Iran: young Baluchis transferred from IRGC intel to Hamedan Prison

Iranian regime agents transferred five Baluchi political prisoners from solitary confinement of the Revolutionary Guards’ intelligence ward to general wards of Hamedan Prison in western Iran.
These young men, held under torture and solitary confinement in an IRGC intelligence ward for 5 months and 15 days, have now been transferred to wards 2 and 3 of Hamedan Central Prison.
The names of these prisoners are:
Abdul-Hakim Chakeri, 20 years old
Abdul-Khalegh Farhadi-pour, 22 years old
Adham Chakeri, 22 years old
Abdul-Hagh Rigi, 30 years old
Kazem Reisi, around 26 years of age
Around 6 months ago IRGC intel agents raided their homes in the village of Jalegh, near the city of Saravan, arresting the young men and transferring them to IRGC intel cells where they were placed under severe torture.