A court in Iran has sentenced two female journalists to up to seven years in prison for “collaborating” with the United States government among other charges
A court in Iran sentenced two female journalists to up to seven years in prison for “collaborating” with the United States government among other charges, local reports said. Both have been imprisoned for over a year following their coverage of the death of Mahsa Amini while in police custody in Sept. 2022. This is a preliminary sentencing that can be appealed in 20 days.
In May, the United Nations awarded them both its premier prize for press freedom “for their commitment to truth and accountability.” Amini’s death touched off months-long protests in dozens of cities across Iran. The demonstrations posed one of the most serious challenges to the Islamic Republic since the 2009 Green Movement protests drew millions to the streets.
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