Iran, hanno insultato l’Islam: impiccate due persone
epa10201192 Thousands of Iranians take part in a government support rally against the recent anti-government protests in Iran, after Friday prayer ceremony in Tehran, Iran, 23 September 2022. Iran has faced many anti-government protests following the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian woman, who was arrested in Tehran on 13 September by the morality police, a unit responsible for enforcing Iran's strict dress code for women. She fell into a coma while in police custody and was declared dead on 16 September, with the authorities saying she died of a heart failure while her family advising that she had no prior health conditions. Her death has triggered protests in various areas in Iran and around the world. According to Iran's state news agency IRNA, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi expressed his sympathy to the family of Amini on a phone call and assured them that her death will be investigated carefully. Chief Justice of Iran Gholam-Hossein Mohseni-Eje'i assured her family that upon its conclusion, the investigation results by the Iranian Legal Medicine Organization will be announced without any special considerations. EPA/ABEDIN TAHERKENAREH
08 Maggio 2023, 10:08
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L’Iran ha eseguito la condanna a morte per due persone ritenute colpevoli di avere insultato l’Islam.
Lo rende noto il sito della magistratura iraniana Mizan on-line, secondo cui Sadrollah Fazeli Zarei e Youssef Mehrdad, condannati per avere “insultato il profeta Maometto e bruciato il Corano”, sono stati impiccati in mattinata.
Uno degli accusati, a marzo del 2021, aveva confessato di avere pubblicato sui suoi account social insulti all’Islam, aggiunge il sito della Magistratura della Repubblica islamica.
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08 Maggio 2023, 10:08