Iran says it is implementing sentences against convicted January protesters
Published on March 23, 2026.
Iran is implementing sentences for individuals arrested during its anti-government protests in January, following the country's largest crackdown in history. The cases have been processed, with some cases given a final verdict and others already being implemented. The first deputy Chief of the Judiciary, Hamazazh Khalili, stated that no leniency will be applied to those involved in these cases.
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