The Iran Human Rights Organization reported the execution of Mahmoud Barati, an imprisoned teacher, along with 10 other prisoners at Qezel Hesar prison on the morning of Monday, September 6. Reports received by Radio Farda also confirm Mr. Barati's execution. Amnesty International called for a halt to the execution of Mahmoud Barati in a statement on Monday morning. Both the Iran Human Rights Organization and Amnesty International introduced Mr. Barati as a teacher who was forced to confess against himself due to 'torture' and in an 'unfair trial.' Reports indicate that Mr. Barati and other condemned prisoners had been transferred to solitary confinement in recent days for the execution of their sentences. All of these defendants were charged with drug-related crimes. The Iran Human Rights Organization stated that Mahmoud Barati was a teacher from Taybad who was 'innocent according to his relatives.' 'He has been in prison for 9 years and no drugs were found on him. Mahmoud Barati was sentenced to death based on the confession of a drug dealer who, before his execution, declared in writing twice that his confession was false and was made only because he thought this teacher had informed on him.'
Mahmoud Barati, Imprisoned Teacher, Executed on Drug-Related Charges
Mahmoud Barati, a teacher imprisoned for nine years, was executed along with ten others for drug-related charges. His execution has been condemned by Amnesty International, which highlighted concerns over torture and an unfair trial. This incident raises significant human rights issues in Iran.
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Iran executed teacher Mahmoud Barati on drug charges amid claims of torture and unfair trial.
- Iranian government execute Mahmoud Barati, 10 other prisoners
- Amnesty International announce Mahmoud Barati
- Iran Human Rights Organization protest Iranian government
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The execution of Mahmoud Barati underscores serious human rights violations in Iran.
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