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Monthly Archives: November 2023

Unidentified Teenager Executed in Sabzevar

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) – State media have reported the execution of an unnamed 18-year-old man for murder in Sabzevar. According to the judiciary’s Mizan news agency, a young man was executed in Sabzevar on 24 November. The exact location of the unnamed man’s execution has not been specified. He was sentenced to qisas (retribution-in-kind) for murder. The defendant was accused of …

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Baluch Rasoul Gorgij and Shahmorad Davoudi Executed in Mashhad

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) – : Rasoul Gorgij and Shahmorad Davoudi, two Baluch men on death row for drug-related charges, were executed in Mashhad Central Prison. According to Haal Vsh, two Baluch men were executed in Mashhad Central Prison (Vakil Abad) on 23 November. Their identities have been reported as 34-year-old Rasoul Gorgij (photo) and 44-year-old Shahmorad Davoudi, both Zahedan …

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Crypto Giant Under US Fire For Iran Sanctions Breach, Terror Funding

iranintl – Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, has been implicated in allegations of violating Iran sanctions and terrorism funding by the US Treasury. In a historic move described as “the new era in crypto crackdown,” the US Department of Justice, Treasury, and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission have imposed a record $4.4 billion fine on Binance on allegations that it enabled the laundering …

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Deployment of Hijab Enforcers in Tehran Metro Sparks Anger

Iranwire – Civil activists and ordinary people in Iran continue to denounce the increased presence of “women in chadors and men with cameras in hand” in Tehran metro stations and other public spaces, including busy squares, parks and university campuses, as the authorities vowed determination in enforcing the mandatory hijab rules. Protests have gained traction on social media, prompting some government …

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HRW Denounces Patterns of Abuses in Iran’s Baluchistan

Iranwire – Human Rights Watch (HRW) has called on the UN Independent Fact-Finding Mission investigating rights violations in Iran to probe the use of excessive force by security forces on protesters, particularly in areas with large ethnic and religious minorities such as the southeastern province of Sistan and Baluchistan. “Security forces fired “birdshot” shotgun pellets, rubber bullets, and tear gas …

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Jailed Iranian Activist Armita Pavir on New Hunger Strike

Iranwire – Armita Pavir, a 29-year-old Iranian activist imprisoned in the northwestern city of Tabriz, says she has been on a hunger strike for 10 days, and holds the Islamic Republic accountable for any harm that may befall her.  In an audio file received by IranWire, Pavir says launched her hunger strike on November 12, the second since her arrest …

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Baha’i Asylum Seeker Faces Imminent Deportation from Türkiye to Iran

Iranwire – Fareed Houshmand, an Iranian Baha’i who has been a refugee in Türkiye for the past seven years, faces a precarious situation as his asylum application has been rejected by a Turkish court. He is at risk of imminent deportation back to Iran. In recent months, Houshmand was detained by Turkish authorities and faces deportation due to Turkish immigration …

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