Arash Rahmanipour (Persian: آرش رحمانی پور; c. 1990 – January 28, 2010) was one of the two people hanged in early 2010 by the Iranian government after being convicted of waging war against God (Moharebeh) and attempting to overthrow the Islamic regime.

This is apparently an "attempt to intimidate a widespread protest movement challenging the nation's hard-line establishment" Los Angeles Times said.

[6] Sotoudeh was threatened to be detained, in her attempt to enter the courtroom where Arash Rahmanipour's trial was held, according to the Los Angeles Times.

[8] According to Los Angeles Times "The government has stepped up legal pressure on the opposition movement with another round of confrontations possible Feb. 11, the 31st anniversary of the founding of the Islamic Republic.

"[10] According to Al Jazeera, Arash Rahmanipour's father held the Iranian justice system responsible for the execution of his son.