Mariacarmela RibeccoDa gennaio 2024, detenuti nel braccio della morte e prigionieri politici in #Iran portano avanti l ogni martedì uno sciopero della fame contro le esecuzioni. La campagna “No to Execution Tuesdays”, giunta a oltre 120 settimane consecutive, coinvolge 56 carceri. Nonostante il rischio di esecuzione, torture e ritorsioni, i detenuti continuano a chiedere l’abolizione della pena di morte.
#StopExecutionsInIran #hungerStrike #NoToExecutionTuesdays #FreePoliticalPrisoners
https://iranhumanrights.org/2026/06/as-executions-surge-in-iran-prisoners-risk-their-lives-to-protest-the-states-killings/
#StopExecutionsInIran #hungerStrike #NoToExecutionTuesdays #FreePoliticalPrisoners
https://iranhumanrights.org/2026/06/as-executions-surge-in-iran-prisoners-risk-their-lives-to-protest-the-states-killings/
As Executions Surge in Iran, Prisoners Risk Their Lives to Protest the State's Killings
For more than two years, prisoners have staged weekly hunger strikes against one of the world's deadliest execution sprees—despite facing execution, torture, and retaliation June 8, 2026 — As Iranian authorities carry out executions at a pace unmatched in decades, death row prisoners and political detainees across the country have sustained an extraordinary act of resistance: a weekly hunger strike against the death penalty that has continued for more than 120 consecutive weeks and spread to 56 prisons across the country. For more than two years, prisoners across Iran have staged these weekly hunger strikes in protest against the state's
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