Iranian authorities prevent a detainee who opposed death penalty from meeting her family

The teacher and activist Anisha Asadollah, who is detained in Evin Prison in Tehran, has been denied family visits for 3 months on the pretext of her condemnation of death sentences.

Iranian authorities prevent a detainee who opposed death penalty from meeting her family
29 September, 2024   16:16
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Iranian authorities have imposed a ban on family visits for the detainee Anisha Asadollah for three months, due to her opposition to the death sentences issued against the two activists in the field of women's rights, Sharifa Mohammadi and Bakhshan Azizi. 

 Anisha Asadullah was arrested by the Iranian "security forces" in April 2023 and was released on bail on May 8 of the same year.

 Branch 26 of the "Revolution" Court in Tehran ruled on May 15, 2023, to sentence teacher and labor activist Anisha Asadollah to 5 years in prison for "gathering and colluding against the state" and 8 months for "propaganda against the regime," after she was temporarily released from Evin Prison on a bail of one billion tomans.

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