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یلدا معیری در تاریخ ۳۱ شهریور ماه ۱۴۰۱، در نخستین روزهای اعتراضات سراسری در تهران توسط نیروهای امنیتی بازداشت و پس از مدتی، به زندان قرچک ورامین منتقل شده بود.

دادگاه رسیدگی به اتهامات یلدا معیری در تاریخ ۹ آذرماه، در شعبه ۲۶ دادگاه انقلاب تهران با ریاست قاضی ایمان افشاری برگزار و وی در تاریخ ۲۹ آذر، با تودیع قرار وثیقه موقتا و تا پایان مراحل دادرسی آزاد شد.

آخرین آمارهای ارائه شده از سوی انجمن صنفی روزنامه‌نگاران تهران نشان می‌دهد در ۱۰۰ روز نخست خیزش انقلابی علیه جمهوری اسلامی ۷۳ روزنامه‌نگار و عکاس خبری بازداشت شده‌اند. برخی از روزنامه‌نگاران با سپردن وثیقه و بطور موقت از زندان آزاد شده و بخشی از آنها همچنان در زندان هستند.

در این آمار ۳۸ روزنامه‌نگار رسانه‌های سراسری و آزاد، ۲۵ روزنامه‌نگار استانی و ۱۰ عکاس خبری وجود دارند. رسانه‌های شرق، ایلنا، فراز، ایسنا، رویداد ۲۴، مهر، هم‌میهن، هفت صبح، ورزش ۳، دنیای اقتصاد، ایرنا و آسیانیوز رسانه‌های سراسری هستند که در سهم بازداشتی‌ها شریکند.

در روزهای گذشته مهدی قدیمی روزنامه‌نگار باسابقه بازداشت و به زندان اوین منتقل شد. یکی از اعضای خانواده این روزنامه‌نگار در گفتگو با «اعتمادآنلاین» گفت که حدود ۱۰ نفر مامور امنیتی با مراجعه به خانه، ضمن تفتیش اتاق و خودرو شخصی مهدی، موبایل و لپ‌تاپ او را ضبط کردند. به گفته این عضو خانواده مهدی قدیمی، دوربین مداربسته ساختمان محل سکونت آنها نیز از سوی ماموران امنیتی ضبط شده است. او همچنین گفته که مدتی پس از بازداشت مهدی، به دلیل اینکه ضابطان از تهران نیابت داشتند، این روزنامه‌نگار را به تهران منتقل کردند.

همچنین به گزارش منابع حقوق بشری نازیلا معروفی خبرنگار و دانشجو، روز چهارشنبه ۱۴ دی‌ماه، هنگام رسیدگی بە اتهاماتش در دادگاه «بر اثر فشارهای روانی و شکنجەهای روحی» بیهوش و بە بیمارستان منتقل شد. نازیلا معروفیان خبرنگار و دانشجوی دانشگاه «علامه» اهل شهرستان سقز، روز ۸ آبان‌ماه در تهران بازداشت شد. او حدودا یک هفته پیش از بازداشت با پدر مهسا (ژینا) امینی مصاحبه کرده بود.

مهدی بیک اوغلی دبیر سرویس سیاسی روزنامه «اعتماد» هم هفته گذشته بازداشت شد و دو روز پس از بازداشت دست به اعتصاب غذا زد.  او از معدود روزنامه‌نگاران داخل کشور بود که با وجود فشارهای فزاینده دستگاه‌های امنیتی درباره وضعیت افراد بازداشتی و محکومان به اعدام اطلاع‌رسانی می‌کرد.

زهرا سلیمانی همسر مهدی بیک‌ اوغلی روزنامه‌نگار بازداشتی روزنامه «اعتماد» در حساب کاربری خود در توییتر خبر از اعتصاب غذای ‎همسرش داد و نوشت: «طی تماس کوتاهی که با همسرم داشتم، اعتصاب غذا کرده، نمیدونم خبر دردناک ‎مهدی کرمی رو به گوشش رسوندن یا خیر؟ ناله‌های مادرش [مادر محمد مهدی کرمی] در ذهنم است: آقا مهدی تو رو خدا تا دیر نشده کمکمون کنید…»

امروز قوه قضائیه اعلام کرد محمدمهدی کرمی و محمدحسینی، دو  جوان از معترضان بازداشت شده را اعدام کرده است. پیشتر مهدی بیک با مادر و پدر محمدمهدی کرمی گفتگو کرده بود.

