Overview
- In a brief phone call to family late Sunday, Mohammadi reported severe baton blows to her head and neck and said she was twice taken to hospital emergency rooms.
- She said security forces threatened her with death, accused her of “cooperating with the Israeli government,” and asked relatives to file a formal complaint over the arrest.
- Mashhad’s prosecutor said 38 people, including Mohammadi and activist Sepideh Gholian, were detained at the December 12 memorial for Khosrow Alikordi for provoking “norm‑breaking” chants.
- Her foundation says she does not know which security body is holding her, as other detainees report beatings and, in at least one case, denial of essential medical treatment while in custody.
- The Norwegian Nobel Committee condemned what it called a brutal arrest and urged Iran to clarify her whereabouts, ensure her safety, and release her without conditions.