The Iranian judiciary announced that Amirhossein Hatami, one of the detainees from the December protests, was executed today (Thursday, April 1) on charges of setting fire to the Kaveh Basij base in Tehran. This marks the ninth execution of political prisoners following the nationwide protests of December 2024. Human rights organizations and civil activists have expressed concern over the increasing number of executions, especially since the onset of the war between the U.S. and Israel with Iran, deeming the judicial process and issuance of these sentences as violations of human rights.
Amirhossein Hatami, Another Protester from December Executed
Amirhossein Hatami, a detainee from the December protests in Iran, was executed for allegedly setting fire to a Basij base. This is the ninth execution of political prisoners since the protests, raising concerns among human rights organizations about the judicial process and the implications of increased executions amid geopolitical tensions.
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Iran executed Amirhossein Hatami for protest-related charges amid rising human rights concerns.
- Iranian judiciary execute Amirhossein Hatami
- Iranian judiciary announce public
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The execution of Amirhossein Hatami underscores the Iranian regime's harsh response to dissent.
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