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The UN Human Rights Chief said Iran has executed at least 56 people since March, calling executions a tool to suppress dissent and anti-government protest.
The UN Human Rights Chief reported Iran has executed at least 56 people since March, characterizing executions as a tool to suppress dissent and anti-government protest. The executions target political prisoners and activists, not just criminal defendants.
Iran using executions as political suppression is not new, but the scale and pace the UN is documenting suggest an intensified crackdown. The timing—from March onward—may reflect response to specific protest movements or broader regime instability, but the pattern is clear: Iran is using capital punishment to deter political opposition.
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