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  1. The Iranian regime is accused of targeting political dissidents located across various countries in Europe.
  2. The National Council of Resistance of Iran called for international fact-finding missions regarding the Iranian regime's use of the judiciary for political trials and targeting political prisoners.
  3. The Iranian Supreme Court fast-tracks death sentences, utilizing Isfahan for executions, with Mohammad Tavakoli serving as a judge.

The Supreme Court upheld a death sentence for Sadeghi following a crime committed in Karaj.

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The Supreme Court upheld a death sentence for Sadeghi following a crime committed in Karaj.

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  1. Supreme Court upheld death sentence for Sadeghi in Karaj; Iran also targeted media linked to Israel.1 source
  2. Execution of protester Sadeghi in Karaj on Aug 1, 2026.1 source

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