The file of Kian Emamverdi; from “Rape by Force” to “Corruption on Earth” / Moein Khazaei

It was the summer of 1399 when some users of the social network Twitter revealed a crime that had been committed against them. They were talking about a man who would lure women to his house and drug them, then take advantage of them while they were unconscious and helpless. The number of testimonies increased, […]...

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A Look at the Wave of Executions in Recent Months/ Milad Pour Eisi

“Violence and execution, the response of anger to inequality.” According to the statistics from the Center for Human Rights Activists in Iran, in the month of Khordad of this year, ninety-seven prisoners have been executed across the country. Based on this report, only less than forty percent of these executions, which is at least thirty […]...

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The moral and ethical responsibility of the execution of the sentence of retribution falls upon Arman Abdolali and Mehran Mosadeghnia.

Human societies have been established since the beginning of history based on a set of rules and laws created by the members of that society. One of these laws that has existed in all societies and throughout different eras, from primitive humans to the present, is the law of retribution, which aims to punish and […]...

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Some points on the issue of execution and the proposal for a campaign / Mostafa Ahmadian

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When the ruler and the judge are one!/Mohammad Javad Akbarin

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What happens to people with disabilities in prisons?/ Saki Laqa’i

This is not a complete sentence and cannot be translated accurately. Please provide a complete sentence for translation. Saqi Laqa’i Discrimination against individuals with disabilities in Iran is not hidden from anyone. This discrimination has existed since the early years of their lives due to a structural system that does not provide equal opportunities for […]...

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One nation or two nations or one divided people?/ Amir Salar Davoudi

“این عکس یک نمونه است” This photo is an example. Amir Salar Davoudi Executions that are regardless of the nature of the charges against the accused and the manner in which trials are conducted, and whether the judicial proceedings leading to the issuance of death sentences are partially or entirely in line with internationally recognized […]...

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A Look at Legal Doubts of Recent Executions / Hossein Taj

This is not a complete sentence, so it cannot be translated accurately. Please provide the full text for a proper translation. Hossein Taj The concept of punishment and its types in criminal law, in domestic and international laws, is not a subject of debate and controversy as long as the principle of proportionality between crime […]...

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Execution of drug offenses from reform to implementation/ Mostafa Ahmadian

“منظوری از بالا” “A view from above” Mustafa Ahmadian The execution cycle for drug convicts in the past years was carried out in a chaotic manner. The result was the ineffectiveness and failure of criminal policies towards this phenomenon. The inefficiency of execution in the face of the widespread use of drugs in society and […]...

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Issuing the death sentence for Mohammad Salas; pride or weakness of the judicial system? / Aramia Karoubi

The restrictions and deprivations imposed on the Gonabadi Dervishes have a long history in terms of media and legal rights. Followers of this mystical community have been repeatedly summoned, arrested, interrogated and sentenced to prison and exile without due legal process by the Iranian government since 2005, after the destruction of the Shari’at Khanqah in […]...

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An overview of Article 301 of the Islamic Penal Code and the concept of discrimination in punishment / Farshid Rafougaran

A while ago, a repetitive and painful news about the murder of a son by his father and the impossibility of retribution due to legal obstacles was published in the media of the country. The fact that harsh and life-depriving punishments have not been effective and useful in reducing heinous crimes is evident from statistics […]...

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“Cherik yesterday, Aref today; A look at the case of Mohammad Ali Taheri in conversation with Nasrin Sotoudeh/ Ali Kalaei”

  Conversation with Ali Kalai Nasrin Sotoudeh is a first-degree lawyer and social activist who has experienced years of imprisonment and even had her license to practice law revoked. She is a member of the Human Rights Defenders Association and has represented many social and political activists, as well as some victims and executed individuals […]...

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