In early 2010, he was told that his sentence was commuted to life.
“It was a relief. When I was being transferred to another building, I refused to have a final look at the death area where I suffered so much,” he said.
While inside prison, a human rights worker helped him by informing the United Nations of his case. The worker told the UN that a Filipino named Tamonde was imprisoned in Iran for a crime he allegedly did not commit.
“So from there, my case was being studied. That is why from life sentence, the judge commuted it to 20 years,” he stressed.
It was in 2017 when a lady attorney from Iran approached Tamonde and offered him pro bono service.||| |||buy cenforce online with |||
