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Judicial repression in Iran is not limited to Tehran. Across provinces, Revolutionary Courts repeat the same pattern-unfair trials, forced confessions, and death sentences against protesters and minorities. #StopExecutionsInIran iran-hrm.com/2026/04/29/a...

Iran: Accountability of Judicial Repression Officials and Death Sentence Judges – Part Two

Provincial Revolutionary Courts and the Nationwide Reproduction of Death Sentences In the first part of this report, the role of

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In Iran, protesters are sent to the gallows after trials that last minutes. Executions are organized through the judiciary. This report exposes the officials and “death judges” behind it and calls for accountability. #StopExecutionsInIran iran-hrm.com/2026/04/26/i...

Iran: Accountability of Judicial Repression Officials and Death Sentence Judges – Part One

Examining the role of Iran’s judiciary chief and key judges in systemic repression and executions A series of reports previously

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Deputy of the “Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults” (Kanoon), Farhad Fallah, reveals the true depth of the ongoing human tragedy in Iran: “Execute the arrested spies in nighttime gatherings with public presence” iran-hrm.com/2026/04/29/w...

When guardians of children’s cultural education normalize death in Iran

Prisons turned to slaughter houses of human rights By Maryam Fakhar As authorities demand accelerated executions and death sentences, I

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Political prisoners Hamed Validi, 45 & Nima Shahi, 38, members of Iran's opposition, PMOI/MEK were executed at dawn on April 20, despite repeated warnings. Arrested BEFORE the so-called “12-day war,” yet later accused of espionage tied to it, a clear fabrication. iran-hrm.com/2026/04/20/p...

Political Executions Amidst Global Inaction: Hamed Validi and Nima Shahi Hanged in Iran

Why Have These Numerous Warnings Been Ignored? Despite warnings regarding the sudden and hasty transfer of two political prisoners, Hamed

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Judiciary in Iran – Part 5 exposes how repression becomes execution. Cases built on torture, forced confessions, and denial of defense are fast-tracked through Revolutionary Courts and rubber-stamped on appeal—ending in covert or rushed executions. #StopExecutionsInIran iran-hrm.com/2026/04/20/t...

Judiciary in Iran; The Legal Instrument of Repression Under the Supreme Leader – Part 5

From Revolutionary Courts to the Implementation of Execution The previous four reports in this series about repression examined, respectively, the

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In Iran, this 4th report shows how the judiciary under the Supreme Leader strips defendants of the right to defense from day one—restricting counsel, blocking case files, and relying on torture-tainted confessions. @drmaisato.bsky.social iran-hrm.com/2026/04/18/j...

Judiciary in Iran; The Legal Instrument of Repression Under the Supreme Leader – Part 4

From Denial of the Right to Defense to Judicial Criminalization The previous three reports in this series examined, respectively, the

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In this third and concluding report on Iran’s judiciary, we examine how Revolutionary Courts and security prosecutors serve as the core of repression—turning dissent into “security crimes” and sidelining due process. iran-hrm.com/2026/04/15/j...

Judiciary in Iran: The Legal Instrument of Repression under the Supreme Leader – Part 3

Revolutionary Courts and Security Prosecutor’s Offices; The Operational Core of Judicial Repression In the previous two parts, this report showed

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A reminder of what’s happening during Iran’s digital shutdown: 656 executions in just 3 months 341 in January 307 in February Only 8 recorded in March, while Iran was offline The real number is likely far higher. @drmaisato.bsky.social

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This report from inside Iran exposes key perpetrators of executions in Qezel Hesar Prison. Allah-Karam Azizi oversaw mass executions and directly supervised them. Ghasem Sahraee led violent raids, beat prisoners, and threatened to kill and “disappear” detainees. iran-hrm.com/2026/04/11/h...

Hold the Perpetrators of Political Executions in Iran Accountable: International Debt to Human Rights

Between March 30 and April 9, 2026 (10-20 Farvardin 1405), ten political prisoners were executed in Qezel Hesar Prison. These

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In Iran, executions don’t end with death. Families are denied final visits, burial, and even the location of graves—amounting to ongoing psychological torture and enforced disappearance. “Where are the bodies?” remains unanswered. Read Hostage-taking of Bodies in Iran: iran-hrm.com/2026/04/10/h...

