Iran: Prosecutor seeks death penalty for Derakhshan

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Written byFred Petrossian
Posted 20 September 2010 8:55 GMT

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A knowledgeable source told Global Voices that Tehran's prosecutor seeks death penalty for Hossein Derakhshan, jailed blogger. Judge Salavati hasn't ruled yet. Hossein has been accused of “collaborating with enemy states, doing propaganda against Islamic regime, insulting religious sanctities and doing propaganda for anti-revolutionary groups.”

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