Despite longstanding claims of operating as a republic championing free elections and enthusiastic public participation, the reality paints a starkly different picture. For over four decades, the regime’s officials and media have consistently used phrases like ‘passionate elections,’ ‘passionate march,’ and ‘passionate presence and participation.’ However, these claims increasingly ring hollow, especially as the country approaches its parliamentary elections.
This phenomenon is significantly impacting the nation’s intellectual capital and perpetuating economic challenges. In this context, the perspectives of Ahmad Alamolhoda, the Friday Prayers Imam of Mashhad, have come into sharp focus.
Notable attendees included former Federal Parliament Speaker Professor Dr. Rita Süssmuth and other influential figures.
The ceremony, held during the Parliament’s Plenary Session, was a poignant tribute to the ongoing struggle for human rights and gender equality in Iran.
This brutal campaign, marked by a series of harrowing verdicts and executions, signals an alarming escalation in the regime’s repressive tactics.
Mahsa Yazdani was summoned, today, Thursday, December 14, 2023, to report to the Office of the Implementation of Verdicts within three days to serve her five years of prison time for seeking justice for her son.
On Friday, December 15, a Baluch compatriot named Davood Brahui was hanged in Qom Central Prison. On Thursday, December 14, two other Baluch compatriots, Khairullah Nahtani in Zahedan Central Prison and Mosafer Zargar in Mashhad Central Prison (Vakilabad), and a prisoner named Jamil in Shiraz Central Prison were hanged by the regime’s executioners.
Despite the enduring efforts, the country remains shackled by a criminal regime, casting a shadow over its people. The staggering statistic of an execution every six hours paints a grim picture of a system marred by gross human rights violations.
According to this comprehensive and all-encompassing definition, the slaughter of human rights in Iran begins with the violation of people’s sovereignty and extends to the most personal aspects of life, including individuals’ clothing choices.
Recent reports reveal a disturbing escalation in the number of executions, with at least 120 individuals executed in November alone, averaging one execution every six hours. Currently, over 5,000 people are on death row in Iran’s prisons.
