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Iran publicly executes two Isfahan protesters despite UN calls to stop

Iran has executed two men in Isfahan following their conviction for the deaths of four police officers during January protests.

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What happened

The individuals were convicted in connection to the deaths of four police officers during protests that took place in January. These actions occurred notwithstanding formal calls from the United Nations to halt such executions.

The Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, Reuters, AP News, and Euronews identify these events as part of a continued state response to the January unrest. Coverage notes the public nature of the hangings in Isfahan and highlights that these executions proceeded despite international appeals for restraint.

The status of additional individuals potentially facing similar convictions remains unstated in current reporting. The international community’s response following the execution of these two protesters, particularly in relation to the previously issued UN calls to stop, is pending.

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Where did the public executions take place?

The executions took place in Alikhani Square in Isfahan.

What were the men convicted of?

The men were convicted of killing four police officers during protests in January.

Did the UN intervene?

Yes, reports indicate that the executions were carried out despite calls from the UN to stop.

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