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May Sato, the UN's special rapporteur on human rights issues in Iran, announced that at least 34 people had been executed in connection with nationwide protests in Iran. Criticizing arrests, trials lasting a few minutes and forced confessions, he called for an end to executions, the release of prisoners and the guarantee of a fair trial. Report by Miriam Rahmati, Iran's International Correspondent.

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May Sato, the UN's special rapporteur on human rights issues in Iran, announced that at least 34 people had been executed in connection with nationwide protests in Iran. Criticizing arrests, trials lasting a few minutes and forced confessions, he called for an end to executions, the release of prisoners and the guarantee of a fair trial. Report by Miriam Rahmati, Iran's International Correspondent.

May Sato, the UN's special rapporteur on human rights issues in Iran, announced that at least 34 people had been executed in connection with nationwide protests in Iran. Criticizing arrests, trials lasting a few minutes and forced confessions, he called for an end to executions, the release of prisoners and the guarantee of a fair trial. Report by Miriam Rahmati, Iran's International Correspondent.

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