Yashar Tabrizi Sentenced to One Year in Prison for 'Propaganda Against the Regime'

Yashar Tabrizi was sentenced to one year in prison by the first branch of the Revolutionary Court of Shahriar, presided over by a prominent judge, on Thursday, September 2. The charge stated in the ruling, which was communicated to his defense attorney, is 'propaganda against the regime.' The human rights news agency HRANA reported, citing an informed source, that another part of Yashar Tabrizi's case regarding the charge of 'spreading falsehoods' is currently under review in the second criminal court of Shahriar County. In a recent statement, Mr. Tabrizi claims he does not follow any group or party, but the children of this land will surely reclaim this soil from the clerics one day. He addressed the officials of the Islamic Republic, saying: 'If your pain is the pain of preserving the shrine of Bashar al-Assad, my pain is the pain of preserving security for the women of this land. If your pain is the pain of the prosperity of Syria, Yemen, and Lebanon, my pain is the prosperity of Sistan and Baluchestan and Khuzestan.' Yashar Tabrizi was arrested by security forces in Tehran on Saturday, June 20, and transferred to Ward 209 of Evin Prison. He was released on bail on July 3. This civil activist has a history of arrest and conviction due to his activities. Yashar Tabrizi: 'We owed a government to the clerics, which we paid at a high cost.' Exclusive; the latest status of Khaled Pirzadeh's treatment from Yashar Tabrizi's perspective. Yashar Tabrizi, the imprisoned civil activist, called on the people to continue protests. Exclusive; details of the 'case-making' by the IRGC against six civil activists. Yashar Tabrizi called the arrest of the mothers of the grieving as 'audacity'; Hiraad Pirbadaqi was arrested. Akbar Qalizadeh, a civil activist in Iran, was transferred to Greater Tehran Prison to serve his sentence.