Mujtaba Sabri, an inmate supporting Prince Reza Pahlavi and an anti-government cleric who was stripped of his clothes by court order, was transferred to Bahashahar Prison for holding a birthday party for Prince Reza Pahlavi in ​​Surrey Prison. Sabry, who was sentenced to 38 months in prison, was arrested on December 30, 1404 after giving a speech at the 40th ceremony of Parzad Khobbarash. In recent years, he had a history of writing slogans and boycotting the elections of the Islamic Republic. This royal prisoner, who has been arrested and imprisoned before, is the father of three young daughters. Interview with Sherwin Swadkohi, political activist.

Mujtaba Sabri, an inmate supporting Prince Reza Pahlavi and an anti-government cleric who was stripped of his clothes by court order, was transferred to Bahashahar Prison for holding a birthday party for Prince Reza Pahlavi in ​​Surrey Prison. Sabry, who was sentenced to 38 months in prison, was arrested on December 30, 1404 after giving a speech at the 40th ceremony of Parzad Khobbarash. In recent years, he had a history of writing slogans and boycotting the elections of the Islamic Republic. This royal prisoner, who has been arrested and imprisoned before, is the father of three young daughters. Interview with Sherwin Swadkohi, political activist.