A revolutionary court in Tehran on Saturday convicted Molaverdi of disclosing the classified information and documents under the guise of a governmental official and with the purpose of upsetting the country’s security, imposing a two-year sentence.
Molaverdi, 55, has been also given a six-month prison sentence for propaganda activities against the Islamic Republic Establishment.
The former vice-president had earlier been convicted by a criminal court court on charges of encouraging corruption and prostitution and promoting sexual deviation.
The convict used to serve as vice-president for Women and Family Affairs in the first term of President Hassan Rouhani and as his assistant in citizens’ rights affairs in the second term.
She supported a UN-devised global education agenda –known as Education 2030– as a way for equal educational opportunities for boys and girls.
