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One Person’s Story

Naser Jalali

About

Nationality: Iran
Religion: Unknown
Civil Status: Unknown

Case

Date of Killing: April 17, 1990
Location of Killing: Sanandaj, Kordestan Province, Iran
Mode of Killing: Unspecified execution method
Charges: Counter revolutionary opinion and/or speech

About this Case

The execution of Mr. Naser Jalali was reported by Mr. Galindo Pohl, the Special Representative of the United Nations' Commission on Human Rights, in his report on the situation of human rights in Iran (November 1990, A/45/697).

Arrest and detention

The circumstances of this defendant’s arrest and detention are not known.

Trial

No information is available on the defendant’s trial. However it has been reported to the United Nations' Special Representative, that at the time of this execution : "trials before Islamic revolutionary Courts have usually taken place in secret, sometimes inside prisons, that defendants have not usually enjoyed the right to be represented by a lawyer, and often have not even been made aware that the proceedings were in fact a trial and not an interrogation session."

Charges

The charges brought against Mr. Jalali were reportedly his having attended the May Day Celebration in the City of Sanandaj (Iranian Kurdistan).

Evidence of guilt

The report of this execution does not contain information regarding the evidence provided against the defendant.

Defense

No information is available on Mr. Jalali's defense.

Judgment

Mr. Jalali was sentenced to death and executed in Sanandaj, either on April 17th or April 27th, 1990.

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