Iranian Court Sentences Journalist To 21 Years For 'Propaganda Against Regime'

The Islamic Revolutionary Court in Sanandaj, western Iran, has sentenced journalist Zina Modares Gorji to a combined 21 years in prison for her advocacy of women's rights. 

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