms. Saati has been denied access to medical facilities and specialized examinations, and concerns about her health have intensified.
Amnesty International added in its report that the government has denied many prisoners access to necessary health facilities. The Article 18 organization has repeatedly reported about the lack of access to medical facilities for imprisoned Christians, including Mina Khajovi.