In an interview with Farnaz Ghazizadeh on BBC Persian's special dialogue program, Toumaj Salehi discussed his experiences of arrest, imprisonment, and the issuance of a death sentence. He spoke about the increase in the number of executions and pressure on political prisoners, the rise of repression in Iran after the war, and the importance of supporting political prisoners. He also mentioned a campaign he has launched in this regard on social media.
Toumaj Salehi: I Practiced Every Day for the Moment of Execution So I Wouldn't Show Weakness
Toumaj Salehi, a political prisoner, shared his harrowing experiences of arrest and the threat of execution in an interview, highlighting the alarming rise in executions and repression in Iran. His advocacy for political prisoners and the campaign he initiated on social media underline the urgent need for international attention on human rights in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Toumaj Salehi discusses his execution experience and the plight of political prisoners in Iran.
- Toumaj Salehi announce political prisoners
- Toumaj Salehi launch social media campaign
💡 Why It Matters
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The plight of political prisoners in Iran is worsening amid increased executions.
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