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Ladybbird · 09-09-22, 01:34

IRAN: Woman Condemned to Hang Suffers Heart Attack Watching 16 Executed Before Her

Zahra Esmaili was sentenced to hang after killing her abusive husband - a rumoured senior Intelligence Ministry official - but died while watching 16 men executed before her in Iran

Daily Mirror UK 9 SEP 2022

Zahra Esmaili, pictured, was sentenced to die for killing her abusive husband - who was suspected of being an Iranian Ministry of Intelligence

An Iranian woman condemned to hang had a heart attack and died after watching 16 men executed before her - but the regime's barbaric guards still carried out the sentence on her corpse.

Zahra Esmaili and her two children were reportedly subjected to cruelty at the hands of her abusive husband and eventually snapped, shooting the rumoured senior Ministry of Intelligence official dead on July 16, 2017.

Her kids - who claimed to have been asleep in their rooms at the time - were arrested as her co-conspirators, with her daughter sentenced to five years and her son cleared and released.

Zahra's death was confirmed by Iranian rights organisations in February last year.

A few days later her lawyer Omid Moradi claimed Zahra had suffered a heart attack in the moments leading up to her hanging, a human rights group told The Mirror.

Moradi said she died “after witnessing 16 men being executed before her”.

The cruel guards decided her death was not enough, so hung her corpse - with her husband's mother kicking the stool from beneath her.

Iran sentences two female gay rights activists to death for 'promoting homosexuality'

An Iranian woman (not Esmaili) prays in front of the noose before she is executed

Trying to cover up the sequence of events, officials published an account denying she'd died as a result of a heart attack, which Moradi claimed had been scribbled on her death certificate.

The officials added a horrifying detail, claiming that her son had assisted the mother-in-law in helping the hangman.

Speaking with The Mirror, Iran HR Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam explained how the regime uses the idea of execution to instill fear into the general population.

He said: "And this is the effect they're looking for. And it's the same in each case: 'Obey our rules. This can happen to you'.

"That's the message," he added.

A convicted killer is brought to the gallows in Iran's northern city of Noor in April 2014

The officials' decision to publicise Esmaili's case, and to share the fact that her son was complicit in their barbarity, was rare as most killings happen behind closed doors, Mahmood added.

He also questioned why the Iranian leaders ban most civil liberties, while allowing everyday citizens to decide between life and death.

He said: "So how is it possible that they give the responsibility of taking life to a common citizen? They make ordinary citizens complicit in what they actually are doing."

In October, a UN human rights expert warned the BBC that almost all executions in Iran were "an arbitrary deprivation of life."

Under Iran's penal code, citizens can be executed for crimes that are not considered "the most serious" under international law, such as drug trafficking.

The month preceding President Raisi's election victory, saw the most executions, at 51.

The mother of a murder victim slaps his killer before removing the noose from his neck

People have called on Western powers to address Iran's death penalty record and other human rights violations as part of their negotiations over the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal.

“We cannot sacrifice human rights at the mantle of the nuclear negotiations with the Islamic Republic,” said Hadi Ghaemi, Centre for Human Rights Iran executive director.

He continued: "The Iranian authorities insisted that human rights not be a part of the nuclear negotiations from day one; it is beyond hypocrisy for them to now insist that human rights sanctions should be lifted in order to resume the Iran nuclear deal."

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Ladybbird Join Date: Feb 2011 Posts: 45,723 Thanks: 27,353 Thanked 14,446 Times in 10,252 Posts Awards Showcase Total Awards: 8	Woman Condemned to Hang Has Heart Attack Watching 16 Executed Before Her IRAN: Woman Condemned to Hang Suffers Heart Attack Watching 16 Executed Before Her Zahra Esmaili was sentenced to hang after killing her abusive husband - a rumoured senior Intelligence Ministry official - but died while watching 16 men executed before her in Iran Daily Mirror UK 9 SEP 2022 Zahra Esmaili, pictured, was sentenced to die for killing her abusive husband - who was suspected of being an Iranian Ministry of Intelligence An Iranian woman condemned to hang had a heart attack and died after watching 16 men executed before her - but the regime's barbaric guards still carried out the sentence on her corpse. Zahra Esmaili and her two children were reportedly subjected to cruelty at the hands of her abusive husband and eventually snapped, shooting the rumoured senior Ministry of Intelligence official dead on July 16, 2017. Her kids - who claimed to have been asleep in their rooms at the time - were arrested as her co-conspirators, with her daughter sentenced to five years and her son cleared and released. Zahra's death was confirmed by Iranian rights organisations in February last year. A few days later her lawyer Omid Moradi claimed Zahra had suffered a heart attack in the moments leading up to her hanging, a human rights group told The Mirror. Moradi said she died “after witnessing 16 men being executed before her”. The cruel guards decided her death was not enough, so hung her corpse - with her husband's mother kicking the stool from beneath her. Iran sentences two female gay rights activists to death for 'promoting homosexuality' An Iranian woman (not Esmaili) prays in front of the noose before she is executed Trying to cover up the sequence of events, officials published an account denying she'd died as a result of a heart attack, which Moradi claimed had been scribbled on her death certificate. The officials added a horrifying detail, claiming that her son had assisted the mother-in-law in helping the hangman. Speaking with The Mirror, Iran HR Director Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam explained how the regime uses the idea of execution to instill fear into the general population. He said: "And this is the effect they're looking for. And it's the same in each case: 'Obey our rules. This can happen to you'. "That's the message," he added. A convicted killer is brought to the gallows in Iran's northern city of Noor in April 2014 The officials' decision to publicise Esmaili's case, and to share the fact that her son was complicit in their barbarity, was rare as most killings happen behind closed doors, Mahmood added. He also questioned why the Iranian leaders ban most civil liberties, while allowing everyday citizens to decide between life and death. He said: "So how is it possible that they give the responsibility of taking life to a common citizen? They make ordinary citizens complicit in what they actually are doing." In October, a UN human rights expert warned the BBC that almost all executions in Iran were "an arbitrary deprivation of life." Under Iran's penal code, citizens can be executed for crimes that are not considered "the most serious" under international law, such as drug trafficking. The month preceding President Raisi's election victory, saw the most executions, at 51. The mother of a murder victim slaps his killer before removing the noose from his neck People have called on Western powers to address Iran's death penalty record and other human rights violations as part of their negotiations over the 2015 Iranian nuclear deal. “We cannot sacrifice human rights at the mantle of the nuclear negotiations with the Islamic Republic,” said Hadi Ghaemi, Centre for Human Rights Iran executive director. He continued: "The Iranian authorities insisted that human rights not be a part of the nuclear negotiations from day one; it is beyond hypocrisy for them to now insist that human rights sanctions should be lifted in order to resume the Iran nuclear deal." __________________ Nil Carborundum Illegitemi My Advice is Free My Friendship is Priceless..> IF YOU WANT TO POST ON THIS SITE YOUR FIRST POST MUST BE IN WELCOMES SECTION.YOU CAN THEN POST IN ANY THREAD-SPAM=BAN! MANBABY 'THE END IS NIGH FOR ME' PLEASE HELP THIS SITE..Click DONATE & Thanks to ALL Members of ... 1.. THIS SITE IS MORE THAN JUST WAREZ...

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