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Amir Shahidinjad, the father of "Mahrshad Shahidinjad", one of the victims of the "Women, Life, Freedom" demonstrations in 1401, was sentenced to two years and six months of suspended imprisonment and to pay a fine instead of two years and six months of strict imprisonment. The verdict was given to him in the last few days. Amir Shahidinjad, who was arrested last year, has previously criticized the functioning of the Islamic Republic's judicial system by criticizing the process of handling the case of his son's death. He also said that the judicial system of the Islamic Republic even agreed to replace the prison sentence of those convicted in the case of Maharshad's death with a fine. Mahrshad Shahidinjad, 19 years old from Iraq, was a chef and a student of the University of Applied Science, who was killed on the 4th of Ibn 1401, coinciding with the 40th day of Mahsa Jinnah Amini's death, during national demonstrations in Iraq. According to the narration of the family and eyewitnesses, the security forces chased Mehrashad during the demonstrations and after he fell to the ground they severely attacked him with a baton and a shocker.

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Amir Shahidinjad, the father of "Mahrshad Shahidinjad", one of the victims of the "Women, Life, Freedom" demonstrations in 1401, was sentenced to two years and six months of suspended imprisonment and to pay a fine instead of two years and six months of strict imprisonment. The verdict was given to him in the last few days. Amir Shahidinjad, who was arrested last year, has previously criticized the functioning of the Islamic Republic's judicial system by criticizing the process of handling the case of his son's death. He also said that the judicial system of the Islamic Republic even agreed to replace the prison sentence of those convicted in the case of Maharshad's death with a fine. Mahrshad Shahidinjad, 19 years old from Iraq, was a chef and a student of the University of Applied Science, who was killed on the 4th of Ibn 1401, coinciding with the 40th day of Mahsa Jinnah Amini's death, during national demonstrations in Iraq. According to the narration of the family and eyewitnesses, the security forces chased Mehrashad during the demonstrations and after he fell to the ground they severely attacked him with a baton and a shocker.

Amir Shahidinjad, the father of "Mahrshad Shahidinjad", one of the victims of the "Women, Life, Freedom" demonstrations in 1401, was sentenced to two years and six months of suspended imprisonment and to pay a fine instead of two years and six months of strict imprisonment. The verdict was given to him in the last few days. Amir Shahidinjad, who was arrested last year, has previously criticized the functioning of the Islamic Republic's judicial system by criticizing the process of handling the case of his son's death. He also said that the judicial system of the Islamic Republic even agreed to replace the prison sentence of those convicted in the case of Maharshad's death with a fine. Mahrshad Shahidinjad, 19 years old from Iraq, was a chef and a student of the University of Applied Science, who was killed on the 4th of Ibn 1401, coinciding with the 40th day of Mahsa Jinnah Amini's death, during national demonstrations in Iraq. According to the narration of the family and eyewitnesses, the security forces chased Mehrashad during the demonstrations and after he fell to the ground they severely attacked him with a baton and a shocker.

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