Iran: Thirty-four executions in 11 days

                                 
                                  34 executions in a mere 11 days, many in public 

In cities of Bandar Abbas, Karaj, Kermanshah, Mashhad, Zahedan, Zabol and Semnan
Mullahs’ anti-human regime executed three prisoners on Thursday, May 1, the International Workers’ Day. These three prisoners Mostafa Nazi Chalavi, Amir Rouzdar and Babak Vavani who were hanged in the Bandar Abbas Prison bring the number of executions in the past eleven days to 34 with at least five of them 20 to 23 years old.
In the city of Karaj, on April 1 and 2, eleven prisoners were executed in two group executions in the Ghezel Hessar and Gohardasht prisons. Rasoul Talebei, one of those executed in Ghezel Hessar Prison, was 20.
In the city of Kermanshah, on April 27, at least seven prisoners were executed in Diezelabad Prison. Two of those executed were Fariborz Siabani and Fattahi.
In the city of Mashhad, on April 21, 28 and 29, six prisoners were executed with one just 20 years old.
In the city of Zahedan, on April 2 and 4, three prisoners were executed in the central prison. On April 26, three political prisoners of the Sunni Baluchi compatriots who were 20 to 23 years old were hanged in public in the city of Zabol. On April 26 in the city of Semnan a prisoner was hanged in public.  
Hanging of the prisoners in the alleys, streets and prisons of cities around the country, especially in regions such as Sistan & Baluchistan, demonstrates the fright of a regime on the verge of its demise from a popular uprising, particularly in the deprived regions were people in the mullahs’ regime suffer two fold from tyranny, oppression, plunder and discrimination. 
These executions that have taken on an unprecedented dimension during Rouhani’s office betray any illusion of moderation by the clerical fascist regime ruling Iran that considers intensification of suppression as essential to its survival.