HRANA News Agency – Amin Anvari Rostami, student at Amir Kabir University (Polytechnic), has been sentenced to two and a half years suspended imprisonment, by the Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court presided by Judge Ahmadzadeh.
According to the report of Human Rights Activists News Agency in Iran (HRANA), the trial for Amin Anvari Rostami was held in Branch 26 of the Revolutionary Court, on 15th July, and this civil activist was sentenced to a total of two and a half years imprisonment on charges of propaganda against the regime, insulting the leadership and insulting regime officials (Misbah Yazdi) on Facebook, which was suspended for 5 years.
Amin Anvari Rostami, 21, software engineering student at semester 5, was arrested on 30th December 2011 by the security police and on the order by the Court in Evin prison and after interrogations, he was released on a bail of 30 million Tomans, while he had been summoned by the security forces of the “Department of Places” on the phone regarding an administrative issue.
According to one of his relatives, “propaganda against the regime, insulting the leadership and national authorities in the Facebook, and official support of homosexuals and apostates such as Shahin Najafi and support for the Baha’is” are parts of this young student’s allegation.
