Marzieh Moradvaisi, a dismissed teacher and former political prisoner, and Sohrab Bahrami, a civil activist from Sanandaj, have been sentenced to suspended prison terms and payment of fines by the judicial system of the Islamic Republic of Iran in two separate cases.
According to Kolbernews, on Wednesday, October 1, 2026, Marzieh Moradvaisi, a teacher dismissed from the education system and a former political prisoner, was sentenced by one of the branches of the Sanandaj Revolutionary Court to two years of suspended imprisonment and a fine of 40 million rials (four million tomans).
The sentence was officially notified to her on the same date.
Marzieh Moradvaisi had previously faced arrest and judicial prosecution, both during the 1980s and in recent years, due to her civil activities and pursuit of justice.
In a separate case, Sohrab Bahrami, a civil activist from Sanandaj, has also been sentenced by the judicial system of the Islamic Republic of Iran to five years of suspended imprisonment and payment of a fine. Details regarding the amount of the fine and the exact date on which his sentence was issued have not yet been announced.
Sohrab Bahrami was arrested by security forces in February 2026 and, after approximately three months of detention, interrogation, and imprisonment, was temporarily released from prison upon posting bail pending the completion of judicial proceedings.
