An Islamic Revolutionary Court in Iran has handed down death sentences to 10 protesters and sentenced six others to prison terms of up to 25 years in Isfahan. These sentences are part of an ongoing crackdown on protests that have gripped the country. The Iranian authorities have escalated their response to the unrest, with multiple executions already carried out in connection with the Isfahan protests. The court’s move suggests the Iranian regime is continuing to treat protest activity as a national-security threat rather than a public-order issue.
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