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In response to the death sentence of political prisoner Amir Hussein Mousavi, Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office called for breaking the silence and making the voices of political prisoners at risk of execution heard. On Thursday, November 5, this office wrote on the X social network that Mousavi was arrested for his activities on the X network and his death sentence was issued based on "coerced confessions obtained under torture" in the "show courts of the Islamic Republic". Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office wrote: "His crime is only using Iran's limited cyber space to respond." On November 4, Mousavi's lawyer announced that his client was sentenced to death on charges of "corruption in the world" through his activities on the X social network.

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In response to the death sentence of political prisoner Amir Hussein Mousavi, Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office called for breaking the silence and making the voices of political prisoners at risk of execution heard. On Thursday, November 5, this office wrote on the X social network that Mousavi was arrested for his activities on the X network and his death sentence was issued based on "coerced confessions obtained under torture" in the "show courts of the Islamic Republic". Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office wrote: "His crime is only using Iran's limited cyber space to respond." On November 4, Mousavi's lawyer announced that his client was sentenced to death on charges of "corruption in the world" through his activities on the X social network.

In response to the death sentence of political prisoner Amir Hussein Mousavi, Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office called for breaking the silence and making the voices of political prisoners at risk of execution heard. On Thursday, November 5, this office wrote on the X social network that Mousavi was arrested for his activities on the X network and his death sentence was issued based on "coerced confessions obtained under torture" in the "show courts of the Islamic Republic". Prince Reza Pahlavi's media office wrote: "His crime is only using Iran's limited cyber space to respond." On November 4, Mousavi's lawyer announced that his client was sentenced to death on charges of "corruption in the world" through his activities on the X social network.

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