Hostage-Taking of Bodies in Iran

Policy of Enforced Disappearance, Torture of Families of the Executed The question "Where are the bodies?" has been one of

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Iran’s judiciary has been structurally repurposed into an execution apparatus under the 2024 Judicial Transformation Document, expanding “security” charges and security-agency influence to enable faster prosecutions and harsher sentences in political cases. iran-hrm.com/2026/04/10/l...

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This research report provides a chapter-by-chapter analysis of how Iran’s judiciary is structurally controlled, exposing the mechanisms that undermine independence and enable systemic repression. iran-hrm.com/2026/04/09/i...

Iran Judiciary Structure; Legal Instrument of Repression under the Supreme Leader

How the ruling regime in Iran centralizes judiciary power and restricts independence through structural control Judiciary is a fundamental institution

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In 2025, Iran executed 17 political prisoners. In just 18 days (Mar 19–Apr 6, 2026), 13 have been executed—almost one every 1.5 days. Total in 2026 so far: 16, nearly matching all of last year. A clear political purge under the shadow of war. #StopExecutionsInIran iran-hrm.com/2026/04/06/e...

Execution in Iran: Oxygen for the Survival of the Islamic Republic, 13 Political Executions in 18 Days

For Iran, execution is not a legal punishment; it is the primary language through which the sovereignty communicates with the

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Iran: The Judiciary spokesperson announced that any “operational action” or “intelligence activity” linked to the “enemy” carries the death penalty and confiscation of assets. He stressed that there will be “no leniency” for the accused. @cpjpaus.bsky.social @eji.org iran-hrm.com/2026/04/03/t...

Threats of Execution Under the “Law for Strengthening Punishment”

While global attention is fixed on transborder military tensions, the judicial apparatus of the Islamic Republic is accelerating at an

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We have long warned that Iran is conducting a silent massacre, now under a digital blackout. The atrocities of 1988 are at risk of repeating unless the UN uses its mandate to initiate prosecutions of these perpetrators under universal jurisdiction and other applicable international legal mechanisms.

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A comprehensive report by Iran HRM documents a sharp escalation of repression in Iran: executions, mass arrests, torture, denial of medical care, pressure on families, asset confiscation, and systematic denial of legal defense. @nycbarassociation.bsky.social iran-hrm.com/2026/04/01/3...

Iran: Executions, Mass Arrests, and Intensified Judicial Pressure in Late February and March 2026

A documented report on executions, arrests, torture, denial of medical care, pressure on families, asset confiscation, and systematic restrictions on

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Four political prisoners were executed in just 48 hours in Iran after being convicted on charges including membership in the PMOI (MEK) in unfair proceedings. We call on the international community and the UN to condemn these executions. @drmaisato.bsky.social iran-hrm.com/2026/03/31/e...

Execution of Babak Alipour & Pouya Ghobadi: Iran’s political killings Amidst the Fog of War

As the wartime catastrophe at the borders takes on new dimensions, the Islamic Republic’s execution machine is accelerating its unprecedented

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Iran has executed two more political prisoners for membership in Iran's opposition, PMOI (MEK); Babak Alipour (34) and Pouya Ghobadi (33), one day after the hanging of Mohammad Taghavi and Akbar Daneshvarkar. Iran’s escalating use of executions to crush dissent must stop @drmaisato.bsky.social

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.@drmaisato.bsky.social warned of imminent executions in Iran—but no action followed. Now, two political prisoners, Mohammad Taghavi & Akbar Daneshvarkar, have been executed for membership in the PMOI. Under war conditions, states must invoke universal jurisdiction. iran-hrm.com/2026/03/30/e...

Execution of Two Political Prisoners in Iran; Secret Executions Carried Out Under Wartime Conditions

Political and security developments in Iran indicate an intensification of pressure on political prisoners during one of the most sensitive

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Zolghadr’s appointment to Iran’s Supreme National Security Council signals a clear power shift—from elected bodies to the IRGC’s security core. A longtime architect of repression, his rise reflects deeper centralization iran-hrm.com/2026/03/27/a...

Appointment of Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr as Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council

Transfer of Security to the Hard Core and Restructuring of Power in Iran  How this appointment reflects the shift of

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After 3 weeks of blackout in Iran, prisoners’ voices emerged In 56 prisons across Iran, political prisoners continue their hunger strike in Week 113 of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign—warning of executions, torture, and deadly conditions. #StopExecutionsInIran iran-hrm.com/2026/03/24/1...

113th Week of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” Campaign in 56 Prisons Across Iran

Political prisoners in 56 different prisons across the country continued their hunger strike in the 113th week of the "No

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