Zaviye · Coverage map · 2026-09-19
An Iranian woman facing a death sentence for anti-government protests has been denied medical care despite her deteriorating condition.
An Iranian woman facing a death sentence for her involvement in recent anti-government protests is reportedly experiencing difficulty walking. Her family states she has been denied access to hospital treatment, despite a prison doctor's assessment that she requires urgent medical attention. This situation highlights concerns about the welfare of detainees involved in the protests.
The sentencing of protesters to death, with reports suggesting at least 100 such cases stemming from the January demonstrations, indicates a severe crackdown by Iranian authorities. The denial of medical care to a condemned individual raises further questions about the conditions and treatment within Iranian prisons.
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Left: An Iranian protester facing the death penalty has been denied necessary hospital treatment, according to her family.
Center: An Iranian woman on death row for participating in anti-government protests is reportedly unable to walk and has been denied medical care despite a prison doctor's recommendation for urgent treatment.
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An Iranian woman sentenced to death over January’s anti-government protests is struggling to walk but has been denied hospital treatment despite a prison doctor saying she urgently needs an MRI, her...
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