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Iran Tribunal This List Includes Political Prisoners Who Were Executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from 1981 to 1987 and So Far Have Been Documented Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from 1981 to 1987 and so far have been documented. No SURNAME NAME Age Sex Qualification Occupation M.STAT DATE OF EXEC. PLACE OF EXEC. METHOD OF Exec. ORGANISATION 1645 Chach Said 20 M Uni.Student S 05 or 06/1984 Tehran Execution PMOI 1646 Chahar Mahal Shirin 18 F Pupil 1981/2 Tehran Unknown PMOI 1647 ChahTalkhi Soghra 22 F Diploma 1983-05-02 Shiraz Execution PMOI 1648 Chakh Louie Ahmad M 1983-02-28 Execution KDPI 1649 Chalabian Mohammad Reza M University P-N Tehran Execution PMOI High School Diploma 1982 Aghajari Fire Squad Paykar ؟ Chalish 1650 1651 Chalpali Zadeh Hamid 30 M S 1981-12-31 Ahvaz Execution P 1652 Chaman Masoud M Uni.Student 1985-06-18 Tehran Execution 1653 Chaman arayie Shahla 21 F Pupil S 1981-08-06 Ghazvin Execution K 1654 Chaman Pira Masoud(Davoud) 25 M Diploma S 1981-07-22 Tehran Execution P 1655 Chaman Pira Masoud July 22, 1981 Tehran Fire Squad Paykar 1656 Chamani Mohammad Taher 16 M Pupil S 1981-08-23 Ramsar Execution PMOI 1657 Chamani Mehrdad Not Known Not Known March 25, 1982 Kermanshah Torture OIPFG 1658 Changaleh Behrouz M 1981-09-19 Tehran Execution PMOI 1659 Changhi Not Known Not Known Not Known 1981 Tehran Fire Squad OIPFG 1660 Changizi Fariba 22 F University Teacher M Win 1983 Unknown 1661 Chapar Dar Zohreh 21 F Diploma S 1981-09-28 Tehran Execution PMOI 1662 Chapari Ali Akbar 27 M University Teacher M 07 or 08/1981 Tabriz Execution PMOI 1663 Char Hamid 18 M Pupil S 05 or 06/1983 Zahedan Execution 1664 Charkhab Said 20 M Diploma S 1981-07-16 Masjid Soleiman Execution PMOI 1665 Charkhian Hossein M Worker Win 1981 Tehran Unknown 1666 Chavoshini Hossein M 1983-07-23 Oroumiyeh Execution KDPI 1667 Chayichiyan Maleki Naser 25 M Uni.Student S 08 or 09/1981 Tabriz Execution PMOI 1668 Chaykar Majid M Isfahan Unknown PMOI 1669 Chegani 20 Pupil S 10 or 11/1981 Tehran Execution OIPFG 1670 Chegani Hossein 28 M University Teacher 1984-10-11 Shiraz Execution 1671 Chegani MohammadJavad M Unknown PMOI 1672 Chegani Reza 32 M BA-BS High Teacher M 1985-06-10 Hamedan Hang 1673 CheganiCh i HassanH 20 M DiDiplomal S 19811981-0707-0404 KjKaraj TtTorture PMOI 1674 Chehel Yali Zadeh Hamid Bachelors Degree in A Store Employee December 31, 1981 Shushtar Fire Squad Paykar 1675 Chehr Faraj 25 M Diploma M Win 1984 Bakhtaran Execution PMOI 1676 Chehrazi Bizhan 43 M BA-BS Law Lawyer M 06 or 07/1983 Tehran Execution K 1677 Chehri Nosrat Allah 17 M Pupil S 1981-08-14 Bakhtaran Execution PMOI 1678 Chenar Dehi Mohammad M 1981-08-31 Sari Execution PMOI 1679 Chenari Habibollah M 1981-10-12 Bandar Abbas Unknown PMOI 1680 Cheraghi Ali M Execution 1681 Cheshm Be Rah Ahmad 18 M School Worker S 1981-06-21 Bandar Abbas Execution PMOI 1682 Cheshm Be Rah Ali 16 M Pupil S 06 or 07/1981 Bandar Abbas Torture 1683 Cheshm Be Rah Mahin 22 F Diploma 