Interactive Guardian map of the detained in Iran

From The Guardian, 29 July 2009:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/interactive/2009/jun/29/iran-election-dead-detained

A month ago today, the Guardian began an attempt to record the names and faces of those killed or imprisoned in Iran since the 12 June election – and we asked you to help, locating the blogs, Facebook profiles and news stories connected with those in the protests against what was claimed as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's victory.

Iran's official figures for the six weeks since the election include 2,500 arrests in Tehran alone, with as many as 150 still in jail and 30 dead. The true figures are believed to be much higher – the death toll could be in the hundreds.

Our figures come from human rights groups and campaigners inside and outside Iran, news reports and our users. They are: 80 dead, around 750 still detained, just under 100 released and 10 missing or not heard of since the mid-June protests.

Iran yesterday announced the release of 140 people from Evin prison, the Tehran jail where many of the protesters and opposition figures were held. We do not know at present who these people were; if you do please use this form to tell us.

The detained include students, members of the main opposition parties, former members of ex-president Mohammad Khatami's reformist administration, campaigners for Ahmadinejad's main opponent, Mir Hossein Mousavi, journalists and bloggers. Over the last few weeks, human rights lawyers have been detained too – Mohammad Ali Dadkhah, a founder member of Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi's Human Rights Defenders Centre, was arrested with several colleagues while Shadi Sadr, a lawyer and women's rights activist, was seized on the street and bundled in to a car just under two weeks ago.

Tomorrow is the 40th day since the shooting of Neda Agha Soltan, an important marker in the Shia Islam practised in Iran. Mousavi and other opposition leaders have asked permission to hold a public mourning ceremony.

You can see the full list of those believed killed or detained and download a spreadsheet here. If you have any information and can help us, contribute using this form.