In two separate statements, a group of political and civil activists inside and outside Iran and the Iranian Teachers' Union condemned the increasing wave of executions in the country and demanded an immediate stop to it.
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30 Political activists, referring to the execution of a number of detainees in January 1404 kidnappings, especially in the Elihani Square case in Isfaya, emphasized that these sentences were given without due process.
🔸 The Teachers' Union, in announcing its identification with the "Do not execute on Tuesdays" campaign, saw executions as a tool to create fear and prevent society from making demands.
This center announced that at least 597 people had been executed since the beginning of 1405. The signatories of the two declarations called for an end to the violence and respect for the right to life and human dignity.