A new video called "Frayad" has been published, and its creators say it was made in "interception" about "unfair executions of ordinary people, mainly from the disadvantaged sections of society." People whose voices don't go anywhere.

A new video called "Frayad" has been published, and its creators say it was made in "interception" about "unfair executions of ordinary people, mainly from the disadvantaged sections of society." People whose voices don't go anywhere.

The composer of this piece is Koresh Takbi and the piece is based on one of the quatrains of Hoshang Avtahaj, known as Sayeh.

This work was carried out by the women's group, and Saeed Kemjo, a violinist, told the BBC that the purpose of this intercepted video was to "execute people who are being killed quietly somewhere between two groups of militants inside and outside Iran."

The publication of this article coincides with the warning of human rights organizations against the significant increase in the issuing and carrying out of death sentences in Iran in recent months.