Human Rights Organization of Iran: At least 100 protesters are at risk of execution

Human Rights Organization of Iran: At least 100 protesters are at risk of execution

Iran's human rights organization announced on Monday, September 23 in a report that at least 100 of those arrested in the January 1404 intercepts are at risk of execution.

Based on the data collected by the Iranian Human Rights Organization, this report only includes documented cases in 13 provinces. This organization emphasized that since the interceptions in January 1404 covered all 31 provinces of Iran, the actual number of demonstrators at risk of execution could be more than the documented cases.

Of the 100 documented cases, 5 people were under 18 at the time of the alleged crime, and 5 people are women.

The Iranian Human Rights Organization says that since March 28, 1404, the Salami Republic has executed 31 protesters.

According to this organization, 29 of those executed were arrested in connection with the interceptions in January 1404, and the other two were demonstrators of the "Women, Life, Liberation" movement. In the same time period, 13 political prisoners affiliated with banned opposition groups and 14 people were executed on charges of espionage or collaboration with foreign governments.