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Justice · Iran

Iran Executes Man in Public over Child's Rape, Murder

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TEHRAN: Iranian authorities on Saturday carried out the public execution of a man convicted of raping and murdering a young girl, the judiciary said. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd See the Story

European Union

EU imposes sanctions on individuals, entities linked to human rights violations in Russia, Iran

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EU Council also lists individuals, entities in Moldova, Haiti - Anadolu Ajansı See the Story

Nobel Prize · Iran

Iran Regime’s Renewed Wave of Political Executions Demands International Action - Iran News Update

As the regime returns to mass death sentences and show trials, the world must respond before another 1988-style atrocity unfolds. A chilling escalation of political repression is unfolding in Iran’s prisons, exposing the regime’s calculated use of terror to preserve its grip on power. This systematic crackdown—marked by a surge in death sentences and torture—sends a clear message: dissent will be silenced by any means necessary. In recent weeks,…See the Story

Two Prisoners Executed in Kerman and Sabzevar Prisons

Amid the growing wave of executions in Iran, two more prisoners have been hanged in the prisons of Kerman and Sabzevar. In the early hours of Monday, July 21, 2025, Mohammad Amin Habibi, a prisoner from Khash, was executed in Shahab Prison in Kerman. He had previously been sentenced to death on charges related to drug offenses and the murder of a law enforcement officer. Informed sources emphasize that the judicial process in his case was marred…Kerman · Kerman Read Article

Berlin Rally Demands Action to Stop Executions of Iranian Political Prisoners - Iran Freedom

Berlin, Germany – July 19, 2025 Berlin, Germany – July 19, 2025 – Supporters of the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK) gathered in the Brandenburg Gate to protest the Iranian regime’s ongoing human rights abuses, particularly its use of systematic torture and the death penalty against political prisoners. The rally focused on the urgent situation of prisoners of conscience who face imminent execution for supporting the PMOI. Part…Iran · Iran See the Story

Wave of Executions in Iran Signals Escalation of State Violence Under Pezeshkian’s Administration - Iran News Update

At least 1,438 executions recorded since August 2024—marking the highest rate in three decades July 21, 2025 – In a grim escalation of the Iranian regime’s use of capital punishment, at least 25 individuals were executed across the country between July 8 and July 20, according to human rights sources. The latest executions occurred on Sunday, July 20, when three Baluch prisoners were hanged in Zahedan Prison: Dariush Shahbakhsh (24), Abdoljilil …Iran · Iran See the Story

Judiciary Under the Microscope of Justice - Part 6

Final Chapter Judiciary or Instrument of Vengeance? In the Legal System of the Mullahs’ Regime, “Judiciary” Means Obedience, Not Justice. In the legal structure of the ruling regime in Iran, what is referred to as “judiciary” is not founded on justice, impartiality, or human rights, but rather on vengeance and absolute obedience to the Supreme Leader. In this system, the judge is not the guarantor of justice but the arm of the regime’s oppressio…Justice · Iran Read Article

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