Iran was rocked by an intense period of protests following the death of Mahsa Amini, although the unrest has subsided since the regime began executing some of those facing charges for their role.
Tens of thousands of prisoners detained in Iran amid vast anti-government protests will be pardoned, state media reports.
Nobody accused of"corruption on earth" - a charge which brings the death penalty - would be released, said state news agency IRNA, nor anyone"affiliated with groups hostile to the Islamic Republic".
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