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Iran’s Use of Death Penalty Continues Despite International Outcry
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Iran's Use of Death Penalty Continues Despite International Outcry
8 February 20210624 Beenish Ashraf

Iran’s Use of Death Penalty Continues Despite International Outcry

On 12 December 2020, Iranian authorities had executed Ruhollah Zam, an Iranian dissident and journalist who was living in exile in Paris since 2009, o

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