Iran regime chops off man’s hand as punishment

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fundamentalist regime has amputated the fingers of a man in his thirties in the city of Mashhad, north-east Iran, the latest in a line of draconian punishments handed down and carried out in recent weeks.

The inhumane sentence was carried out on Monday in the Central Prison of Mashhad. The state-run Khorasan newspaper identified the victim by his initials M. T., adding that he was 39 years old. The prisoner was accused of theft and is also serving a 3-year jail sentence.

The sentence was upheld by the regime's Court of Appeal.

The regime's prosecutor in Mashhad, Gholamali Sadeqi, said: "One of the most important policies in the current year is confronting criminals and carrying out sentences precisely and decisively.”

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Sixteen Baha'iis were arrested

Sixteen Baha'iis were arrested on Monday, November 14, 2015, in Tehran, Isfahan and Mashhad. The women among those arrested were: Negar Bagheri, Nava Monjazeb, Helia Moshtaq (Tehran);

Parvin Nik-Ayeen, Yeganeh Agahi, Matin Janemian (Isfahan); Sanaz Es'haqi, Nika Pakzadan, Faraneh Daneshgari, Nakissa Hajipoor and Naghmeh Zabihian (Mashhad).

It is not yet clear why, on what charges and where these detainees are held.

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Friday, September 11, a 29-year-old woman, Havva, in Naishaboor, douzed herself with kerosene and set herself ablaze in front of her husband and son.

Her 30-year-old husband and little son who had attempted to help Havva's life, were seriously burnt. All three were transferred to the Imam Reza Hospital in Mashhad, capital of central Khorassan Province. Havva is reportedly in critical conditions.

Horrific punishments in Iran

Iran: inhumane amputation verdict implemented in Mashhad

Dossier of the Iranian regime's crimes must be referred to the Security Council and its leaders must face justice in international courts.
The mullahs’ inhumane regime implemented an amputation verdict by cutting off the right hand and left leg of a prisoner in Mashhad.
The victim was charged with collaborating with two other men in robbing a branch of Bank Meli in 2014 and getting away with 1.29 billion rials (around $43,000). 
According to state-run media this group had since 2004 robbed seven other banks. Inhumane rulings and punishments are continuing and executions have skyrocketed despite all of Hassan Rouhani ’s promises of ‘moderation’.
The Iranian resistance called on the international community particularly the European Union, the United States and all human rights defenders to strongly condemn.

Horrific punishments in Iran