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Following three executions in Iran, the number of people executed for protest-related convictions reached at least 39. This marks the highest such figure in a decade, coinciding with renewed Houthi attacks on the Saudi capital. The evidence indicates a significant escalation in state-sanctioned executions during this period.

Key points

• The number of executions in Iran rose to at least 39 following three recent executions for protest-related convictions.
• Houthi forces launched attacks on the Saudi capital shortly after the spike in executions.

Context

Iran has executed at least 39 individuals since 2016 for participating in protests, marking a significant increase from previous years. This escalation coincides with ongoing tensions involving the Houthis, who have launched attacks on Saudi Arabia.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to reported executions and attacks; specific dates for the Houthi attacks are not provided. The exact number of executions is an estimate based on available reports.

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