News sources from Iran report the release of Arsam Mahmoudi, a citizen from Tabriz and a constitutional political prisoner, "following the acceptance of the request for case review." According to HRANA, the news agency of the Human Rights Activists in Iran, on Tuesday, December 6, Arsam Mahmoudi, who was arrested during the nationwide protests of 2022, was released from Evin Prison after his request for case review was accepted. According to the ruling of the primary court, namely Branch 15 of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Tehran, Arsam Mahmoudi was sentenced to a total of "six years in prison" on charges of "gathering and collusion" and "propaganda against the regime." Arsam Mahmoudi is a senior civil engineering expert, born in 1991 and from Tabriz. He was arrested in December 2022 during the nationwide protests by the repressive forces of the Islamic Republic in Tehran. In response to Arsam Mahmoudi's release, human rights activist Hossein Ronaghi wrote in an Instagram post that he was "released after a year of unjust imprisonment for patriotism."
Arsam Mahmoudi, Constitutional Political Prisoner, Released Following Acceptance of Case Review
Arsam Mahmoudi, a political prisoner from Tabriz, was released from Evin Prison after his request for a case review was accepted. He had been sentenced to six years for charges related to protests against the Iranian regime. His release highlights ongoing issues of political repression in Iran.
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Arsam Mahmoudi released from prison after case review acceptance following 2022 protests.
- Iranian authorities release Arsam Mahmoudi
- repressive forces of the Islamic Republic arrest Arsam Mahmoudi
- Branch 15 of the Islamic Revolutionary Court of Tehran sentence Arsam Mahmoudi
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The release of a political prisoner underscores the tensions between the Iranian government and civil society.
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