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A Human Rights Organization that Warns: The Threat of Silent Executions Is in the Hands of 200 Detainees After Dismantling Their Concentration in a Prison.

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Iran's Human Rights Organization warned that the transfer of more than 200 prisoners on death row in drug cases from the Qazil siege prison in the city of Karj to other prisons could pre-empt the execution of their death sentences. The aim of this move was to break the prisoners' unity and collective resistance.
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Iran's Human Rights Organization warned that the transfer of more than 200 prisoners on death row in drug cases from the Qazil siege prison in the city of Karj to other prisons could pre-empt the execution of their death sentences. The aim of this move was to break the prisoners' unity and collective resistance.

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جنوبية broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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