E/CN.4/1991/56 page 103 continuation of her education to be lifted. By decision dated 2 October 1989, the University of Allamih Tabatabai confirmed that she was prohibited from continuing her studies because of her faith. Orders to return salaries received as public employees It is reported that Hushang Tabish, formerly an employee of the Sadirat Bank, was arrested and imprisoned for refusing to return his salary. After some time he is said to have agreed to pay monthly amounts of 3,000 tumans as from October 1988. It is also reported that Faridih Ahmadiyyih, formerly an employee of the Tijarat Bank, was requested to return the salaries she had received as a public employee by the prosecutor of Section 12 at Evin prison, in a letter dated 5 August 1989. By letter dated 28 January 1990, the Prosecutor's Office of Section 1 at Evin prison ordered Tal'at Mazlumi, a former employee of the Department of Education, to return the salary she had received while employed by the Government. It is alleged that a plot of land belonging to Col. Muhtashimi had been confiscated when he refused to return the pay he had received as an army officer. It is also alleged that Vahid Sabuhiyan, another former army officer, was also requested to pay the salary he had received while in the army. It is reported that Isfandiyar Ghadanfari, Nadir Ghadanfari and Nadir Vahid were taken to Section 13 at Evin prison for not providing a guarantee that they would pay back the salaries they received while working for the Government. Manuchihr Mishn Chi is reportedly also detained in Evin prison for the same reasons. It is alleged that Yusuf Ahmada'i has already made two payments concerning the refund of his salary after agreeing to provide a guarantee to that effect to Section 4 of Evin prison. Confiscation of Baha'i property It has been alleged that Mr. Enayatollah Eshraghi, Mrs. Ezzat Eshraghi and Miss Roya Eshraghi had died in June 1983 because they were members of the Baha'i community of Shiraz and that their home at 105 Palestinian Street, Shiraz, had been confiscated by the Government and is soon to be auctioned. It has been reported that all attempts to have the house returned to Miss Rosita Eshraghi, a surviving member of the family still living in Iran, have failed and that no response had been provided by the Government. Imprisonment It is alleged that by letter dated 12 March 1989, Bihidukht Tibiyani was informed by the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Gombad that she had been sentenced on 26 February 1989 to one year's imprisonment for taking part in Baha'i activities.