Raouf Sheikh Ahmadi and Mohammad Faraji, two Kurdish “Woman, Life, Freedom” protesters, were sentenced to death by Mahabad Revolutionary Court based on their torture-tainted confessions.
Kurdish Protesters Sentenced to Death Amidst Torture Allegations
Raouf Sheikh Ahmadi and Mohammad Faraji, two Kurdish protesters advocating for the 'Woman, Life, Freedom' movement, have been sentenced to death by the Mahabad Revolutionary Court, following confessions reportedly obtained under torture. This case highlights the ongoing repression of dissent in Iran, particularly against ethnic minorities.
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📰 What Happened
Kurdish protesters sentenced to death amid allegations of torture in Iran.
- Mahabad Revolutionary Court execute Raouf Sheikh Ahmadi, Mohammad Faraji
- Iranian authorities torture Raouf Sheikh Ahmadi, Mohammad Faraji
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The sentencing of Kurdish protesters underscores the Iranian regime's harsh measures against dissent.
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