Child killed in secret among 230 Iran executions in 2021, U.N. says
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Javaid Rehman, the U.N.'s independent investigator on human rights in Iran, said that the country continues to use the death penalty "at an alarming rate."
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UNITED NATIONS (AP) -- Iran executed over 250 people, including at least four child offenders, in 2020 and so far this year has carried out 230 executions
Javaid Rehman, the U.N.'s independent investigator on human rights in Iran, said that the country continues to use the death penalty "at an alarming rate."
Flawed processes, vague charges show 'imposition of death penalty constitutes arbitrary deprivation of life,' investigator Javaid Rehman tells General Assembly's human rights panel
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