Iran has executed another person detained during January protests, according to reports, adding to concerns over the government’s response to dissent. The execution has drawn renewed attention to the use of capital punishment against protesters and detainees accused of security-related offenses. Rights advocates have criticized such cases, warning that defendants may face unfair trials and limited access to legal representation. Iranian authorities have defended their judicial actions, while international pressure continues to grow over arrests, prosecutions, and executions linked to demonstrations.
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