Iran regime hangs 43-year-old mother

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NCRI - Iran’s regime has hanged a 43-year-old mother in a prison in the city of Karaj, in Alborz Province, north-west of Tehran.

The woman, identified as Ms. Pari-Dokht Molai-Far, was hanged on Wednesday in the notorious Qezelhesar Prison.

The mother of one had been imprisoned in the notorious Qarchak Prison for Women in the city of Varamin for the past three years and was transferred to Qezelhesar for the execution to take place.

Qarchak Prison, also referred to as ‘Qarchak Death Camp’, was used by the Iranian regime as a place to brutally torture and rape those arrested during the 2009 anti-regime popular protests. The death of at least four young protesters under torture in Qarchak turned into a scandal for the Iranian regime.

Also on Wednesday, the mullahs’ regime hanged three men in a public square in Karaj. The three men, who were not named, were hanged at dawn.

Five other death-row prisoners, including one woman, in the south-eastern city of Kerman were on Wednesday transferred to solitary confinement in preparation for their imminent execution.

Three of the men have been identified as Ezzat Sabeki, Meysam Shahraki and Ali Zehi.

At least 31 prisoners have been executed in Iran in the past 9 days.

Faced with escalating popular discontent and unable to respond to the rightful demands of the majority of the Iranian people who are living under the poverty line, the religious fascism ruling Iran - dubbed the ‘godfather of ISIS’ by the Iranian people - is ramping up suppression.