THE WORLD SHOULD STOP EXECUTIONS IN IRAN


Iran: Collective Execution of 7 Prisoners


NCRI Staff
NCRI - According to news reports, on Wednesday morning October 25, 2017. Iranian regime hanged 7 prisoners in 'Gohardasht' prison in the city of Karaj, west of Tehran, also on the same day another prisoner was publicly hanged in the Southern province of Kerman.
It is noteworthy that, according to a statement which was released by the secretariat of the NCRI in September, in the period of September 12 to 20. 33 prisoners were executed and amputation of the hands of three prisoners on charges of the robbery was carried on in Qom Prison.
Resorting to executions and arrest of people on the charges such as smuggling drugs and robbery is happening while the biggest thieves in Iran's history are the leaders of the ruling regime whose astronomical and chain thefts are the constant issues of internal struggle among the factions of this regime, and the drug traffickers in Iran and many countries of the world from Canada and the United States to various European countries to Far East Asia and Australia are controlled by Khamenei, the supreme leader of the regime, and the Revolutionary Guards.

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