Shahab Zahadi, Detainee of Dima Protests, Sentenced to Death Again The Harana news agency announced the re-publication of the death sentence for Shahab Zahadi, one of the detainees of the national protests in January 1404. This sentence was given at a time when the Supreme Court had previously overturned his death sentence. In August of this year, the Ninth Branch of the Supreme Court, contrary to Zohdi's previous ruling, sent his case back to the Revolutionary Court in Tehran for a retrial. According to Harana, the news agency of the group of human rights activists in Iran, an informed source close to the Zahedi family confirmed that the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, headed by Abulqasem Salvati, again sentenced this prisoner to death after re-examining the case. Shahab Zahedi is currently incarcerated in Kazalhasar prison in Karaj. The case in which Father Zahedi was accused of being connected to the fire of the Besij base "185 killed Mahmoud Kawa" in eastern Tehran on the evening of January 8, 1404.

Shahab Zahadi, Detainee of Dima Protests, Sentenced to Death Again The Harana news agency announced the re-publication of the death sentence for Shahab Zahadi, one of the detainees of the national protests in January 1404. This sentence was given at a time when the Supreme Court had previously overturned his death sentence. In August of this year, the Ninth Branch of the Supreme Court, contrary to Zohdi's previous ruling, sent his case back to the Revolutionary Court in Tehran for a retrial. According to Harana, the news agency of the group of human rights activists in Iran, an informed source close to the Zahedi family confirmed that the 15th branch of the Revolutionary Court in Tehran, headed by Abulqasem Salvati, again sentenced this prisoner to death after re-examining the case. Shahab Zahedi is currently incarcerated in Kazalhasar prison in Karaj. The case in which Father Zahedi was accused of being connected to the fire of the Besij base "185 killed Mahmoud Kawa" in eastern Tehran on the evening of January 8, 1404.