Iran must not execute five Arab minority prisoners

Headline Title: Iran must not execute five Arab minority prisoners 11 June 2012 The Iranian authorities must immediately overturn the death sentences of five members of Iran’s Ahwazi Arab minority who were tried unfairly and may face imminent public execution, Amnesty International said after the prisoners were moved to an unknown location at the weekend. The men were transferred out of the general section of Karoun Prison in the south-western city of Ahvaz on Saturday, prompting concerns their death sentences may be about to be carried out. The group includes three brothers, Abd…

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