Summons of Parisa Salehi for Imprisonment Execution

News sources reported the summons of Parisa Salehi, a journalist, for the execution of her prison sentence at the 7th branch of the criminal execution court in Karaj. The human rights website Hrana reported that Salehi had previously been sentenced to one year in prison by the Revolutionary Court of Karaj, and according to this journalist's announcement on her personal social media page, "According to a notification on Sunday, April 21, I must refer to branch 7 of the execution of sentences in Karaj within the next five days to execute the sentence." According to reports from Salehi's case, her one-year prison sentence was reduced to five months by the appeals court, while the sentences of a two-year travel ban, two years of exile to Zanjan, and a two-year ban on online activities were confirmed as is. Hrana reported that in Bahman of last year, Parisa Salehi was sentenced by the first branch of the Revolutionary Court of Karaj, presided over by Judge Asif Al-Hosseini, to one year of imprisonment, a two-year travel ban, two years of exile to Zanjan, and two years of prohibition from online activities for the charge of propaganda against the regime. This journalist was summoned to the Karaj prosecutor's office in Shahrivar 1402 and was later informed of the charges at the Karaj prosecutor's office and was released on bail. Parisa Salehi is a journalist for the newspaper Donya-e-Eqtesad and a graduate student in economics at the University of Tehran. The pressure on media activists in Iran continues; prison sentences have been issued for two female journalists.