Paris: The Iranian court has sentenced the human rights campaign to lead Narges Mohammadi for eight years in prison and more than 70 eyelashes, her husband announced on Sunday, following his sudden arrest in November last year.
Her husband Taghi Rahmani, based in France, wrote on Twitter that the sentence was distributed after hearing which lasted only five minutes.
Details of the verdict and case of them remain unclear.
A Campaign Colleaion of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi, who now lives outside Iran, Mohammadi has repeatedly imprisoned by Iranian authorities over the past few years.
He was released from prison in October 2020 but was suddenly arrested in November 2021 in Karaj outside Tehran while attending a warning for a man killed during national protests in November 2019.
Amnesty International at the time condemned Mohammadi’s arrest as “arbitrary” and describe it as “” conscience prisoners only target for peaceful human rights activities ” Killed by security forces in security protests.
Even when leaving prison, he in May 2021 was given a punishment of 80 lashes and 30 months in prison on charges of “propaganda” against the Iranian Islamic system.
Activists have solved what they saw as an increase in repression in Iran for several last month, including praise and pen prison The use of a larger death penalty.
Leading prisoners have also died in prison, such as famous Baktash Abtin poets.
Defenders of other rights that serve long sentences in Iran are lawyers Nasrin Sotoudeh Prize winners who defend the woman who was arrested for protesting the requirements for Iran women to wear a headscarf.
While he is currently believed to be out of prison for medical leave, supporters worry he is at risk of being returned to prison.