The Islamic Republic’s judiciary issued a strongly worded statement threatening opponents of the executions of protesters.t is clear that some leaders of the Islamic Republic still believe in violence, not realizing that this behavior will lead to their own defeat.
The Mizan website, affiliated with the judiciary, wrote:
“Following the execution of the judicial sentences of a number of those convicted of the recent violent events, a number of media figures and activists have taken positions in support of these individuals in cyberspace. The Tehran Prosecutor’s Office, upon receiving a report from intelligence agencies, has filed a criminal complaint against these individuals and has filed a legal case against them.
The Tehran Prosecutor’s Office “will take a severe and uncompromising legal action against any direct or indirect support for hostile elements, repetition of the positions of networks affiliated with foreign spy services, and questioning the final verdicts of the courts.”
Apparently, the extremists who rule the judiciary, who have been intoxicated by the smell of war and the blood of young people, want to stifle any protest against the unbridled judges.
This statement criminalizes the protest against judges who are engaged in organized state murders.
The Salavatis and Zargars have the right to sentence defendants to death in a few minutes or hours behind closed doors.
Without the right to a real defense attorney, without the defendants and lawyers having access to the files, without the right to a retrial, without observing the simplest principles of a fair trial.
If the government is looking for Israeli spies, it should find the authors of this statement.
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