Iran executes two men linked to January protests
Most outlets reported that Iran executed two men convicted in relation to January protests, noting the involvement of the judiciary and the context of nationwide unrest. The Daily Times added that the executions were public and drew renewed criticism, while Arab News Pakistan described the executions as related to charges involving security personnel killings, without specifying public nature or international reaction.
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Iran publicly executes two men over January protest killings
Iran on Tuesday publicly executed two men convicted over the killing of security personnel during the nationwide protests that erupted in January, according to the country’s judiciary, drawing renewed criticism from United Nations human rights experts. Read More: Trump claims Iran protesters killings halted as Tehran reopens The executions were linked to the Alikhani Square case...
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Iran executes two men over charges related to January protests
DUBAI: Iran has executed two men who were sentenced to death for their part in protests in Isfahan during nationwide unrest that rocked the country in January, the Judiciary’s Mizan News Agency reported on Tuesday. Abolfazl Sepahi Badjani and Amirhossein Safari Hosseinabadi were among 12 men sentenced to death on charges of taking part in the killing of security force members in Alikhani S...
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