The Harana news agency reported on Wednesday, November 6 that Judge Salvati, head of Branch 15 of Tehran's Revolutionary Court, sentenced Artin Ghazanfari, a Bahai photojournalist, to 26 years in prison. According to this report, Artin Azanfari's physical condition is reported to be uncomfortable and although he suffered from diseases such as heart failure, high blood pressure and asthma, he is still prevented from being sent to medical centers outside the prison. The Harana news agency, citing an informed source close to Artin Jazanfari's family, reported that he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for "media action", five years for "assembly and conspiracy" and one year for "propaganda against the regime". While the penalty for the first charge is 10 years in prison, the judge in the case imposed a sentence of 20 years in prison in reference to the Espionage Enhancement Act. Artin Jazanfari was arrested on January 19, 1404 in his private home in Tehran.

The Harana news agency reported on Wednesday, November 6 that Judge Salvati, head of Branch 15 of Tehran's Revolutionary Court, sentenced Artin Ghazanfari, a Bahai photojournalist, to 26 years in prison. According to this report, Artin Azanfari's physical condition is reported to be uncomfortable and although he suffered from diseases such as heart failure, high blood pressure and asthma, he is still prevented from being sent to medical centers outside the prison. The Harana news agency, citing an informed source close to Artin Jazanfari's family, reported that he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for "media action", five years for "assembly and conspiracy" and one year for "propaganda against the regime". While the penalty for the first charge is 10 years in prison, the judge in the case imposed a sentence of 20 years in prison in reference to the Espionage Enhancement Act. Artin Jazanfari was arrested on January 19, 1404 in his private home in Tehran.