Iranian Kurdistan top judge said they have concluded preliminary investigation of 110 detained protesters and have ruled sentences against them.
Iranian Kurdistan top judge Sayyid Hussein Husseini said, following instructions of the supreme leader, and the head of the judiciary to confront the organizers of the demonstrations, 110 people have been arrested and sentenced after preliminary investigations on charges of disrupting public security, attacking police and aiding opposition groups.
Husseini also said 83 per cent of those arrested during the demonstrations were released on bail.
Today, Iranian Kurds held a hundred thousand strong march on the 40th-day memorial service in Zhina Amini's Saqqez hometown.