Peyman Farahavar, a poet and political prisoner convicted of property damage, is at imminent risk of execution after his sixth appeal was rejected and his case was referred to the Sentence Enforcement Unit.
Poet and Political Prisoner Peyman Farahavar Faces Imminent Execution in Rasht
Peyman Farahavar, a poet and political prisoner in Iran, faces imminent execution after his sixth appeal was denied and his case moved to the Sentence Enforcement Unit. His conviction is for property damage, raising concerns about the treatment of political dissidents in the country.
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📰 What Happened
Peyman Farahavar faces imminent execution after appeal rejection for property damage conviction.
- Iranian authorities execute Peyman Farahavar
- Iranian authorities arrest Peyman Farahavar
- Iranian authorities refer Sentence Enforcement Unit
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Peyman Farahavar's case exemplifies the risks faced by political prisoners in Iran.
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