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Iran executes man arrested over January protests, judiciary news outlet
- On Thursday, Iran executed Amirhossein Hatami, who was convicted of attacking a classified military facility in Tehran during January protests, after the Supreme Court upheld his sentence following a rejected appeal.
- Amnesty International previously identified Hatami as one of 11 men at imminent risk of execution, citing concerns over "grossly unfair trials" that relied on forced confessions and alleged torture in detention.
- Mizan, the judiciary's news outlet, reported that Hatami admitted to entering the restricted military site and attempting to seize weapons, while officials finalized cases linked to the nationwide anti-government movement.
- Rights groups including Hengaw warn that Tehran is intensifying executions against political detainees, noting Iran executed three men last month convicted of killing two police officers during the January unrest.
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Amir Hosein Hatami, 18, was sentenced to death in February along with six others by a revolutionary court in Tehran.
In Iran, another man has been executed in connection with the recent wave of protests against the regime.
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Iran hanged a man convicted of acting on behalf of Israel and the United States during anti-government protests in January, marking the fourth protester executed by authorities since Iran has been the target of Israeli and American attacks since late February.
Three others were hanged during the last demonstrations on March 19
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Leaning Left1Leaning Right4Center6Last UpdatedBias Distribution55% Center
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