Iranian Judiciary
Coverage of Iranian Judiciary in the Nexus archive.
- Iran hangs 2 protesters in public, crowd cries 'dishonorable' as security fires tear gas
Iran publicly hanged two men, Abolfazl Sepahi Badjani and Amirhossein Safari Hosseinabadi, in Isfahan's Shahid Alikhani Square over alleged involvement in January's anti-government protests. Onlookers reportedly chanted 'Dishonorable' before security forces dispersed the crowd with tear gas, and the judiciary accused the men of charges including 'enmity against God' and killing four security officers.
- The war is on hold, but Iran’s internal crackdown is only deepening
The Iranian judiciary has reported the hanging of Mohammad Amin Biglari. The execution is part of Iran's internal crackdown. The news indicates a deepening of the crackdown.
- Iran’s judiciary vows action against ‘enemy’s mercenaries’ amid executions
Iran's judiciary has vowed to take action against accused foreign agents, citing national security concerns, as the country intensifies executions and asset confiscations. The move targets individuals deemed 'enemy's mercenaries'. Authorities are cracking down on those suspected of threatening national security.