Iran conducting near-daily prisoner executions in secrecy, say rights groups

Iran has executed at least 24 prisoners since March in secretive operations, with families often unaware until after deaths occur, according to rights groups. An internet blackout spanning over two months has obscured the full scale of killings. The surge raises alarm for hundreds facing death sentences over anti-government protests and espionage accusations, while families endure harassment pressuring silence.

Summary by Glance · The Guardian Australia