NCRI – On the eve of the International Human Rights Day, the Iranian regime’s henchmen hanged a young man, aged 21, in public in Fars Province in southern Iran.
The public hanging was carried out early morning at the archaeological site known as Noorabad Tal (Noorabad hill) in Noorabad Mamasani County in Fars Province at the presence of officials of the Iranian regime’s judiciary and State Security Forces.
The photos of the public hanging was published in local state media.
Also in the run-up to International Human Rights Day, a woman has been sentenced to stoning, lashing, and 25 years imprisonment in northern Iran, local state media reported.
The woman, who was identified only by the initials “A.Kh.”, was sentenced in a court in Gilan Province along with two other men for alleged complicity in the murder of her husband.
One of the two men, identified by the initials R.A., was sentenced to death while the other man was handed down a 25-year prison sentence.
Local state media reported the sentencing on Saturday, however the Iranian regime’s judiciary has not officially published any information on the verdicts.
