The occupation's crimes against the Ahwazi Arab people continue. In one of the most heinous crimes and a violation of international laws and norms, the occupation authorities executed six people from occupied Ahwaz in one go.
The people of Ahwaz woke up to news of one of the bloodiest massacres in the history of Ahwaz. The occupation authorities executed six Ahwazi Arabs at once on baseless charges of terrorism and espionage for Israel. The Iranian intelligence services had arrested them from their homes between 2018 and 2019 without clear or specific charges.
Six of the best young men of Ahwaz, whose only crime was that they said no, they said no to an unjust ruler and a tyrannical judge, they said no to the Persianization of their country, they said no to the marginalization of Ahwaz, which is teeming with oil refineries and petrochemical factories, while poverty and deprivation ravage the people, so their fate was execution.
Iranian media reported that the six detainees, Ali Mojaddam, Moin Khanfari, Seyyed Salem Mousavi, Mohammad Reza Moghadam, Adnan Alboshoka (Ghabishawi), and Habib Daris, had confessed before the court judges in the capital, Al_Ahwaz, to crimes related to disturbing public security and spying for Israel.
Despite international and global condemnations of this unjust ruling, which revealed the malicious face of the Iranian occupation and its racism in dealing with the Arab people of Ahwaz, marginalizing their roles and the general poverty in which they live.
rights organizations have condemned the unjust death sentences against these innocent people, and against their children who were orphaned due to the racist policies of the occupation.
The occupation authorities confirmed that the six detainees had confessed to participating in criminal and terrorist acts to disturb public security and peace, but their families confirmed that these confessions were weak and were made under torture.
They added that their children were suffering from the effects of wounds, torture, and violence on their bodies during their visits to them in the prison corridors, which is considered damning evidence of the complete loss and absence of human rights and the rights of detainees under the Persian occupation.
The Ahwaz Democratic Front condemned the crimes of the Persian occupation and called on the international community to intervene to stop these violations by the occupation authorities against the freedoms of the Arab Ahwazi people.

Ahwazi activists denounced the blatant violation of the freedoms of these Ahwazi youth and stressed that the voice of freedom will not cease. Freedom is hidden in the hearts of the Ahwazi people, and no matter how hard the occupation tries to obliterate it, one day it will come to light and the voices demanding it will rise.

the media committee of the Ahwazi Democratic Front (ADF)

translated by: Abdolreza Savari