The Islamic regime's official media have repoted the executions, since Monday, of twelve men hanged for "rape", "murder" and "bombing".
Six of the sentences were carried, on Wednesday, at the infamous Evin jail located in Tehran; Three of them, on Tuesday, in the southern city of Ahwaz and the three other, on Monday, in the southern city of Rafsanjan.
Several of these executions took place in public.
This week's row of executions bring to thirty, the number of death sentences carried in the last thirty days alone.
The theocratic regime uses labels, such as, "Rape", "Murder", "Drug Trafficking", "Spying" or "Terrorism" in order to eliminate any hard opposition as it uses public executions in order to increase the popular fear in an effort to extend its illegitimate rule..
