Isfahan: 15 Citizens Sentenced Under Vague “Enemy Collaboration” Charges
The Islamic Republic’s judiciary has sentenced 15 individuals in Isfahan to prison for alleged “collaboration with the Zionist-American enemy.” According to Mizan, the convictions were handed down without disclosing identities, specific evidence, or arrest details. Such broad allegations are systematically weaponized to bypass fair trial standards, including access to independent counsel and transparent legal procedures. Whether linked to the January 2026 protests or wartime crackdowns, these sentences underscore the regime’s strategy of using opaque security charges to stifle dissent and maintain social control through judicial intimidation.
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#IranProtests
#iranrevolution2026
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The Islamic Republic’s judiciary has sentenced 15 individuals in Isfahan to prison for alleged “collaboration with the Zionist-American enemy.” According to Mizan, the convictions were handed down without disclosing identities, specific evidence, or arrest details. Such broad allegations are systematically weaponized to bypass fair trial standards, including access to independent counsel and transparent legal procedures. Whether linked to the January 2026 protests or wartime crackdowns, these sentences underscore the regime’s strategy of using opaque security charges to stifle dissent and maintain social control through judicial intimidation.
#HumanRights
#IranProtests
#iranrevolution2026
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MP Amir-Hossein Sabeti: “Internet Will Not Be Restored for Now”
Hardline MP Amir-Hossein Sabeti recently confirmed that the Supreme National Security Council has no plans to restore international internet access for millions of Iranians. This decision cripples livelihoods, education, and global connectivity, yet highlights a glaring “digital apartheid.” While the public is stripped of basic digital rights, Sabeti and other regime loyalists reportedly enjoy unfiltered access as a state-granted privilege. This systemic discrimination weaponizes the internet, punishing the general population while rewarding those within the power structure, further entrenching the regime’s control over information and communication.
#InternetFreedom
#DigitalApartheid
#digitalblackoutlran
#IranProtests
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Hardline MP Amir-Hossein Sabeti recently confirmed that the Supreme National Security Council has no plans to restore international internet access for millions of Iranians. This decision cripples livelihoods, education, and global connectivity, yet highlights a glaring “digital apartheid.” While the public is stripped of basic digital rights, Sabeti and other regime loyalists reportedly enjoy unfiltered access as a state-granted privilege. This systemic discrimination weaponizes the internet, punishing the general population while rewarding those within the power structure, further entrenching the regime’s control over information and communication.
#InternetFreedom
#DigitalApartheid
#digitalblackoutlran
#IranProtests
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Ghezel Hesar Prison: Over 50 Protesters Held in Inhuman "Full Solitary"
More than 50 detainees from the January 2026 protests are being held in inhumane conditions within Unit 2 of Ghezel Hesar Prison. Confined in cells known as "full solitary," these individuals are subjected to total isolation, denied medical care, phone calls, and family visitations. The complete lack of basic sanitary facilities further exacerbates their dire situation. This systematic deprivation of fundamental rights underscores the regime's strategy of using extreme psychological and physical pressure to break political prisoners while keeping them in a legal and humanitarian vacuum.
#HumanRights
#GhezelHesar
#IranProtests
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More than 50 detainees from the January 2026 protests are being held in inhumane conditions within Unit 2 of Ghezel Hesar Prison. Confined in cells known as "full solitary," these individuals are subjected to total isolation, denied medical care, phone calls, and family visitations. The complete lack of basic sanitary facilities further exacerbates their dire situation. This systematic deprivation of fundamental rights underscores the regime's strategy of using extreme psychological and physical pressure to break political prisoners while keeping them in a legal and humanitarian vacuum.
#HumanRights
#GhezelHesar
#IranProtests
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Payam Afkhami Held Incommunicado by Ministry of Intelligence
Payam Afkhami was arrested at his Tehran home on March 15, 2026, by Ministry of Intelligence agents and remains held at an undisclosed location. Since his detention, no formal charges have been announced, and he has been denied legal access, permitted only one brief, non-descriptive phone call. As the sole caretaker of his ailing mother, his arbitrary detention has placed an immense physical and emotional burden on his family. The judicial system’s refusal to provide information underscores a systematic lack of accountability. His family is now demanding his immediate and unconditional release.
#HumanRights
#PayamAfkhami
#ArbitraryDetention
#IranProtests
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Payam Afkhami was arrested at his Tehran home on March 15, 2026, by Ministry of Intelligence agents and remains held at an undisclosed location. Since his detention, no formal charges have been announced, and he has been denied legal access, permitted only one brief, non-descriptive phone call. As the sole caretaker of his ailing mother, his arbitrary detention has placed an immense physical and emotional burden on his family. The judicial system’s refusal to provide information underscores a systematic lack of accountability. His family is now demanding his immediate and unconditional release.
#HumanRights
#PayamAfkhami
#ArbitraryDetention
#IranProtests
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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.
#OmidBayatSarmadi
#PoliticalPrisoner
#HumanRights
#IranProtests
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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.
#OmidBayatSarmadi
#PoliticalPrisoner
#HumanRights
#IranProtests
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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.
#SirjanProtests #HumanRights #FreeTheProtesters #IranProtests
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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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