HRANA – Milad Ebrahimi, a resident of Kamyaran who was injured during the January 2026 protests, has been sentenced by Branch 101 of the Criminal Court II of Kamyaran to one year in prison and a fine of 400 million tomans.

According to HRANA, citing Kurdpa, Milad Ebrahimi has been sentenced to imprisonment and a fine.

The report states that Branch 101 of the Criminal Court II of Kamyaran issued a verdict against Ebrahimi, which was communicated to him on Sunday, October 25, 2026. Under the ruling, he was sentenced to one year of discretionary imprisonment and a fine of 400 million tomans on the charge of “disrupting public order.”

The court hearing concerning the charges against Ebrahimi was held in October of this year before the same judicial branch.

On February 1, 2026, Milad Ebrahimi was arrested alongside his brother, Hamed Ebrahimi, by security forces in Kamyaran and transferred to the Ministry of Intelligence’s detention facility in Sanandaj. His arrest took place while he was recovering at home from injuries sustained during the protests in Kamyaran on the evening of January 8, 2026. During those protests, he had been struck in the lower back by live ammunition and subsequently underwent surgery at a hospital in Sanandaj.

During his detention, Ebrahimi was denied access to legal counsel and adequate medical care. He was released on bail on February 27, 2026. His brother, Hamed Ebrahimi, had also been released six days after his arrest upon posting bail set at six billion tomans.

Milad Ebrahimi is 31 years old and a resident of Kamyaran.