On Saturday, November 7, 2026, Shaho Ebrahimi, a 25-year-old youth residing in the village of "Sabadlou" in Baneh County, was transferred to Baneh Prison to serve a 7-month discretionary prison sentence (Habs-e Ta'ziri).
According to an informed source speaking to Kurdpa, this young Kurdish man was arrested after being summoned to Branch 1 of the Criminal Sentence Enforcement Bureau of the General and Revolutionary Public Prosecutor's Office of Baneh, and was transferred to prison to serve his sentence.
The informed source added: Mr. Ebrahimi was sentenced on February 15, 2026, by Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court of Baneh to seven months of discretionary imprisonment on charges of "propaganda in favor of groups or organizations opposed to the system of the Islamic Republic of Iran."
Shaho Ebrahimi, who is originally from Saqqez, was arrested on Sunday, October 19, 2025, during a raid by security forces on his residence in the village of "Sabadlou" without the presentation of a judicial warrant. Following the completion of his interrogation phases, he had been temporarily released on bail.
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Baneh: Shaho Ebrahimi Transferred to Baneh Prison to Serve 7-Month Discretionary Prison Sentence





