Iran has executed Pedram Madani, accused of spying for Israel, amidst claims of significant flaws in his legal case and coercion in obtaining confessions. His execution follows a troubling report from Human Rights Watch detailing an alarming rise in executions throughout the country, with 478 individuals executed in 2025 alone. Criticism of the judicial process surrounding Madani's trial has been voiced by human rights organizations, which label the proceedings and the political motivations behind these actions as concerning. Advocacy continues for a review of cases marked by ambiguity and questionable practices.
Pedram Madani was executed by Iran, accused of spying for Israel, with reports suggesting fundamental flaws in his case and confessions made under duress.
Human Rights Watch reported that Iran has executed 478 people this year, a dangerous increase highlighting the government's violent repression of dissent and anti-drug policies.
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