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Iranian Grammy Award winner #shervinhajipour announced on Monday that he was pardoned from a 3-year sentence for his protest anthem #baraye which became symbolic of the 2022 demonstrations following #MahsaAmini death. In an emotional Instagram video, he revealed that his case was dismissed under a new amnesty order. Hajipour had been sentenced for his song’s role in protests against Iran’s government but was out on bail since 2023. #iran #WomanLifeFreedom cnn.com/2024/09/23/middleeast/

CNN · Iran pardons Grammy Award winner whose song became an anthem to the 2022 protestsAn Iranian Grammy Award winner said on Monday he was pardoned from a three-year sentence for a song that became an anthem to the 2022 protests that rocked the country following the death of Mahsa Amini in police custody.
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"He is mandated to compile and share the achievements of the Islamic Revolution in culture, science, and art on his internet platform. Furthermore, he is required to prepare a summary of two books regarding women’s status in Islam, produce a song addressing “USA’s atrocities against humanity,” collect cases of human rights violations by U.S. governments over the past century, and participate in behavior and knowledge skills training courses in the field of art."

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Hrana · Iranian Singer Shervin Hajipour Sentenced to Three Years and Eight Months in Prison with Additional Penalties - HranaRenowned singer Shervin Hajipour has been handed a three-year, eight-month prison sentence and additional penalties by the Revolutionary Court. The verdict, disclosed by Hajipour, outlines a three-year term for “inciting people to cause unrest against national security,” including the detention period, and an additional eight months for “spreading propaganda against the regime.” Pursuant to Article […]
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