Iran's Judiciary System Hands Down Death Sentence in High-Profile Protest Case. In a move that has sparked international concern, Iran has executed two men convicted of killing four police officers during the January protests that shook the country. The executions come as the Iranian government continues to crack down on dissent and opposition, with many human rights groups criticizing the regime's handling of the recent unrest. The January protests were sparked by a wave of economic hardship and social discontent, and the executions are likely to fuel further tensions between Iran and the international community.
Iran on Tuesday hanged two men convicted in a case of killing four police officers during January protests, state media reported.
