Three Baha’i women jailed in southeast Iran, one of them pregnant

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Three Baha'i women from Rafsanjan, Iran, were imprisoned on Saturday to begin serving four-month sentences. They were convicted of "propaganda against the system" in Kerman province.

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Three Baha’i women from Rafsanjan, a city in Iran’s southeastern Kerman province, were sent to prison on Saturday to serve four-month sentences on the charge of “propaganda against the system,” according to information received by Iran International.

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