RISKS OF FURTHER PROTEST-RELATED EXECUTIONS

UA: Seventh 103.22 Iran
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At least 10 individuals in Iran are under sentence of death in connection with the “Woman Life Freedom” nationwide protests of September-December 2022. 

Iranian authorities have arbitrarily executed 10 others following grossly unfair sham trials and subjected many to torture and other ill-treatment, including beatings, electric shocks, and sexual violence. Concerns of further executions are mounting amid an ongoing execution spree. 

In the aftermath of the “Woman Life Freedom” uprising, the Iranian authorities have intensified their use of the death penalty to instill fear among the population and tighten their grip on power. In 2023, authorities carried out at least 853 executions, marking a 48% increase from 2022. 

We call on the Iranian authorities to quash all convictions and death sentences stemming from the protest and to immediately and unconditionally release all those convicted and sentenced to death, indicted, or undergoing investigations solely for the exercise of their rights to freedom of expression, association, and peaceful assembly.

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