Stop on going and nonstop execution in Iran


By Arash Nikzad 

In the first six months of 2017, at least 238 executions were carried out in Iran as a part of oppressive policy against the people, including 12 public hangings, seven women and contrary to all international conventions three juvenile offenders.
129 persons were executed for drug-related offences while other 5,000 remain on death row on similar charges in Iran’s jail.
These executions are in contravention of International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Since the beginning of July, Iran has seen a new wave of executions simultaneously with the increasing the social protest against economic disintegration in Iran.
A total of 19 executions were carried out in the period from 1 to 5 July including two in public as a social punishment and to fear the people from the consequences of new uprising in Iran.
Iran oppressed people urges all international human rights organizations particularly the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Iran Mrs. Assemeh Jahangir to take urgent and effective measures to halt executions and save the lives of death row prisoners.



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