Twenty-nine nations voted in support of Iran’s expulsion, eight nations including Nigeria, Russia and China voted against it while 16 nations abstained from voting.
Majidreza Rahnavard was accused by the court of “waging war against God.”
Mr Shekari, 23, was charged with creating terror and fear, depriving people of their freedom and security, and “waging war against God.”
Eleven other convicts were sentenced to imprisonment, including three minors.
Observers say that the patrol officers, which went around the country in vehicles branded in green and white colours, had not been seen in weeks.
Iran has arrested Farideh Moradkhani, niece to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, known for opposing her uncle’s regime over several cases of human rights abuse.
Voria Ghafouri, who was omitted from the country’s squad for the ongoing FIFA World Cup has been a regular critic of the government of Iran even during his time with the national team.
The protests triggered by Ms Amini’s death after she was detained by morality police for attire deemed inappropriate under Iran’s strict Islamic dress code quickly spread all over Iran.
Iran is accusing the reporters of being agents of the CIA sent to destabilise the country.
The doctors were demonstrating against the presence of security forces in the hospitals where protesters were being treated.
