According to information obtained by Iran International, Hassan Gulshanjad, a 36-year-old resident of Mashhad, was arrested on March 5 last year, and sentenced to death in court on November 4. He has 10 days to protest this sentence. The charges brought against him include extermination, assembly and conspiracy, insulting the leader of the Islamic Republic, participating in the call of Prince Reza Pahlavi, collaborating with the Israeli government and damaging public property. Gulshanjad was transferred to Vakil Abad prison after his arrest. During the first three months of his detention, he was denied access to a selected lawyer. He is also tortured and his ribs were broken during the arrest. His first and last meeting in court took place on October 20 after about eight months of detention. Gulshanjad is married with a young child.

According to information obtained by Iran International, Hassan Gulshanjad, a 36-year-old resident of Mashhad, was arrested on March 5 last year, and sentenced to death in court on November 4. He has 10 days to protest this sentence. The charges brought against him include extermination, assembly and conspiracy, insulting the leader of the Islamic Republic, participating in the call of Prince Reza Pahlavi, collaborating with the Israeli government and damaging public property. Gulshanjad was transferred to Vakil Abad prison after his arrest. During the first three months of his detention, he was denied access to a selected lawyer. He is also tortured and his ribs were broken during the arrest. His first and last meeting in court took place on October 20 after about eight months of detention. Gulshanjad is married with a young child.