The university disciplinary council has upheld the ban on Alireza Jafarzadeh's education and proposed his expulsion from the university. The Beheshti University disciplinary council has upheld the ban on Alireza Jafarzadeh, a master's student in political economy, for two and a half years. Based on the vote issued, he has been banned from studying for two and a half years, and a written reprimand will also be recorded in his case. This ruling was issued by the university's disciplinary committee on the 8th of July 2023, and the disciplinary council confirmed it on the 18th of August. At the same time, Jafarzadeh's proposal to expel him from the university has also been referred to the Student Affairs Organization for review and decision. In this student's disciplinary case, charges have been raised, including "creating chaos and unrest in the university environment," "insulting Islamic and national Islamic and religious symbols," "not observing student affairs," and "assault and injury." The charge of damaging cameras was also raised, which was dismissed due to lack of sufficient evidence. Jafarzadeh had previously faced a criminal case in 2021. In that case, he was sentenced to one year of disciplinary imprisonment and two years of ban on social media activity on charges of "insulting the leadership." The judge emphasizes that the right to education is a fundamental right of every individual, and depriving a student of education, especially through permanent expulsion from the university, directly limits this right. Such a severe punishment must be exceptional, fully documented, and appropriate, and the right to education cannot be turned into a tool for punishing students due to their protests or activities in the university environment. #Judge #Alireza_Jafarzadeh