In the past 48 hours, the Islamic regime of Iran executed 13 people (in a report received by Mina Ahadi and the International Committee against Execution).
3 were executed this Sunday on charges of ‘corruption’ and ‘enmity against god’ in Sistan Baluchestan, namely Yahya Charizehi, Abdoljalil Kahrazehi and Abdolbasset Rigi.
10 others, including Saeed Sadighi and a father and son, were executed Monday morning in Tehran’s Evin prison for ‘drug-related’ offences.
Hundreds protested to stop the executions in Tehran. Security forces attacked the protesters and even threatened to shoot at them. This marks the first time that the families of ordinary (not political) prisoners were involved in public protests against executions.
A ‘killing spree‘, and just another day in the life of this regime…
Per Iranian poet Ahmad Shamlou:
The lock clanked open.
The smile on his lips trembled
like the dancing reflection of water on the wall
when the sun is shining.
The lock clanked open.
Outside
magical colors of dawn
were wondering around
like lost notes
trying to find refuge
in the holes of a bamboo flute.
The lock clanked open,
the smile on his lips trembled
like the dancing reflection of water on the wall
when the sun is shining.
The lock
clanked open.
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