Execution of 12 Prisoners Across Iran’s Prisons

Iran executes 12 prisoners in Gorgan, Shiraz, Jiroft, Arak, Babol, Nahavand, Khorramabad, and Ilam.

Iran Human Rights Society, Monday, September 29, 2025 – Iran executions escalate alarmingly. Authorities hanged 12 prisoners this week. They struck in Gorgan, Shiraz, Jiroft, Arak, Babol, Nahavand, Khorramabad, and Ilam prisons. This pushes last 5 days’ total to 28 deaths. Five prisoners die daily. One falls every five hours. Human rights groups condemn this surge. Unfair trials fuel outrage. Families grieve in silence. Furthermore, these acts violate global laws. Activists demand moratoriums now. Therefore, world leaders must act. Iran executions expose systemic abuses. Justice calls for urgent attention.

Khosayar Amiri’s Execution in Gorgan Prison

On September 28, 2025, guards hanged Khosayar Amiri in Gorgan Prison. They acted at dawn. Officials charged him with drug offenses. Arrest came months earlier. The court sentenced him to death. However, his trial lacked transparency. Witnesses reported rushed hearings. Therefore, doubts linger over his guilt. His family mourned quietly. They received late notice. Human rights monitors track such cases. They urge fair investigations. This death adds to Iran executions’ grim toll.

Esmail Rahimi Tabar’s Execution in Shiraz Prison

Shiraz Prison executed Esmail Rahimi Tabar on August 28, 2025. Dawn brought his end. He hailed from Saadatabad village, Arjan district. Fazlollah was his father. Prosecutors charged him with murder. Arrest followed a violent incident. The judge imposed death swiftly. However, evidence sparked questions. Defense faced tight restrictions. Therefore, fairness seemed absent. His kin grieved privately. They sought details vainly. This case amplifies Iran executions’ flaws. Activists document these tragedies.

Three Executions in Jiroft Prison

Jiroft Prison killed three men on August 28, 2025. Dawn saw Mahmoud Nazari, Reza Ansari, and Saeed Parsayi hanged. Mahmoud, from Isfahan, faced drug charges. Saeed, 40, from Shiraz, awaited death four years. Reza, a Jiroft local, carried similar charges. Courts sentenced all to death. However, trials lacked openness. Families got minimal notice. Therefore, anger mixes with grief. These deaths highlight systemic issues in Iran executions. Rights groups condemn the drug war’s toll.

Two Executions in Arak Prison

Arak Prison executed two men on September 28, 2025. Rasoul Nouri’s name emerged clearly. The second man’s identity remains unknown. Investigators probe further. Drug charges led to their deaths. Arrests happened years ago. Courts upheld death penalties firmly. However, procedures showed flaws. Lawyers faced limited access. Therefore, justice felt compromised. Families demanded answers fruitlessly. These cases swell Iran executions’ count.

One Execution in Babol Prison

Babol Prison hanged one man on September 28, 2025. Mizan News Agency reported briefly. They hid his identity deliberately. Murder charges justified the sentence. Arrest led to quick conviction. However, secrecy clouded details. Families searched for answers desperately. They met official silence. Therefore, frustration grew sharply. Human rights groups track such deaths. They expose hidden Iran executions.

Mehdi Visi’s Execution in Khorramabad Prison

Khorramabad Prison ended Mehdi Visi’s life on September 28, 2025. He was 30, from Babakurdali, Kuhdasht. Sabzali fathered him. A group fight sparked his murder charge. Prosecutors built a swift case. The court sentenced him to death. However, evidence faced scrutiny. Witnesses recanted under pressure. Therefore, doubts persisted strongly. His family begged for mercy vainly. This execution stains Iran’s record.

Bijan Soleimani’s Execution in Nahavand Prison

Nahavand Prison hanged Bijan Soleimani on September 24, 2025. Dawn marked his death. Murder charges led to his arrest. The judiciary confirmed death swiftly. Guards acted without delay. However, trial transparency faltered. Defense struggled against odds. Therefore, justice eroded fast. His family learned too late. They protested quietly. This death fuels Iran executions’ toll.

Ali Saberi and Farhad Mahdipour’s Executions in Ilam Prison

Ilam Prison executed Ali Saberi on September 24, 2025. He was 29, from Ilam. Murder charges followed his arrest three years ago. Farhad Mahdipour died on September 23, 2025. Similar charges sealed his fate. Prosecutors pursued relentlessly. However, trials lacked fairness. Lawyers faced tight constraints. Therefore, convictions felt hollow. Families grieved amid secrecy. These deaths amplify Iran executions’ horror.

Death Penalty vs. Universal Declaration of Human Rights

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights bans unjust executions. Article 3 ensures life and security. Courts alone may deprive them. However, Iran executions defy this. They strip life permanently. Errors can’t be undone. Hanging causes cruel pain. Therefore, it’s deemed torture. Iran executions clash with these principles.

Violating Global Human Rights Commitments

Iran signed the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. Article 6 allows death only for serious crimes with fair trials. However, Iran flouts this. Trials lack transparency. Accused face restrictions. Courts lose independence. Therefore, sentences appear tainted. Many involve drugs or dissent. Activists condemn rushed judgments. They document breaches tirelessly.

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