Iran’s revolutionary court handed down the death sentence on Sunday, according to Mizan, the news site of the country’s judiciary. The protester was accused of setting a government building on fire, andcharged with “war against God” and “corruption on earth,” as well as acting against national security.

A separate branch of Iran’s revolutionary courts sentenced five other unnamed defendants to up to 10 years in prison for violating national security and disrupting public order, according to Mizan. The rulings can be appealed.

There is little expectation of fair trials for the detained demonstrators, bystanders and chroniclers of the uprising. The Islamic Republic’s judicial system is stacked against the accused and dominated by Iran’s security services. Rights groups warn these are sham trials, with detainees often forced or tortured into providing false confessions based on made-up evidence.