Human rights sources have reported that Maryam Darisi, a student who was imprisoned during the 'Women, Life, Freedom' protests, was transferred to Adelabad Prison in Shiraz on Saturday, August 13, to serve her one-year prison sentence. It was previously reported that Ms. Darisi was summoned to the Kazeroon Prosecutor's Office to serve her sentence, and she was arrested after appearing at this office and transferred to Adelabad Prison. The Kazeroon Revolutionary Court sentenced Maryam Darisi to one year in prison for 'propaganda against the regime' last Esfand. Ms. Darisi later reported that she was sentenced for posting photos of herself on her Instagram page, showing her electronic ankle monitor while dressed in optional attire. This master's student was arrested during the protests of 1401 and her imprisonment was changed to electronic monitoring after about nine months.
Maryam Darisi, protesting student, transferred to Adelabad Prison in Shiraz
Maryam Darisi, a student and activist, has been transferred to prison to serve a one-year sentence for 'propaganda against the regime' related to her social media posts. Her case highlights the ongoing repression of dissent in Iran amidst protests for women's rights. This situation underscores the government's crackdown on civil liberties.
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📰 What Happened
Maryam Darisi was transferred to prison to serve a one-year sentence for anti-regime propaganda.
- Kazeroon Prosecutor's Office arrest Maryam Darisi
- Iranian authorities transfer Maryam Darisi
- Kazeroon Revolutionary Court sentence Maryam Darisi
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The imprisonment of Maryam Darisi underscores the Iranian regime's intolerance towards dissent.
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