Iran Hangs Seven on Christmas, at Least a Dozen More Before and After the Holiday

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Iran News Agency Mehr's coverage of a public hanging. Photo: Amin Rahmani / Mehr.

Washington Free Beacon – The Iranian regime hanged seven citizens on Christmas morning and at least 12 others in the days before and after the holiday, according to Iranian dissidents monitoring the human rights situation.

Seven prisoners being held in Iran’s Abdelebad prison were hanged “at dawn on Christmas day,” according to the National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), an Iranian opposition group.

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