Sevda Ebrahimi, a blogger from Bandar Abbas, is facing a first-instance death sentence imposed by an Iranian Revolutionary Court.
Public reporting says her case includes several security-related allegations, including photographing a missile-strike site and sending the image to Persian-language media outside Iran. The full judgment and underlying evidence have not been made public.
Iran’s own Article 286 requires extensive conduct and grave consequences. Public reporting reviewed for this case does not attribute any intentional killing to Sevda.
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