Without lawyer, a young Kurdish sentenced to five-year imprisonment
20:38 - 8 October 2018
Kurdistan press Agency (Kurdpa): the third branch of Urmia Revolutionary Court sentenced a young Kurdish man to five-year imprisonment.
According to reports received by our agency, a Kurdish youth, Eghbal Ahmadpour, son of Mohammad, from Anbeh village in the city of Urmia, was received a five-year prison sentence in his trial held at the third branch of Urmia Revolutionary Court on October, 4, 2018.
Having been charged with “acting against national security through membership in a Kurdish opposition group”, Eghbal was convicted without having access to a lawyer.
Eghbal was arrested by the Iranian Intelligence Service in Urmia on September 11th after which he had been under interrogation in solitary confinement for 12 days.
According to reports received by our agency, a Kurdish youth, Eghbal Ahmadpour, son of Mohammad, from Anbeh village in the city of Urmia, was received a five-year prison sentence in his trial held at the third branch of Urmia Revolutionary Court on October, 4, 2018.
Having been charged with “acting against national security through membership in a Kurdish opposition group”, Eghbal was convicted without having access to a lawyer.
Eghbal was arrested by the Iranian Intelligence Service in Urmia on September 11th after which he had been under interrogation in solitary confinement for 12 days.
