Photoreport: Five Public Executions in Yasouj, Iran

HRANA News Agency – This morning five prisoners convicted of rape were hanged publicly in Yasouj, Iran.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), today, eight in the morning, five prisoners convicted of rape were hanged publicly in Yasouj, Kohkilouye Province of Iran.

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Prisoner Hanged in Kashan, Iran

HRANA News Agency – A prisoner convicted of drug trafficking was hanged in Kashan, Iran.

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), quoted from IRIB News, a prisoner convicted of drug trafficking was hanged in Kashan Central Prison om Monday, December 17, 2012.

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IRGC Invites Kurds to Take up Arms Against PJAK

HRANA News Agency – The Army of the Guardians of the Islamic Revolution (IRGC) in Salmas County has published and distributed a pamphlet asking tribal forces and those living in border regions to fight against Kurdish Workers’ Party (PJAK).

According to a report by Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA), IRGC has asked Kurdish citizens to begin an armed conflict against Kurdish Workers’ Party.IRGC agents have begun an orchestrated propaganda against PJAK by pressuring and threatened underprivileged citizens in the border regions to join the Basiji Milita in order to help the Islamic government to defeat PJAK.
In the pamphlet released by the Revolutionary Guard, IRGC warns the members and supporters of PJAK in Iran and says, “We ask courageous Kurds and honorable tribes in Salmas County not to tolerate injustice and oppression perpetrated by PJAK and to defend your honor, lives, properties, families and country by waging war against this group.Don’t remain silent until the last of these mercenaries are wiped off the face of this earth.”
According to the international rules of war and military engagement, civilians and their safety and security must not be endangered or threatened deliberately by the armed conflict between two adversaries.IRGC’s statement calling for armed confrontation between civilians and PJAK has militarized the region and has intentionally carried the current conflict into civilians’ lives.
 

Annual Statistical Report of Human Rights Violations in Iran

Iranian government doesn’t permit the defenders of human rights to be active in Iran and particularly prevents them from reporting human rights violations throughout the country. The flow of information is restricted, and the government doesn’t recognize the civil society as an independent social sphere. As a result, the task of gathering information and reporting has become complex and treacherous in Iran.

Under such difficult circumstances, it is self evident that human rights activists can witness only a small number of widespread and systematic violations of human rights in Iran. Similarly, researching, authenticating and reporting of such violations are also limited in number.

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Compilation of Judicial Rulings – 1389

HRANA – Judicial Authorities of Iran including Magistrate and Appeals Courts have issued 25,975 months imprisonment (suspended & mandatory imprisonment) of which unions have been sentenced to 218, ethnic/national minorities to 1,941, religious minorities to 6,329 months, “Thought and Expression” to 13,101 months, students to 3,563 months, women to118 months, children to150 months, “cultural” to 144 months and Labours to 411 months.

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From October to October: 488 executions in Iran, 333 on the row

HRANA News Agency – According to a report by the HRA’s Institute of Statistics and Publications, from 10th October 2011 until today, 488 people were executed in Iran. Meanwhile, 333 were sentenced to death and waiting for their executions.

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