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Maryam Mehrabi, Sister of a Political Prisoner, Sentenced to Six Years in Prison and Additional Punishments

May 30, 2026 May 30, 2026 2 min read 📰 Radio Farda
📋 Key Takeaway

Maryam Mehrabi, sister of Mahmoud Mehrabi, a political prisoner sentenced to death, has been sentenced to six years in prison by the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan. She faces additional punishments, including a service deprivation and exit ban, on charges of propaganda against the regime and inciting violence. This case highlights the ongoing repression of dissent in Iran and the targeting of family members of political prisoners.

🔍 Quick Context Guide
💡 Bottom Line: The sentencing of Maryam Mehrabi underscores the Iranian regime's intolerance for dissent.

👥 Key Players

Maryam Mehrabi (مریم مهرابی) TARGET
Political prisoner
"Maryam Mehrabi has been sentenced to six years in prison."
Mahmoud Mehrabi (محمود مهرابی) QUOTED
Political prisoner
"Ms. Mehrabi stated that her sister only 'protested her brother's verdict and is a seeker of justice.'"
Revolutionary Court of Isfahan ACTOR
Judicial body
"The Revolutionary Court has charged Maryam Mehrabi."
Isfahan Intelligence Corps ACTOR
Intelligence agency
"He was re-arrested when agents of the Isfahan Intelligence Corps raided his father's house."

⚡ Actions

security forces ARREST Maryam Mehrabi
"Maryam Mehrabi was arrested on June 19 of this year along with her two young daughters."
Confidence: 90%
Revolutionary Court of Isfahan INDICT Maryam Mehrabi
"The Revolutionary Court has charged Maryam Mehrabi with 'propaganda against the regime' and 'inciting people to murder.'"
Confidence: 90%
Revolutionary Court of Isfahan SENTENCE Maryam Mehrabi
"Maryam Mehrabi has been sentenced to six years in prison."
Confidence: 90%

📰 What Happened

Maryam Mehrabi sentenced to six years in prison for protesting her brother's death sentence.

  • security forces arrest Maryam Mehrabi
  • Revolutionary Court of Isfahan indict Maryam Mehrabi
  • Revolutionary Court of Isfahan sentence Maryam Mehrabi

💡 Why It Matters

🇮🇷 For Iran: Because it highlights the regime's crackdown on dissent and political prisoners.
🌍 Regional: Because it reflects ongoing human rights abuses in Iran.
🌐 International: Because it raises concerns about Iran's treatment of political dissidents.

📚 Background

The sentencing of Maryam Mehrabi underscores the Iranian regime's intolerance for dissent.

📝 Key Evidence

"You have detained Maryam Mehrabi for more than 40 days now."
→ This proves the extent of the regime's repression.
📡 Source: OPPOSITION
📊 Confidence: 80%
Radio Farda is known for its critical stance on the Iranian government.

Radio Farda has learned that the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan has sentenced Maryam Mehrabi, sister of Mahmoud Mehrabi, a political prisoner sentenced to death, to six years in prison. Mahaan (Hajar) Mehrabi, the sister of this political prisoner, stated in a video sent to Radio Farda on Sunday, August 5, that Ms. Mehrabi has also been sentenced to 'two years of service deprivation' and 'two years of exit ban.' According to Ms. Mehrabi, the Revolutionary Court has charged Maryam Mehrabi with 'propaganda against the regime' and 'inciting people to murder.' In the video, she mentioned that her sister has been subjected to 'case fabrication' and said, 'You have detained Maryam Mehrabi for more than 40 days now, held a trial without her having the right to a lawyer, and issued a verdict against her.' She further stated that her sister only 'protested her brother's verdict and is a seeker of justice.' Maryam Mehrabi was arrested on June 19 of this year along with her two young daughters by security forces at her home in Isfahan. Mahmoud Mehrabi was sentenced to death on May 5 of this year by Branch 5 of the Revolutionary Court of Isfahan on charges of 'corruption on earth.' Mr. Mehrabi was arrested in Bahman 1401 and transferred to Dastgerd Prison in Isfahan. This political prisoner was released on bail in Farvardin 1402, but after a few hours, he was re-arrested when agents of the Isfahan Intelligence Corps raided his father's house in Mobarakeh, Isfahan.

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Translation confidence: 85%

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