13 Men Suddenly Executed in Iraq as the Country Resumes Mass Executions ...Middle East

On Dec. 24, 2023, the names of 13 Iraqi prisoners with criminal sentences were unexpectedly called out on the loudspeaker inside the Nasiriyah Central Prison in Southern Iraq. The next morning, all the men were executed under the death sentence, in what one Iraqi media outlet described as “secret executions” carried out without any transparency or advanced notice to avoid any negative publicity and international condemnation. The 13 prisoners were not allowed to call their families or lawyers before they were executed, according to another inmate. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] It was the first mass execution carried out by Iraq’s Ministry of Justice since November 2020, when

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