Amir Khaldian, a citizen from Qorveh and one of those arrested during the January 2026 protests, has been sentenced by the judicial system of the Islamic Republic of Iran to a total of five years and six months of imprisonment and two years of exile to Minab.
According to Kolbarnews, Amir Khaldian, 35, and a resident of Qorveh, has been sentenced to imprisonment and exile in two separate cases by the judicial system of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
According to reports received, Branch One of the Qorveh Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Mohammad-Hossein Bigdelou, sentenced this citizen to four years and six months of imprisonment.
Also, the Qorveh Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Hadi Khani, sentenced him in another case to one year of imprisonment and two years of exile to Minab County in Hormozgan Province.
Amir Khaldian was arrested during the protests in January 2026 and, according to reports received, was severely beaten at the time of his arrest.
He had previously also been arrested by security agencies during the “Jina” revolutionary movement and has a history of interrogation and torture while in detention.
