Iran sentences two women journalists to jail time ...Middle East

TEHRAN: Two female Iranian journalists will spend around a month behind bars as part of a three-year partly suspended prison sentence for “conspiracy and “collusion”, local media reported on Sunday.Under the sentence, Negin Bagheri and Elnaz Mohammadi will serve one-fortieth of the term, or less than a month, in prison, their lawyer Amir Raisian told the reformist Ham Mihan daily newspaper, where Mohammadi works.“The remaining period is suspended over five years,“ during which time they will be required to take “a professional ethics training” and “prohibited from leaving the country,“ the lawyer added.Raisian did not elaborate on whether the verdict can be appealed, and the report did not d

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