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Iranian Man Executed After Surviving Heart Attack During Prior Execution Attempt
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Alireza Sepahi, arrested for protesting in Iran, was executed on Monday after surviving a heart attack that halted his initial execution attempt. His case highlights concerns over forced confessions and unfair trials, with human rights groups condemning the Islamic Republic's use of capital punishment.
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- Alireza Sepahi was executed after surviving a heart attack during a prior execution attempt.
- Sepahi was arrested following protests and accused of serious charges including "waging war against God."
- Human rights groups cited forced confessions and unfair trials in the case.
- His mother and sister were also detained, and his mother is currently imprisoned.
- Sepahi married his imprisoned fiancée by telephone before his execution.
- The UN reported at least 29 executions related to protests between March and August.
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