• <coverage-outsourcing id='22894'> Sina Darvish Emran and Ali Mozaffari, at the 15th branch of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Salavati, were charged with “gathering and colluding to act against national security”, “insulting the Supreme Leader”, and “propaganda against the state”, and sentenced to eight years in prison and a 2 year ban from exiting the country or engaging in any political work. By applying the article 134, 5 years of this sentence will be executed </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='25896'> The 36th branch of the Tehran Appeals Court reduced his sentence to 30 months in prison </coverage-outsourcing>
• <coverage-outsourcing id='27620'> Concurrent with the birth of Prophet Mohmmad, more than 3,000 prisoners were amnestied; At the same time, sentences of 32 political prisoners were also reduced or fully commuted. Amir Rayisian, a lawyer, spoke about this to Entekhab: “Fereshte Toosi, graduate of social sciences from Alame Tabatabei university; Pedram Pazire, cultural studies student at the University of Tehran; Ali Mozafari, social science student at the University of Tehran; Hadi Kiani, graduate in geography of the University of Tehran got full amnesty. Mohsen Haqshenas, a student from the University of Tehran, and Rohollah Mardani, Persian literature student from the University of Tehran, were also amnestied. Sentence for Parisa Rafiyi, an arts student at the University of Tehran was reduced to one year” </coverage-outsourcing>