Iran's Qom Court of Appeal sentences singer Parastoo Ahmadi and others to lashes and bans
The Qom Court of Appeal in Iran sentenced singer Parastoo Ahmadi, four musicians and four other individuals to 74 lashes, a two‑year prohibition from audiovisual work and a travel ban.
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“Nos termos dessa decisão, Parastoo Ahmadi, quatro músicos e outras quatro pessoas foram condenados a 74 chicotadas, dois anos de proibição de exercer atividades audiovisuais e proibição de sair do país”
Machine translation: "According to this decision, Parastoo Ahmadi, four musicians and four other people were sentenced to 74 lashes, two years of prohibition from exercising audiovisual activities and a ban on leaving the country"
A própria cantora informou na sexta-feira ao fim do dia, na sua página da rede social Instagram, que a Secção 16 do Tribunal de Recurso da província de Qom "proferiu a sentença definitiva sobre o caso do concerto no caravanserai". "Nos termos dessa decisão, Parastoo Ahmadi, quatro músicos e outras quatro pessoas foram condenados a 74 chicotadas, dois anos de proibição de exercer atividades audiovisuais e proibição de sair do país", de acordo com uma publicação partilhada por Ahmadi na rede…
Read at Notícias ao Minuto“Musician sentenced to 74 lashes for hijabless performance as Iran continues entertainment crackdown”
The court found that a hijabless performance had violated “public decency through the production and publication of obscene and immoral content on cyberspace platforms.”
Read at The Jerusalem Post“Iran court upholds lashes sentence for singer who performed without hijab”
Parastoo Ahmadi was convicted of "offending public decency" after singing while wearing a sleeveless dress during a livestreamed concert.
Read at BBC News – World“upholds lashes sentence”
Parastoo Ahmadi was convicted of "offending public decency" after singing while wearing a sleeveless dress during a livestreamed concert.
Read at BBC News – WorldWhat the reports add
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