Protests have erupted in New York City as Iranian activists confront Mayor Adams over the release of a former Iranian official accused of human rights abuses. Demonstrators, including family members of victims, allege the official—once linked to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps—was allowed to leave the U.S. despite past allegations of involvement in executions and repression. The group, calling themselves "killers in suits," demands accountability and question why the official was granted freedom while others remain imprisoned. The confrontation highlights ongoing tensions between Iranian dissidents and U.S. authorities over justice for past atrocities.
'Killers in suits': Iranians ask New York's mayor why Pezeshkian walks free Iran International
