Ali Alizehi and Abdolhamid Shihaki, two Baluch men on death row for drug-related offences, were executed in Kerman Central Prison.
Baluch Minorities Executed for Drug Offences in Kerman
Ali Alizehi and Abdolhamid Shihaki, two Baluch men, were executed in Kerman Central Prison for drug-related offences. Their execution highlights ongoing issues regarding drug laws and minority rights in Iran. This event raises concerns about the treatment of ethnic minorities and the use of the death penalty in the country.
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📰 What Happened
Two Baluch men, Ali Alizehi and Abdolhamid Shihaki, were executed in Kerman Central Prison for drug-related offences. This execution underscores ongoing issues regarding drug laws and the treatment of ethnic minorities in Iran.
- The executions were carried out in Kerman Central Prison.
- The men were sentenced to death for drug-related offences, which is a common punishment in Iran.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has strict drug laws and a high rate of executions, particularly affecting ethnic minorities like the Baluch. The Baluch people often face discrimination and marginalization within Iranian society.
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