Iranian influencer is sentenced to death for 'insulting the Ayatollah'
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Before her arrest, she had left a final message to her nearly 10,000 Instagram followers - "If one day I leave this world, just know one thing - I chose the path I believed in," she wrote.
An Iranian court has sentenced blogger Marziah "Sawda" Ebrahimi Shamsabadi to death, on charges of a series of serious security offenses, including insulting the Supreme Leader and collaborating with foreign media outlets. This comes amid a growing wave of executions in the country against regime opponents and political prisoners (worldwide).
Marzieh "Sevda" Ebrahimi Shamsabadi had posted a message before her arrest – She was convicted of "corruption on earth" The post Iran: Death sentence for 33-year-old blogger – Accused of insulting the supreme leader appeared first on Npress.gr.
Marzieh "Sevda" Ebrahimi Shamsabadi is being held in prison in Bandar Abbas, following her arrest earlier this year.
A 33-year-old Iranian blogger, who is being held in Bandar Abbas prison, has reportedly been sentenced to death, as she was accused, among other things, of
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