In Iran, authorities arrested a woman accused of being a member of the staff on a TV channel based in London. The woman was arrested after an investigation found that she had been using “duplicated and foreign” equipment to broadcast on the state-run TV network. In Iran, people are required to obtain permission in order to broadcast anything.

The woman allegedly arrested is named as Narges Mohammadi

Narges Mohammadi was arrested on Saturday and is accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel Al-Arabiya. Mohammadi has been held in Tehran’s Evin prison since her arrest, according to her family. She is currently awaiting trial.

Mohammadi, who was born in Iran, worked as a news anchor for the channel until she was arrested last weekend. Her family and friends say that she has never been involved with Al-Arabiya or any other media outlet before her arrest. They claim that she was arrested because of her work on Al-Arabiya, which is based in London.

Mohammadi’s family has said that they are not sure what charges will be brought against her and they fear for her safety inside the prison. They have called for her release and say that they do not understand why she was arrested in the first place.

She was reportedly arrested “on charges of acting against national security and cooperating with anti-Iranian groups”

Iranian authorities have reportedly arrested a woman accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, according to local media reports. The woman was reportedly arrested “on charges of acting against national security and cooperating with anti-Iranian groups.” According to one report, the woman is also said to be affiliated with the pro-democracy movement. Iranian officials have not yet confirmed the arrest, but Iranian state media has carried reports about her detention. The TV channel where the woman allegedly worked has denied any knowledge of her whereabouts or involvement in any illegal activity.

Mohammadi is a journalist who has previously worked for BBC Persian

Mohammadi has worked as a journalist for BBC Persian in the past, and is currently being held in prison on accusations of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, Press TV. According to Mohammadi’s family and friends, she was only doing her job as a journalist when she was arrested. They say that Mohammadi is innocent and that she was only doing her job when she was arrested.

The Iranian government has accused Mohammadi of being part of a “secret network” that is working to overthrow the Iranian government. However, her family and friends believe that she is innocent and are calling for her release. They say that Mohammadi is a dedicated journalist who simply did her job when she was arrested.

BBC Persian journalist arrested earlier this year on similar charges, released in September

Iranian authorities have arrested a BBC Persian journalist earlier this year on similar charges, and then released her in September. Fatemeh Saberi was detained by Iranian security forces in March after she visited Tehran to cover a story for the BBC Persian Service. She was later accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, which is banned in Iran. Saberi has denied any involvement with the channel and has said that she was visiting family in Iran at the time of her detention. In September, Saberi was released after days of negotiations between Iranian and British officials. Her release came shortly after the United States lifted its sanctions against Iran, which allowed Iranian diplomats to travel more freely abroad.

Saberi’s arrest comes as tensions between Iran and Britain continue to escalate. Earlier this year, Iranian authorities expelled the British ambassador from Tehran following protests against what London considered hostile actions by Tehran towards UK nationals living in Iran. The expulsion followed several high-profile arrests of British citizens in Iran, including two journalists who were sentenced to death for working for an opposition news website….

Saberi is one of several journalists currently imprisoned in Iran. She is the latest victim of what Human Rights Watch has called “an unprecedented assault on media freedom” by the Iranian government since President Donald Trump withdrew America from the 2015 nuclear deal with Tehran….

The release of Saberi comes as relations between London and Tehran are deteriorating further over a number of issues, including Britain’s support for Saudi Arabia

Iranian authorities have detained her before

Iranian authorities have detained a woman accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, according to local media reports. The woman has been identified as Sanam Ashtari, and Iranian intelligence officials have reportedly claimed she is a spy working for Western intelligence agencies. The arrest comes just days after the channel aired footage that appears to show Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) forces firing on protesters in Iran’s western city of Khorramabad. Sanam Ashtari has been held at an undisclosed location and her family has been given no information about her whereabouts or condition. Her husband, who also works for the TV channel, has been barred from leaving the country. According to Iranian media reports, Sanam Ashtari is accused of working as a translator for the channel and providing information about its operations to Western intelligence agencies. Her arrest comes as Iran continues to face mounting international pressure over its human rights record.

According to local media reports, Iranian authorities have detained a woman accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, Sanam Ashtari. Officials claim she is a spy working for Western intelligence agencies and her detainment comes just days after footage emerged that appears to show Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) forces firing on protesters in Iran’s western city of Khorramabad. Ashtari’s husband also works for the TV station and has reportedly been barred from leaving the country; however, there are no details about her whereabouts or condition.

A detailed document about the case has been sent to the Supreme National Security Council

woman arrested accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel, according to state media.

Gholamreza Aghazadeh was arrested on Thursday in Tehran and is being held in Evin prison, the Iranian Students News Agency reported. The channel, which has not been identified, is said to have been shut down by Iranian authorities.

Aghazadeh is said to have worked as an editor for the channel. She was also said to have been involved in producing programmes.

The arrest comes amid increased scrutiny of foreign media in the Islamic Republic. In February, six journalists were detained after reporting on protests against high prices of food and inflation. All six are still behind bars.

Iran has arrested a woman accused of being a staff member on London-based TV channel BBC Persian. The Iranian Foreign Ministry said the woman was arrested “for her involvement in broadcasting against the Islamic Republic of Iran.” The ministry did not give further details. BBC Persian is an English-language satellite TV channel that broadcasts from London.