The Intersectional Society complained of disrupting the release of Muhammad Yousefi's dissertation

Youssefi submitted the draft thesis report and plan to the prison administration since 13 October 2026, then renewed the same filing more than three times in order to refer it to the dean of the college and professor al-Rahma for completion of the required academic procedures, along with depriving him of the entry of books, references, means of writing and viewing.

The association reported that the defence team had filed a claim in this regard with the investigating judge under the file and the General Prison and Correctional Authority, which informed the defense of its consent to the request, but the suspension has not been lifted without giving any public justification so far.

The Assembly considered that the continuation of this procedure constituted an unjustified restriction of Yusuf's rights and made his detention in custody a burden affecting his right to education and scientific research guaranteed by Chapters 44 and 45 of the Constitution, as well as the provisions of Law No. 52 of 2001 relating to the prison system and related international conventions.

The defence team on the journalist Mohammad Yousefi had warned a day earlier that continuing to hold the paper project documents in Mornaguia's civil prison threatens his denial of completing the university registration procedures before the specified administrative deadline expires.