Overview
- Mostafa Nili, her lawyer, reports a sentence of six years for association and collusion plus one and a half years for propaganda, a two-year travel ban, and two years of internal exile to the city of Josf.
- Coverage differs on the effective prison term, with one report citing seven and a half years total while Iranian rules on concurrent sentences would make it six.
- Nili says he received her first call in 59 days, during which she said she had been taken to a hospital three days earlier before the line cut off.
- Her family says she was violently detained in mid-December during a funeral in Mashad, and the Mashad Revolutionary Court issued the new ruling after a hearing.
- Details of the case were shared by Nili on X and to AFP, as the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate faces another prosecution following years of arrests over her rights advocacy.