Campaign for the Freedom of Pakhshan Azizi: Hundreds of Thousands Demand Abolishment of Death Sentence

According to the report from the campaign for the freedom of Pakhshan Azizi, a civil activist sentenced to death, over 413,500 people have signed a letter to the head of the judiciary of the Islamic Republic of Iran, demanding his release. The letter addressed to Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje'i calls for the 'suspension of the death sentence against Pakhshan Azizi, the annulment of his conviction, and his immediate and unconditional release.' It also requests the suspension of all death sentences and the abolition of the death penalty in Iran. The letter published on the Avaz website highlights Ms. Azizi's peaceful humanitarian and human rights activities, including support for women and children in Syrian refugee camps. Previously, Maziar Tataei, one of Pakhshan Azizi's lawyers, announced on social media 'X' that on the third of Bahman, while he was visiting the Supreme Court of the Islamic Republic with Amir Reisiyaan, another lawyer for this civil activist, 'the reviewing branch agreed to the request for a stay of execution.' Pakhshan Azizi was sentenced to death and four years in prison on the second of Mordad this year by Branch 26 of the Islamic Revolutionary Court in Tehran, presided over by Iman Afshari, on charges of 'rebellion through membership in opposing groups.' He was arrested last summer by the intelligence forces of the Islamic Republic in Tehran. The U.S. Special Representative for Iran's Deputy on the 25th of Dey called for the abolition of Pakhshan Azizi's death sentence, who is a Kurdish activist and social worker. Abram Pili wrote on social media 'X' that the U.S. urges the Iranian government to revoke the death sentence of the humanitarian after his 'sham trial.' The Avaz website, which publishes in 17 European, Middle Eastern, and Asian languages, states that it was established in 2007 with a simple democratic mission: to organize citizens of all countries to bridge the gap between the current world and the world that most people want to achieve. This website mentions that it empowers millions from various sectors of society to act on important global, regional, and national issues, from corruption and poverty to conflicts and climate change. Avaz refers to actions such as signing petitions, funding media campaigns and direct actions, sending emails and contacting governments, lobbying, and organizing protests and in-person events. What does the suspension of Pakhshan Azizi's death sentence mean? Explanations by Mousa Barzini. The strike of shopkeepers in Qorveh in protest against the death sentence of Pakhshan Azizi and Vrishe Moradi. A member of the European Parliament called for the abolition of the sentences of Pakhshan Azizi and Vrishe Moradi. The father of Mahsa Amini was accused of 'propaganda against the regime' of the Islamic Republic. Narges Mohammadi: Executioners have raised gallows in Iran's prisons. The campaign for the freedom of Vrishe Moradi: the life of this political prisoner remains in danger.