A 30-year-old Iranian man named Esmail Fakri was hanged last week. His alleged crime? Spying for Israel. His confession? Extracted under torture. His trial? A sham. His death? Just the latest in the Islamic Republic’s four-decade habit of executing dissidents, women, students, and anyone it… | Read More in The Blogs
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