An Iranian revolutionary court on Tuesday sentenced documentary filmmaker Mozhgan Ilanlu to
nearly ten years in prison and 74 lashes
after she was arrested after posting photos without
the mandatory Islamic headscarf.
Ilanlu was sentenced to six years in prison for colluding against the security of the country;
to 15 months for propaganda against the Islamic Republic;
to 15 months for public disorder and another 15 months for encouraging illegal acts, the reformist
Shargh daily reported.
She has also been sentenced to
74 lashes,
to pay a fine of 80 million rials
(200 dollars)
and is prohibited from leaving the country, being part of social organizations or participating in media and propaganda activities for two years.
Documentary filmmaker Mozhgan Ilanlu will receive 74 lashes.
The filmmaker and activist for women's rights was arrested in mid-October after the publication on social networks of photos in which she appeared on the streets of Tehran without the mandatory veil and in which she invited other Iranians to go out into the streets. .
These messages were interpreted as support for the protests unleashed by the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody after being arrested by the Morality Police for not wearing the Islamic veil properly.
executions continue
After his arrest
, he spent 40 days in solitary confinement
at Evin Prison, where he also suffered an accident and
broke his leg.
Ilanlu is the latest person to be sentenced for his support or participation in protests led by young people and women calling for more freedoms and the end of the Islamic Republic.
At least
2,000 people have been accused
by the Iranian Justice of various crimes for their participation in the demonstrations,
17 have been sentenced to death
, four have been executed and hundreds have been sentenced to prison terms.
Documentary filmmaker Mozhgan Ilanlu and her second photo without the obligatory Islamic veil (Instagram).
The Iranian government has strongly repressed the mobilizations, carried out above all by young people and women who demand more freedoms shouting "woman, life, freedom.
Nearly 500 people have been killed in the protests
and nearly 20,000 have been detained, according to the Oslo-based NGO Iran Human Rights.
The protests have lost strength significantly after the executions of the four protesters and in recent weeks there have hardly been any mobilizations on the streets of the Persian country.
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