Iran re-imposes death sentence on spiritual figure that supreme court quashedDUBAI (Reuters) - An Iranian court has re-imposed the death penalty on the founder of a spiritual movement after the first sentence was struck down by the supreme court, the judiciary said on Sunday. Mohammad Ali Taheri, founder of Erfan Halgheh which calls itself  Interuniversalism  in English, was arrested in 2011 and given five years in prison for  insulting Islamic sanctities .  He was sentenced to death by a Revolutionary Court in 2015 for  corruption on earth  but the Supreme Court later quashed the sentence.  (Taheri s) case was sent back to court and tried with the presence of a lawyer and various advisors and the judge has again reached,  Judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei was quoted as saying by the news agency ISNA. The sentence can be appealed, he added. Amnesty International says Taheri is a prisoner of conscience and has condemned Iran s use of capital punishment  for vaguely worded or overly broad offences, or acts that should not be criminalized at all . Tehran dismisses such criticism as part of an effort from the West to heap political pressure on the Islamic Republic. worldnews
iran death sentence spiritual figure supreme court quasheddubai reuters an iranian court death penalty founder spiritual movement first sentence struck supreme court judiciary said sunday mohammad ali their founder erban halgheh calls interuniversalism english arrested given five years prison insulting islamic sanctities he sentenced death revolutionary court corruption earth supreme court later quashed sentence their case sent back court tried presence lawyer various advisors judge reached judiciary spokesman gholamhossein mohseni even quoted saying news agency isn the sentence appealed added amnesty international says their prisoner conscience condemned iran use capital punishment vaguely worded overly broad offences acts criminalized tehran dismisses criticism part effort west heap political pressure islamic republic worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Iran re-imposes death sentence on spiritual figure that supreme court quashedDUBAI (Reuters) - An Iranian court has re-imposed the death penalty on the founder of a spiritual movement after the first sentence was struck down by the supreme court, the judiciary said on Sunday. Mohammad Ali Taheri, founder of Erfan Halgheh which calls itself  Interuniversalism  in English, was arrested in 2011 and given five years in prison for  insulting Islamic sanctities .  He was sentenced to death by a Revolutionary Court in 2015 for  corruption on earth  but the Supreme Court later quashed the sentence.  (Taheri s) case was sent back to court and tried with the presence of a lawyer and various advisors and the judge has again reached,  Judiciary spokesman Gholamhossein Mohseni Ejei was quoted as saying by the news agency ISNA. The sentence can be appealed, he added. Amnesty International says Taheri is a prisoner of conscience and has condemned Iran s use of capital punishment  for vaguely worded or overly broad offences, or acts that should not be criminalized at all . Tehran dismisses such criticism as part of an effort from the West to heap political pressure on the Islamic Republic. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: iran death sentence spiritual figure supreme court quasheddubai reuters an iranian court death penalty founder spiritual movement first sentence struck supreme court judiciary said sunday mohammad ali their founder erban halgheh calls interuniversalism english arrested given five years prison insulting islamic sanctities he sentenced death revolutionary court corruption earth supreme court later quashed sentence their case sent back court tried presence lawyer various advisors judge reached judiciary spokesman gholamhossein mohseni even quoted saying news agency isn the sentence appealed added amnesty international says their prisoner conscience condemned iran use capital punishment vaguely worded overly broad offences acts criminalized tehran dismisses criticism part effort west heap political pressure islamic republic worldnews