Human rights organizations and activists condemn the rising number of executions in Iran, viewing them as a tool to instill fear and silence opposition.

Human rights organizations and activists condemn the rising number of executions in Iran, viewing them as a tool to silence dissent and calling for an end to capital punishment.

There is strong condemnation of the Iranian regime's use of executions, with activists calling for an end to the death penalty and highlighting the plight of Iranian women.

Geobits condemn public executions in Iran, highlighting human rights concerns and the UN's call to stop them.

Reports indicate that Iran has expelled a significant number of Afghan migrants, with the UN confirming the figures.

There is strong condemnation of public executions and the high number of executions in countries like China, North Korea, Somalia, Yemen, and Saudi Arabia.

The UN human rights chief is criticized for allegedly ignoring dictatorships and human rights abuses in countries including China, Cuba, North Korea, and Saudi Arabia.

UN experts and human rights advocates condemn executions in Iran, highlighting issues of torture, forced confessions, and lack of fair trials.

Reports detail the execution of individuals like Ahmad Nikdel and Alireza Sepahi, with concerns raised about the fairness of their trials and the influence of victims' families.

Some compare Iran's practice of public executions to those in Iraq and by the Taliban, expressing shame for any perceived US alignment with such practices.