Human Rights Alarm in Iran; More than 1,900 Death Sentences to be Executed in 2025

According to this report, at least 1,922 individuals were executed in Iranian prisons during the year 2025 AD—a figure that shows more than double the increase compared to the previous year.


The report states that a number of these executions were carried out publicly and in full view of the public; however, the vast majority were conducted non-publicly and away from media coverage.


Based on the watchdog's findings, only a small portion of the execution cases were covered by official media, while the overwhelming majority remained in news silence.


The timeframe examined in this report covers nearly a full year, and its data was compiled through the analysis of over ten thousand reports and human rights sources.


Additionally, the statistical section of the report emphasizes that the majority of those executed were men, with the number of women among them recorded as considerably lower; although for a portion of these individuals, specific information regarding gender is unavailable.


The organization that published this report has warned that the escalating trend of using the death penalty in Iran has raised serious human rights concerns and has called for immediate attention from the international community to this situation.

A human rights watchdog has reported a significant and unprecedented increase in the implementation of the death penalty in Iran in its latest annual report.

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