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Baluch Mehdi Bameri Executed in Kahnuj

30 Apr 24
Baluch Mehdi Bameri Executed in Kahnuj

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO); April 30, 2024: Mehdi Bameri, a Baluch man on death row for murder, was executed in Kahnuj Prison.

According to Hengaw, a Baluch man was executed in Kahnuj Prison on 29 April. His identity has been reported as 24-year-old Mehdi Bameri (Miraki) from the village of Chah Ahmad. He was was sentenced to qisas (retribution-in-kind) for murder.

His last visit with his family took place the day prior to his execution.

At the time of writing, his execution has not been reported by domestic media or officials in Iran.

Those charged with the umbrella term of “intentional murder” are sentenced to qisas (retribution-in-kind) regardless of intent or circumstances due to a lack of grading in law. Once a defendant has been convicted, the victim’s family are required to choose between death as retribution, diya (blood money) or forgiveness.

In 2023, at least 282 people including two juvenile offenders and 15 women, were executed for murder charges, the second highest number of qisas executions since 2010. Only 20% of the recorded qisas executions were announced by official sources. In 2023, Iran Human Rights also recorded 857 cases of families choosing diya or forgiveness instead of qisas executions.