Overview
- Her attorney, Mostafa Nili, says the court convicted her of “assembly and collusion to commit crimes.”
- The ruling also includes a two-year travel ban, a 1.5-year term for “propaganda,” and two years of internal exile to the city of Khosf.
- Under Iranian sentencing practice, the separate prison terms are served concurrently rather than combined.
- Nili reports plans to seek temporary release on bail for medical treatment due to health concerns.
- Mohammadi is a longtime human-rights advocate and 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate who has previously been imprisoned, including in Tehran’s Evin prison.