The escalating use of executions in Iran is not only a matter of criminal justice—it is a serious human rights concern affecting individuals, families, and entire communities.

Reports from United Nations experts and human rights organizations have raised concerns about executions following unfair or non-transparent judicial proceedings, arbitrary detention, restrictions on due process, and the disproportionate targeting of political dissidents, protesters, and ethnic and religious minorities.

The consequences extend beyond those who are imprisoned or executed. Families may be denied information about their loved ones, prevented from mourning openly, subjected to intimidation, and left facing lasting emotional and economic hardship.

Every person deserves access to a fair trial, due process, and protection of their fundamental human rights. When irreversible punishments such as the death penalty are imposed after proceedings that fail to meet international standards, the international community has a responsibility to speak out.

The United Nations has an important role in monitoring human rights violations, supporting independent investigations, strengthening accountability mechanisms, and urging governments to uphold their obligations under international law.

By signing this petition, you are adding your voice to a peaceful call for due process, accountability, human dignity, and urgent international attention.