Iran Sėe listens to UN, executes one member of minorities

Javed Dehghan, who is said to have been leader of the militant sanit group “Jaish al-Adl”, which in Albanian means “Justice Army”, was sentenced to execution on the rope for shooting two security officials five years ago in the southeastern province of Sistan-Baluccistan.

Through a social networking post Friday, the United Nations Human Rights Office called against the execution of this person and condemned the execution verse, which according to this office, is at least 28 by mid - December alone. Among those executed are minority members, Reuters writes, broadcast Gazeta Express.

World human rights organisations have often criticised Iran for violating human rights and the large number of executed persons. According to the organisation “Amnesty International”, Iran is the second state in the world to have executed mostly convicted persons, after China.

This organisation said the court has condemned Dahghani based on confessions prompted by torture and ignoring serious abuse during the investigative process by Revolutionary Guards and investigative authorities.