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Yalda Meiri was sentenced to six years in prison, banned from leaving the country, banned from using mobile phones and smart devices and banned from staying in Tehran and neighboring cities for two years each, providing free public services as a janitor in women’s park for two months and The preparation of a 100-page research paper on the works of Morteza Motahari, Akhund Morteja, and one of the theoreticians of the Islamic Revolution and his republic, has been condemned.
Yalda Meiri was arrested by the security forces on 31 September 1401 in the first days of the revolutionary movement in Tehran and after some time was transferred to Qarchak Varamin prison.

Yalda Meiri, a photojournalist and a member of the Photographers Association, published a video on Instagram about the sentence issued against her by the Tehran Revolutionary Court.

He said that the court tried him with two charges of “assembly and collusion with the intention of committing a crime against the security of the country” and “propaganda activity against the regime”. The reason for these accusations was his news photography of public protests.

Yalda Meiri said that she will be sentenced to six years in prison as well as an additional punishment including the ban on leaving the country, the ban on the use of mobile phones and smart devices, and the ban on staying in Tehran and neighboring cities for two years each, providing free public services as a park janitor. Women have been condemned for two months and preparing a 100-page research paper on the works of Morteza Motahari, Akhund Morteja and one of the theoreticians of the Islamic Revolution and his republic.

In this video, he is dressed as a cleaner and is sweeping the street. He emphasized that “I have no problem with an honorable job and profession, but I will gladly do this if I am not allowed to photograph the realities of my land.”

Yalda Meiri was arrested by the security forces on the 31st of Shahrivar, 1401, during the first days of nationwide protests in Tehran, and after some time, she was transferred to Qarchak Varamin Prison.

The trial of Yalda Moiri’s accusations was held on December 9th, in branch 26 of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Iman Afshari, and she was released on December 29th, by posting a temporary bail until the end of the proceedings.

The latest statistics provided by the Tehran Journalists Association show that 73 journalists and photographers were arrested in the first 100 days of the revolutionary uprising against the Islamic Republic. Some journalists were temporarily released from prison by posting bail, and some of them are still in prison.

In this statistic, there are 38 national and independent media journalists, 25 provincial journalists and 10 news photographers. Shargh Media, Ilna, Faraz, Isna, Evet 24, Mehr, Hame Mihan, Haft Sobeh, Sports 3, World Economy, IRNA and Asianews are the national media that share the share of the detainees.

In the past few days, veteran journalist Mehdi Gadidi was arrested and transferred to Evin prison. A member of the journalist’s family said in a conversation with “Etmad Online” that about 10 security agents went to the house and searched Mehdi’s room and personal car, as well as his mobile phone and laptop. According to this old Mehdi family member, the CCTV camera of their residence was also recorded by the security agents. He also said that some time after Mahdi’s arrest, because the officers were representing him from Tehran, they transferred this journalist to Tehran.

Also, according to human rights sources, journalist and student Nazila Maroufi, on Wednesday, January 4 th, while hearing her charges in court, “due to mental pressure and mental torture” was unconscious and taken to the hospital. Nazila Maroubian, journalist and student of “Allameh” University from Saqez city, was arrested in Tehran on November 8. About a week before his arrest, he had interviewed Mahsa (Gina) Amini’s father.

Mehdi Beyk Oghli, the secretary of the political service of “Etemad” newspaper, was also arrested last week and went on a hunger strike two days after his arrest. He was one of the few journalists in the country who reported on the situation of detainees and those sentenced to death despite the increasing pressure of the security agencies.

Zahra Soleimani, the wife of Mehdi Beyk Oghli, a detained journalist of “Etemad” newspaper, reported on her Twitter account about her wife’s hunger strike and wrote: “During my short call with my wife, she went on a hunger strike, I don’t know the painful news of Mehdi Karami.” To deliver or not? His mother’s [Mohammed Mehdi Karmi’s mother] cries are in my mind: Mr. Mehdi, please help us before it’s too late…”

Today, the Judiciary announced that it has executed Mohammad Mehdi Karmi and Mohammad Hosseini, two young protesters who were arrested. Earlier, Mehdi Beyk had a conversation with Mohammad Mehdi Karmi’s mother and father.