Lakan Prison in Rasht, Two Prisoners Including a Political Prisoner
Two Prisoners Executed in Lakan Prison in Rasht, Two More Transferred for Execution
According to the IHRS, on the morning of Saturday, November 26, 2023, two prisoners executed in Lakan Prison in Rasht. One of them, political prisoner GedaAli SaberMotlagh. And a prisoner accused of murder named Mohsen Sedaghat, at Lakan Central Prison in Rasht.
Political prisoner Political prisoner Political prisoner GedaAli SaberMotlagh, 62 years old. Aarrested on charges of sympathizing with the Mojahedin Khalq Organization and tortured. And interrogated in 2020 on charges of a case that related to many years ago and reactivated by the Judiciary system again.
On the same day, two other prisoners were also transferred from Rasht Central Prison to Prison Quarantine for execution.
About Death Penalty in Iran
Iranian society is in an explosive state due to the accumulated dissatisfaction of more than 40 years of suppression of individual, social and also political freedoms, and economic and livelihood problems.
The Velayat-Al- Faqih system, represented by Khamenei, is struggling with many crises due to its repressive nature. In the context of international crises, he also tries to extort money from countries by taking hostages of foreign nationals and through terrorism, and at the domestic level, he tries to sharpen the blade of oppression on people’s necks every day.
The widespread and increasing execution of prisoners from March 2022 until now is proof that Khamenei is killing his own citizens to prevent the fall of his regime at the hands of the people.
More repression and execution by a government is not a sign of power. but a sign of the explosive dynamism of a society that does not give in to the dictator’s wishes. The blade of repression against the Iranian people is no longer effective.
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