#Important : Najmeh Amini, a 23 years old Iranian woman has been sentenced to death for “insulting the prophet” on social media! This is a very alarming development. Although blasphemy carries the death penalty under Iranian law and two men were executed on such charges in 2023, this case risks expanding the use of the death penalty against peaceful online expression. The fact that the sentence has been imposed on a young woman adds another serious dimension. Without a strong international response now, we risk seeing a broader use and implementation of death sentences for expression. The international community must demand that Najmeh Amini’s sentence be overturned and call for an immediate moratorium on all executions! #NajmehAmini #NoDeathPenalty

#Urgent: Alireza Sepahi was hanged early this morning, according to his lawyers. The weekly execution of protesters continues, while hundreds more have been sentenced to death or face charges carrying the death penalty. This is a continuation of the mass killing of January protesters- first on the streets, now through executions. An immediate halt to all executions must be a central demand of every government maintaining diplomatic relations with the Islamic Republic. #StopExecutionsInIran #NoDeathPenalty #AlirezaSepahi

#urgent: The Islamic Republic hanged another January protester, Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi, this morning. The authorities have published a photograph of him holding a gun, apparently while hunting- seemingly to imply guilt or justify his execution. Since 18 March, 34 protesters have been executed, 32 in connection with the January protests. That is in average one protester executed every week, a rate unprecedented since the 1980s. More than 100 protesters are currently at risk of execution, while hundreds more face possible death sentences. The international community must act immediately, using all available diplomatic tools, to halt this wave of executions and secure a suspension of the death penalty in Iran. #StopExecutionsInIran #SiavashJamshidiKheirabadi

We are gravely concerned for the life of #Ali_Zarei, who was transferred to solitary confinement in Ghezel Hesar Prison on 21 September. In a recent voice recording from prison, he announced that his death sentence had been upheld. We fear his execution may be imminent. Ali, 27, lost sight in one eye after being shot with pellets during Iran’s 2022 protests. He subsequently left Iran for Germany but returned in April 2026, and reportedly sentenced to death on «corruption on earth» charges! The international community must act urgently to save his life. Hope it is not too late! #StopExecutionsInIran

Today, Iran Human Rights published its report on those killed during the January 2026 protests. At the end of the report, nearly 100 pages are devoted solely to the names and information of the victims. As you turn the pages and see the names, page after page, the scale of this crime becomes more tangible. Every name is a human being; someone with a life, dreams, a family, and loved ones waiting for them to come home. And when we know that more than 90% of them were killed in just two days, the magnitude of what happened becomes even more horrifying. This is a minimum list, and it is certainly neither complete nor free from error. One of the reasons we are publishing it at this stage is that we want, with your help, to make this record of the crime more complete and more accurate for the historical record. If you notice an error, if you cannot find the name of someone you know was killed during the protests, or if you have additional information, photographs or documentation about any of the victims, please share it with us. Documenting the truth is part of the path towards justice. #IranProtests2026