Amirkabir Bulletin and other human rights media have expressed concern about the death sentence of five students detained in Iran.

At the same time, the publication of an audio file attributed to one of these students named Najama Amini, who was intercepted in January 1404, was reflected in media outlets in Iran.

In this audio file published yesterday, Sunday, 29 in Sharibar, Najama Amini from Vakil Abad prison, Mashhad said that "after 8 months of indecision, on the 25th in Sharibar, at the Revolutionary Court, Criminal Branch 6, she was given a death sentence."

According to knowledgeable sources, the Fars news agency confirmed the arrest of Najama Amini on the charge of "insulting Jerusalem and Sab-al-Nabi in cyberspace and activities against national security."

This news agency added from the informed source that the authenticity of the audio file has not been confirmed by the relevant organizations and a final verdict has not yet been given. In the published audio file, while declaring her innocence, Najama Amini asks for an opportunity to defend herself and asked lawyers and human rights organizations to handle her case.