Iran executed at least 1,922 people in 2025, highest in over a decade

According to a report by Human Rights Activists (HRA/HRANA), Iran executed at least 1,922 people in 2025. This figure represents more than double the number of executions from the previous year and marks the highest annual total in over a decade, with the last comparable figure recorded in 2015.

The significant increase in executions has raised concerns among human rights advocates. The report highlights the ongoing issues related to civil rights in Iran, reflecting a troubling trend in the country"s judicial practices.

For further context on related global issues, recent developments have seen major cities in the Western world cancel New Year’s events due to terror fears, illustrating a broader climate of concern regarding safety and governance.

This alarming statistic underscores the need for continued monitoring and advocacy for human rights in Iran and similar situations worldwide.