; and (C) in 2015, Iran ranked number 7 among the top 10 most censored countries in the world. (7) According to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran, as of January 2014, there were 895 political prisoners and prisoners of conscience unjustly detained in Iran. (8) On February 22, 2016, 80-year-old Baquer Namazi, a United States citizen and the father of imprisoned dual United States-Iran citizen Siamak Namazi, was arrested while visiting family in Tehran and taken to Evin Prison without charge. Baquer Namazi suffers from a serious heart condition that requires special medical attention. (9) On January 12, 2016, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps unjustly detained 10 United States sailors whose vessel had misnavigated into Iranian territorial waters but had a right to innocent passage under international law. While the United States sailors were released after 16 hours, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps released humiliating videos of the capture of the sailors at gunpoint and their detention for propagandistic purposes. (10) On October 15, 2015, Siamak Namazi was arrested while visiting Tehran and detained in Evin Prison, where he remains held by Iranian officials without charge. (11) In July 2014, Jason Rezaian, a reporter from the United States working for the Washington Post, was unjustly arrested and held in Iran while his health deteriorated until his release on January 16, 2016. (12) On January 27, 2013, Saeed Abedini, a pastor from the United States, was sentenced to an 8-year prison term in Iran based on charges relating to his Christian faith and had been unjustly incarcerated since September 26, 2012, despite serious health issues until his release on January 16, 2016. (13) In August 2011, Amir Hekmati, a veteran of the Armed Forces of the United States, was unjustly detained while visiting his family in Iran and remained in a prison in Iran on false espionage charges until his release on January 16, 2016. (14) In March 2007, Robert Levinson,