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Sadegh Saeedinia, manager of the Saeedinia café chain, has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison and had all his property confiscated by the state for supporting the January protests. He was convicted on charges including "media and propaganda activities against national security," "conducting propaganda against the system," and "taking operational action on behalf of hostile groups." He will also be barred from working in the café sector for two years after his release. The charges relate to posting material about the protests on Instagram, backing calls for strikes, shutting down the group's cafes and shops and encouraging staff to participate in demonstrations. The judiciary described Saeedinia as an "instigator" of protests in Qom and linked him to the destruction of public and private property, though no independent evidence establishing a direct connection between his activities and any physical damage has been made public.
Sadegh Saeedinia, manager of the Saeedinia café chain, has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison and had all his property confiscated by the state for supporting the January protests. He was convicted on charges including "media and propaganda activities against national security," "conducting propaganda against the system," and "taking operational action on behalf of hostile groups." He will also be barred from working in the café sector for two years after his release. The charges relate to posting material about the protests on Instagram, backing calls for strikes, shutting down the group's cafes and shops and encouraging staff to participate in demonstrations. The judiciary described Saeedinia as an "instigator" of protests in Qom and linked him to the destruction of public and private property, though no independent evidence establishing a direct connection between his activities and any physical damage has been made public.
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