๐ธ The judicial system of the Republic of Salami announced the execution of Hassan Deoband, Hamid Kazmi and Reza Zangana, the three defendants in the December 1404 protest case in Karaj, on the morning of Sunday, November 8.
๐ธ The Meizan news agency, which is affiliated with the judicial system, announced that these three people were sentenced to death and confiscation of property on charges of "participating in an operation for America and the captives of Israel" and carrying weapons, producing combustible materials, destroying public places and cutting off electricity in certain areas of Karaj.
๐ธ According to Mizen, the death sentence of these three people was executed after approval by the Supreme Court, and eight other defendants in the case were also sentenced to five to ten years in prison.
๐ธ The claims of the justice system about the cooperation of these people with America and the captives of Israel have not been independently verified.
๐ธ May Sato, the UN special rapporteur on human rights affairs in Iran, announced on November 7 that at least 34 people had been executed in connection with the mock protest, and at least five of these executions were in public. ๐ธ He and this organization's independent fact-finding panel warned at the UN General Assembly that the war and internal repression had worsened the human rights situation in Iran.