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Ebrahim Ogiri, the public and revolutionary prosecutor of the city of Hoizeh, "strongly" denied the news of the execution of the punishment of flogging for Petropress company employees. According to state media IRNA, prosecutor Hoyzeh also threatened that whoever spreads this "rumor" will be dealt with "justly". The plaintiff's notice states that "the content published regarding the execution of the said sentence is devoid of any truth and is vehemently denied" and "any claim to the execution of the sentences outside of the legal formalities is baseless and without legal documentation" and "the publication of such false content is done for purposes such as disturbing the public mind and destroying the company's mental image, destroying the company's image." Yesterday, human rights sources reported that the sentence of 74 whippings and payment of fines was carried out against more than 10 dismissed employees of the Petropress Visa company. Yesterday, a well-informed source told the BBC that these people are mostly Arabs from the province of Stan and added that the blocking of entry to the Petropress company as well as the conflict with the police force, among other things, led to this sentence being handed down to the protesting workers. UGC.

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Ebrahim Ogiri, the public and revolutionary prosecutor of the city of Hoizeh, "strongly" denied the news of the execution of the punishment of flogging for Petropress company employees. According to state media IRNA, prosecutor Hoyzeh also threatened that whoever spreads this "rumor" will be dealt with "justly". The plaintiff's notice states that "the content published regarding the execution of the said sentence is devoid of any truth and is vehemently denied" and "any claim to the execution of the sentences outside of the legal formalities is baseless and without legal documentation" and "the publication of such false content is done for purposes such as disturbing the public mind and destroying the company's mental image, destroying the company's image." Yesterday, human rights sources reported that the sentence of 74 whippings and payment of fines was carried out against more than 10 dismissed employees of the Petropress Visa company. Yesterday, a well-informed source told the BBC that these people are mostly Arabs from the province of Stan and added that the blocking of entry to the Petropress company as well as the conflict with the police force, among other things, led to this sentence being handed down to the protesting workers. UGC.

Ebrahim Ogiri, the public and revolutionary prosecutor of the city of Hoizeh, "strongly" denied the news of the execution of the punishment of flogging for Petropress company employees. According to state media IRNA, prosecutor Hoyzeh also threatened that whoever spreads this "rumor" will be dealt with "justly". The plaintiff's notice states that "the content published regarding the execution of the said sentence is devoid of any truth and is vehemently denied" and "any claim to the execution of the sentences outside of the legal formalities is baseless and without legal documentation" and "the publication of such false content is done for purposes such as disturbing the public mind and destroying the company's mental image, destroying the company's image." Yesterday, human rights sources reported that the sentence of 74 whippings and payment of fines was carried out against more than 10 dismissed employees of the Petropress Visa company. Yesterday, a well-informed source told the BBC that these people are mostly Arabs from the province of Stan and added that the blocking of entry to the Petropress company as well as the conflict with the police force, among other things, led to this sentence being handed down to the protesting workers. UGC.