Four days after execution of Mohsen Shekari, the Islamic Republic on Monday morning publicly executed another protester, Majidreza Rahnavard, in the city of Mashhad in northeastern Iran 23 days after his arrest on charge of stabbing two members of IRGC’s Basij force.
"They called his family and woke them up at 7 am, telling them 'we've hanged your son and buried him ourselves at Block 66 of Behesht-e Reza cemetery'," @1500tasvir reported.
Photos of Majidreza in custody showed a broken hand and wounds on his face in apparent signs of torture.
A video of Majidreza Rahnavard exercising in a gym, shared by @1500tasvir.
Majidreza was publicly executed on Monday morning 23 days after his arrest.
The hanging took place despite domestic and international outcry over the execution of the first protester, Mohsen Shekari, on December 8.
Both executions are seen as acts of intimidation against protesters, especially Rahnavard’s hanging in public.
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