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Narges Mohammadi’s sentence, February 2026
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- What
- Six years in prison for “gathering and collusion to commit crimes” and one and a half years for propaganda, with two years’ exile to Khosf and a two-year travel ban, according to her lawyer
- Status
- Her lawyer said in February 2026 that the verdict was not final and could be appealed; suspended on bail in May 2026, according to her foundation
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- Her lawyer, Mostafa Nili, told AFP she was sentenced to six years for “gathering and collusion to commit crimes” and one and a half years for propaganda activities, with two years’ exile to Khosf and a two-year travel ban. He said the verdict was not final and could be appealed.8 Feb 2026 · Al Jazeera · Iran sentences Nobel laureate Mohammadi to seven more years in prison
- The Narges Foundation said she told her lawyer in a phone call on Sunday that she had received the sentence on Saturday, and that a week-long hunger strike ended that Sunday. The National reports she is expected to serve six years, as prison terms in Iran run concurrently.8 Feb 2026 · The National · Iran sentences Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to new prison term
- Her foundation said on Sunday that she had been granted a prison sentence suspension on bail and moved to a Tehran hospital, more than a week after collapsing in Zanjan prison. It was not clear for how long the sentence was suspended. Her lawyer said the transfer followed a decision of the Legal Medicine Organization. There was no immediate comment from Iranian authorities.11 May 2026 · AP (via OPB) · Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi transferred to a Tehran hospital, her foundation says