Nazanin Abedini, a Baha'i citizen, was sentenced to imprisonment and denial of social rights.
- Nazanin Abdini Shogari, a Baha'i citizen living in Kaimshahr, was sentenced to three years in prison and eight years of deprivation of social rights by the revolutionary court in Surrey.
According to the Harana news agency, the news arm of the group of human rights activists in Iran, Nazanin Abedini, a shoemaker, was sentenced to prison and denial of social rights.
According to the order issued on November 10, 1405 by the first branch of the Revolutionary Court in Surrey headed by Judge Amar Ramzani, Ms. Abedini was sentenced to three years of penal labor and eight years of deprivation of social rights.
In this case, the charges of "propaganda against the Islamic Republic of Iran" and "propaganda in favor of groups or organizations opposed to the Islamic Republic of Iran" were brought against Ms. Abdini. However, in the verdict given, the court considered his educational and religious activities, including teaching the Baha'i faith to children and activity in cyberspace, as an example of the second paragraph of Article 500 of the Islamic Penal Code, and based on that he was sentenced.
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