Political Prisoner Omid Bayat Sarmadi Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison
Omid Bayat Sarmadi, a protester arrested during the nationwide uprising in January 2026, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by the Tehran Revolutionary Court. His attorney, Kaveh Rad, confirmed that the preliminary verdict has been issued and announced that they will formally appeal the sentence to the Supreme Court within the legal timeframe. Bayat Sarmadi has been held in Tehran Greater Penitentiary since his arrest on January 13, 2026. While the specific charges remain undisclosed, this severe sentence highlights the regime's ongoing campaign of judicial repression against January 2026 protesters.
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Omid Bayat Sarmadi, a protester arrested during the nationwide uprising in January 2026, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by the Tehran Revolutionary Court. His attorney, Kaveh Rad, confirmed that the preliminary verdict has been issued and announced that they will formally appeal the sentence to the Supreme Court within the legal timeframe. Bayat Sarmadi has been held in Tehran Greater Penitentiary since his arrest on January 13, 2026. While the specific charges remain undisclosed, this severe sentence highlights the regime's ongoing campaign of judicial repression against January 2026 protesters.
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Mass Arrest of Over 400 Protesters in Sirjan: Deep Concerns Over Severe Sentencing
Following the January 2026 nationwide protests, reports indicate that over 400 individuals, including dozens of women, were arrested in Sirjan. While some have been released on heavy bail, many remain detained under harsh conditions. Notable detainees include Dr. Sepideh Fakharian, Atefeh Arab, and Sepideh Rahbar, many of whom face fabricated charges such as "leadership of protests" or "insulting the leadership." Detainees have reported enduring severe physical and psychological torture. Activists are now urgently calling on international human rights organizations to amplify the plight of these women to prevent the issuance of draconian judicial sentences.
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Following the January 2026 nationwide protests, reports indicate that over 400 individuals, including dozens of women, were arrested in Sirjan. While some have been released on heavy bail, many remain detained under harsh conditions. Notable detainees include Dr. Sepideh Fakharian, Atefeh Arab, and Sepideh Rahbar, many of whom face fabricated charges such as "leadership of protests" or "insulting the leadership." Detainees have reported enduring severe physical and psychological torture. Activists are now urgently calling on international human rights organizations to amplify the plight of these women to prevent the issuance of draconian judicial sentences.
#SirjanProtests #HumanRights #FreeTheProtesters #IranProtests
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