Yousef Dehghani, a healthcare worker and one of those arrested during the January protests, has been sentenced by the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran to a combination of punishments, including imprisonment, a suspended prison sentence, exile, flogging, and a fine.
According to Kolbarnews, Yousef Dehghani, who was arrested by Intelligence Ministry forces at his workplace in a hospital during the January protests, has been sentenced to various punishments in two separate cases before the criminal and Revolutionary Courts of Qorveh, following months of uncertainty.
According to the ruling issued by the Qorveh Criminal Court, presided over by Judge Hadi Khani, Dehghani has been sentenced to one year of imprisonment, two years of exile to the city of Zabol, and 31 lashes.
Additionally, the Qorveh Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Hossein Beigdelou, issued a separate ruling sentencing this citizen to two years of suspended imprisonment and a fine.
Yousef Dehghani had previously been summoned and interrogated by government authorities during the Woman, Life, Freedom revolutionary movement.
