; (2) Elahe Mohammadi, journalist for the daily Ham Mihan, who was also imprisoned in 2022 for the same action and on the same charges; (3) Yalda Moaiery, a prominent female photojournalist who— (A) while covering the nationwide protests in Tehran, was arrested by anti-riot police despite having press credentials; (B) was later charged with spreading propaganda against the system and acting against national security ; and (C) was sentenced to 6 years in prison; (4) freelance journalist Fariborz Kalantari, who was sentenced on February 7, 2021, to 7 years in prison and 74 lashes for using his telegram channel to circulate articles about corruption charges brought against the ex-Vice President’s brother; (5) Mahmoud Mahmoudi, the editor of the weekly newspaper Agrin Rozh, who was arrested by agents of the Ministry of Intelligence in Sanandaj after issuing an open letter calling for the release of detained Kurdish activists; (6) freelance photojournalist Nooshin Jafari, who was arrested in 2021, and sentenced to a 4-year prison term for spreading anti-state propaganda and insulting sanctities ; and (7) Iranian journalist Navid Seyed-Mohammadi, a Kurdish reporter for the state-run Islamic Republic Radio and Television broadcaster, who was arrested in May 2020 and is serving a 7-year prison sentence for espionage for hostile states ; Whereas Mexico continues to be one of the world’s deadliest countries for journalists, where 25 journalists are currently counted as missing, and reporters covering stories on political corruption and organized crime are frequently assaulted and murdered, including— (1) Gustavo Sánchez Cabrera, a reporter who covered crime and politics and who was murdered in front of his son; (2) Ricardo Domínguez López, the founder and editor of news website InfoGuaymas; (3) Lourdes Maldonado López, a broadcast journalist, and Margarito Martinez, a photojournalist, who were both killed in Tijuana in January 2022; (4) Juan Carlos Muñiz, a reporter who covered crime for the news website Testigo Minero