The Hengaw human rights organization said at least 67 prisoners were executed in Iranian prisons during July, including nine political protesters. The report was circulated on Iranian Telegram channels and could not be independently verified. It adds to a pattern of mass executions documented by The Zioneer in recent months.
The Hengaw human rights organization reported Monday that at least 67 prisoners were executed in various Iranian prisons during July, including nine political protesters. The report was circulated on Iranian Telegram channels. Hengaw, which monitors human rights in Iran, did not provide additional details on the identities or locations of the executions.
The report adds to mounting evidence of a sustained crackdown on dissent in Iran. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple rounds of executions: in July, the regime executed at least two protesters convicted of killing police officers (July 19), executed student protesters outside Isfahan prison (July 28), and earlier reports indicated over 100 executions in the preceding month (July 8). In total, The Zioneer has documented dozens of executions since the January protests, with many of those executed charged with 'waging war against God' (Moharebeh) and 'corruption on earth.' The figures in the latest report could not be independently verified.
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