The businesses of 94 Baha’i residents of Mazandaran were shut down on Nov 1 and 2. According to a secret document, the closure of these businesses was based on an illegal decision by the Mazandaran Commission of Cultures and Religions.
After a number of Baha’i residents followed up the issue to open their shops, they were not given any answers and five of them were arrested. (Baha’i News News Agency – Jun. 7, 2017)
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