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RT @NazaninAJ: Today, three infamous judges in Iran, responsible for sentencing innocent Iranians to imprisonment and execution, were killed by a vigilante who subsequently took his own life. They got the easy way out and escaped accountability, I would have preferred to see them stand trial, both domestically and in an international tribunal. This incident underscores the misery of the Iranian people who feel trapped and hopeless and no where to turn to seek justice. It highlights the urgent need for a secular and democratic government in Iran, where the mullahs are confined to their role in the mosque, and the rule of law prevails.

In such a system, justice would be rooted in a fair legal framework grounded in universal human rights and the rule of law, rather than Sharia or “elm-e ghazi” (the judge’s personal discretion). It would ensure a clear separation of powers, especially within the judiciary, to guarantee fair trials and uphold human rights.

On social media, Iranians are courageously sharing personal accounts of being unjustly tried by these notorious and barbaric judges, including activists like Atena Daemi. x.com/atenadaemi/status/1880…

To learn more about these judges’ human rights abuses, visit the Faces of Crime website.

Ali Razini facesofcrime.org/profile/193…

Mohammad Moghiseh: facesofcrime.org/profile/57/…

Ali Hossein Nayyeri facesofcrime.org/profile/37/…

Reinhard Lamsfuss @rlamsfuss.bsky.social

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