International Pressure on Islamic Regime in Iran against Execution continues....
While Islamic regime in Iran continues execution in Iran and ranks top three countries in the world , International pressure on Islamic regime to stop execution of its citizens becoming stronger. We are living in 21st century and information technology is helping to quickly mobilize people against these executions.
Despite of all international protest against the Islamic regime in Iran, regime continues the execution of its citizens....
Among those sentenced to death by Islamic judiciary are:
1- Zaniyar Moradi and Loghman Moradi, two Iranian Kurdish political activists :
2- Seyed Khaled Musavi and Ali Chebishat two political activists from Ahwaz :
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3- Reyhaneh Jabari an Iranian actress who in self defense and escaping from sexual assault killed a member of the Ministry of Information. She is facing the sharia Law " Ghesas " . Sholeh Pakravan the mother of Reyhane is currently film director. In a statement she asked everyone helping to save her daughters life to write the truth and avoid writing things which may anger the family of the victim ( Sarbandi family) , Reyhane life is in their hand to pardon her or to send her to the death gallows ....
Despite of all international protest against the Islamic regime in Iran, regime continues the execution of its citizens....
Among those sentenced to death by Islamic judiciary are:
1- Zaniyar Moradi and Loghman Moradi, two Iranian Kurdish political activists :
And,
3- Reyhaneh Jabari an Iranian actress who in self defense and escaping from sexual assault killed a member of the Ministry of Information. She is facing the sharia Law " Ghesas " . Sholeh Pakravan the mother of Reyhane is currently film director. In a statement she asked everyone helping to save her daughters life to write the truth and avoid writing things which may anger the family of the victim ( Sarbandi family) , Reyhane life is in their hand to pardon her or to send her to the death gallows ....
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4:27 PM
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Millions of Iranians participated in presidential and local elections in June 2013. Executions, especially for drug-related offenses, continued at high rates. The judiciary released some political prisoners, but many civil society activists remained in prison on political charges. Authorities regularly subjected prisoners, especially those convicted on politically motivated charges, to abuse and deprive them of necessary medical treatment. Iranian women continued to face discrimination in many areas including personal status matters. Authorities restricted political participation and employment of minority groups, who account for about 10 percent of the population.
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