Iran’s Revolutionary Court sentenced three individuals, detained during recent protests, to death. The executions were carried out in undisclosed locations, leaving families and human‑rights advocates without information on the detainees’ whereabouts or the circumstances of their deaths.

The sentences, announced on 28 October, raise serious concerns about due process and the use of capital punishment in politically charged cases. International observers call for transparent investigations and adherence to international human‑rights standards.

These actions underscore the urgent need for accountability and the protection of dissenting voices in the region.

Source: Kurdistan Human Rights Network