Iranian influencer is sentenced to death for 'insulting the Ayatollah'
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Before her arrest, she had left a final message to her nearly 10,000 Instagram followers - "If one day I leave this world, just know one thing - I chose the path I believed in," she wrote.
Marzieh "Sevda" Ebrahimi Shamsabadi had posted a message before her arrest – She was convicted of "corruption on earth" The post Iran: Death sentence for 33-year-old blogger – Accused of insulting the supreme leader appeared first on Npress.gr.
Marzieh "Sevda" Ebrahimi Shamsabadi is being held in prison in Bandar Abbas, following her arrest earlier this year.
A 33-year-old Iranian blogger, who is being held in Bandar Abbas prison, has reportedly been sentenced to death, as she was accused, among other things, of
According to the Abdorrahman Boroumand Center in the United States, Iran has confirmed the execution of as many as 950 people so far this year. Since its bloody crackdown on anti-government protests in January, Iranian authorities have continued to sentence demonstrators to death on various charges, intensifying the suppression of dissent within the country. Soda Ebrahimi Shamsabadi, a 33-year-old Iranian blogger, was recently sentenced to death…
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