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The Iranian regime has executed 99 prisoners in one month in an attempt to stoke more fear amid the Mahsa Amini protests in 2023.
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The Iranian regime has executed 99 prisoners in one month in an attempt to stoke more fear amid the Mahsa Amini protests in 2023.
The Iranian authorities’ executions of two men after egregiously unfair trials mark a harrowing descent into new realms of cruelty, said Amnesty.
They argued that Mohammad Ghobadlou had mental health issues and his original death sentence had been overturned
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(Beirut) – Iranian authorities have recently escalated executions at an alarming rate, including those of Farhad Salimi and Mohammed Ghobadlou on January 23, with at least 11 people at imminent risk, many of them from minority communities, Human Rights Watch said today. At least 11 prisoners face the death penalty on political or security-related charges that under international law should never result in the death penalty, a grave violation of the right to life. Prisoners at imminent risk were