Ms Mohammadi was sentenced on 19 October, charged with "disobeying and resisting orders" in prison, the Free Narges Coalition said in a statement. She is being held at Iran's notorious Evin Prison, which houses political prisoners and those with Western ties.
After the execution of a political prisoner in the women's ward of the prison in August, Ms Mohammadi staged a protest, the organisation said, leading to her additional prosecution. Mohammadi was already serving a 30-month sentence, to which 15 more months were added in January. Iran's government has not acknowledged her additional sentencing.
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