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‘Public Executions Are Extremely Rare’ in Iran, the New York Times Claims, Inaccurately

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The Associated Press says "Public executions are not uncommon in Iran." The watchdog group Iran Human Rights counted 459 such executions between 2008 and 2025, frequently featuring large audiences, including children. United Against Nuclear Iran reports that Iran "regularly carries out executions in public. In many of these cases, the victim is publicly hanged from a construction crane, an especially slow and painful execution method." And that doesn't even mention the extrajudicial killings of pro-democracy protesters. President Trump has said between 30,000 and 52,000 of them were murdered this year by the Iranian regime, many shot in the forehead. The post ‘Public Executions Are Extremely Rare’ in Iran, the New York Times Claims, Inaccurately appeared first on .

First report: Iran executes three protesters in Isfahan amid ongoing unrest — cryptobriefing.com, 14d