Iran Sentences Baha'i Woman Romina Goli to Five Years Amid Minority Crackdown

Iranian authorities sentenced Baha'i citizen Romina Goli to five years in prison, part of an intensifying campaign of state pressure and harassment against the Baha'i minority. The specific charges were not detailed in the report, and the sentence's legal basis remains unclear. This marks a continuation of systemic discrimination against Iran's largest religious minority, with implications for human rights and international scrutiny.