Updated · National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) · Jul 11
Iran Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentences for 12 Isfahan Protesters
Updated
Updated · National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) · Jul 11
Iran Supreme Court Upholds Death Sentences for 12 Isfahan Protesters
3 articles · Updated · National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) · Jul 11
Summary
Twelve people arrested during January protests in Isfahan had their death sentences upheld by Iran’s Supreme Court on July 5 in the Alikhani Square case.
Dadban said the case has now been sent to the Enforcement of Judgments Branch of the Revolutionary Court in Isfahan, moving the sentences toward implementation.
The ruling surfaced alongside new reports that security forces opened fire on people celebrating Ali Khamenei’s death, with Hengaw identifying two women killed in late February.
The case adds to broader evidence of an intensified crackdown after this year’s unrest, including mass arrests, executions and pressure on dissent across Iran.