• <coverage-outsourcing id='14994'> Was arrested and transferred to Evin prison. He was, later, charged along with others accused in the case, at branch one of Evin interrogation </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='14995'> Was transferred to Evin prison's ward 8 </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='14996'> Mohammad Mohajer, Ali Reza Tavakoli and Mohammad Mehdi Zamanzadeh, were tried at branch 15 of the Revolutionary Court of Tehran.Judge Salavati condemned to five years, five years and two years prison term, respectively, to a total of 12 years incarceration, on charges such as “Assembly and collusion for action against the security of the state, blasphemy, insulting the leader and the founder of the Revolution”, by publishing content in Telegram channels. Although, there is still no news of whether or not article 134 has been applied to the verdict, but, considering the manner in which the verdict was issued, it seems likely that this article was applied and the five years of the sentence will be implemented </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='14997'> HRANA, reported the arrest and sentencing of the accused in this case, claiming that the three other citizens, were, also, accused in this case, but had not been arrested. After questioning their case was declared closed </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='15054'> The International Campaign For Human Rights in Iran reported that the accused in this case have had no access to lawyers. Quoting an informed source, the Campaign, reports: “They posted on Facebook and Telegram, politically and ideologically critical texts and cartoons by themselves or others, but most of the charges stem from being part of a group on Telegram that discussed religious and political topics-- they only expressed themselves in a Telegram group” </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='21555'> According to HRANA, in the appeal court, the charge of all three was changed from "gathering and colluding against national security " to "insulting sanctities", and with the application of Article 134, five years of prison time will be enforced for each of them </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='17203'> HRANA, quoting an informed source, wrote that the Intelligence Ministry interrogators had tried to present the three individuals, who are each other’s friends, as one group, and tried to identify and insist on charging them for being an “anti-revolutionary” group. According to this report, Judge Salavati, rejected, as lawyers, Nemat Ahmadi, Amir Raisian, and Hossein Tajrad, but accepted as attorneys, Mojgan Farahani and Maryam Abolfazli. In his response to the lawyers request for a change of the date of the hearing, the judge responded, “anti-revolutionaries should be executed”. In this report, it has, also, been mentioned, that the appeals hearing will be held at branch 36 of the Appeals Court of the Province of Tehran, and that the hearing has, already, been postponed once before </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='18216'> The appeals hearing for Mohammad Mohajer, Ali Reza Tavakoli, and Mohammad Mehdi, was held at branch 36 of the Appeals Court of Tehran, with judge Babei presiding. HRANA reports, quoting an informed source, “judge Babaei, not only refused to allow the defendant’s lawyers to speak, but during the hearing told the three individuals: “You are all apostates and anti-revolutionaries, it surprises me that you haven’t been executed yet” </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='24607'> He was released from prison. His sentence was reduced after receiving a pardon </coverage-outsourcing>