Statement by Narrata condemning the Execution of protesters in Iran
Written by: Kohan/Kohan
"Narrata declares that it stands with all its power against any form of violence, bloodshed, dehumanization, Execution, and the murder of protesters in Iran. We view Execution punishment, in any form and under any justification, as a blatant violation of human dignity and hold the Islamic Republic directly responsible for the continuation of this cycle of violence and slaughter." On the morning of July 28, 2026 (6 Mordad 1405), two young men were Execution in Iran after forced confessions were extracted from them under inhumane torture. Today, some of us awoke to this news. Others did not close their eyes all night, following the updates moment by moment, watching the images and videos sent from Iran, and listening to the messages broadcast from Isfahan. Meanwhile, some stood outside the site of Execution; mothers and fathers who had pinned their last hopes on activists, and people who stood shoulder to shoulder before the Execution venue in the sole hope that their overwhelming presence and solidarity might deter the regime from carrying out the sentence—the very same people who still carry the heavy weight of Iran's bloody winter in their hearts. On the other side, some outside Iran gathered in front of Islamic Republic embassies across various countries with whatever faint ember of hope remained, seeking to compel the international community to react—a world that for years has closed its eyes and ears to the pain and suffering of the Iranian people out of financial and political interests and expedience. Yet the end of all these efforts was, as always, swift and painful. The Islamic Republic of Iran Execution two young men. Two lives were extinguished, and two human beings were stolen from their families, from us, and from Iran. But what is the regime's motive? Through Execution, the Islamic Republic does not merely take human lives; it targets society itself. It sends one group to their deaths while forcing the people to bear witness to the death of their fellow citizens. This cycle is no accident. The regime's goal is not merely to eliminate protesters and dissidents; eroding society's resolve, spreading despair, and driving the people back into silence are all deliberate parts of this policy. Yet society's awareness has allowed the people to see through the regime and its rotten ideology, refusing to abandon the field; for the patriotic people of Iran know that the spread of despair and exhaustion is itself part of the strategy of a regime they abhor. The stance of Narrata, like that of the honorable people of Iran, remains clear. We oppose Execution punishment in any form and under any justification, and we hold the Islamic Republic fully and completely responsible for the continuation of this cycle of slaughter. We at Narrata believe that no government should arrogate to itself the right to end human lives—a right that can never be legitimized by any law, ruling, or political expediency. Narrata continues to believe that impactful efforts…
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