1981-09-19 Tehran Execution PMOI 1684 Cheshm Be Rah Mohammad 28 M High School Worker M 1981-09-03 Bandar Abbas Execution 1685 Cheshm Berah Mohammad Not Known Not Known September 3, 1981 Bandar Abbas Fire Squad OIPFG 1686 Chezani Naser M 1981-10-05 Tehran Execution PMOI 1687 Chini Taher M 1981/2 Roudsar Execution PMOI 1688 Chini Foroushan Kazem 17 M Pupil S 12/1981-011982 Execution PMOI 1689 Chiyani Ali M 1981-10-03 Sanandaj Execution K 1690 Chodari Khameneh Yaghoub M Teacher A:F M 1983-07-28 Tehran Execution PMOI 1691 Chor Chorian Zahra 18 F Pupil M 1981-10-01 Hamedan Execution PMOI 1692 Choraki Mohsen M 05 or 06/1984 Shiraz Hang PMOI 1693 Chotarki Saber M Unknown PMOI 1694 Choub Panbehie Seyyed Taghi M Tehran Execution PMOI 1695 Choupan Zadeh Mitra 24 F Uni.Student Preg 1982/3 Tehran Execution PMOI 1696 Choupani Akbar 32 M High.Dip Teacher MED M 1983-04-09 Tabriz Torture PMOI Copyright © 2011 www.irantribunal.com [email protected] Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from 1981 to 1987 and so far have been documented. 1697 Choutarchi Sadegh M Unknown PMOI 1698 Daemi Ali M Unknown 1699 Daemi Tahereh 30 F BA-BS Worker S 04 or 05/1983 Tehran Execution PMOI 1700 Daie Nader 19 M Diploma S 1981-08-28 Zanjan Execution PMOI 1701 Daie Nia Khosro M Unknown PMOI 1702 Davaie Akbar 27 M Diploma Private S 1982/3 Mashhad Execution PMOI 1703 Davaie(Davani) Farzad 27 F Uni.Student S Aut 1981 Tehran Execution RAZ 1704 Davat Alhagh Yousef 23 M Diploma S 1981-11-09 Gachsar Execution PMOI 1705 Davatchi Mojtaba 23 M Uni.Student S 1981-09-20 Yazd Execution PMOI 1706 Dab Shalim Nader 17 M Pupil S 1981-08-28 Ilam Execution PMOI 1707 Dabagh Ebrahim 25 M Uni.Student Isfahan Execution PMOI 1708 Dabagh Mostafa 25 M Uni.Student S Tehran Execution PMOI 1709 Dabagh Zohreh F M 1984-04-27 Tehran Torture PMOI 1710 Dabagh Chi Said 20 M Diploma S 1982-10-04 Tehran Execution PMOI 1711 Dabaghian Nad Ali 32 M BA-BS Engineer M 03 or 04/1981 Sari Execution 1712 Dabiri Mah Talat 19 F Pupil S 05 or 06/1982 Shiraz Execution PMOI 1713 Dabiri Soghrat 25 M Uni.Student 1982-07-14 Oroumiyeh Execution K 1714 Dad Far Khosro 20 M Diploma S 1982-02-27 Tehran Execution PMOI 1715 Dad Gar Esmail 23 M Uni.Student S 1983-07-14 Isfahan Execution PMOI 1716 Dad Gar Habibollah 24 M Diploma 1981-08-21 Jahrom Execution PMOI 1717 Dad Gar Salman M 1981-07-11 Sanandaj Execution PMOI 1718 Dad Gar Salman 25 M Diploma S Sum 1981 Tehran Unknown PMOI 1719 Dad Khah Ahmad 18 M Diploma S 1981-09-28 Isfahan Execution PMOI 1720 Dad Khah Akbar 17 M Pupil 1981-10-18 Tehran Execution PMOI 1721 Dad Khah Ebrahim M Isfahan Unknown PMOI 1722 Dad Khah Hossein 25 M Uni.Student S Tehran Execution PMOI 1723 Dad Khah Mahmoud 16 M Pupil S 06 or 07/1982 Isfahan Execution PMOI 1724 Dad Vand Samad 16 M Pupil S 1981-09-25 Ilam Torture PMOI 1725 Dadash Zadeh Masoud 20 M Diploma S 1982-03-01 Tehran Execution PMOI 1726 Dadash Zadeh Amir M Pupilp S 1981/2 Tehran Execution PMOI 1727 Dadbar Mohammad(Hadi) 21 M Pupil S 1983-03-21 Tabriz Execution PMOI 1728 Dadestan Naser M Teacher 1984-07-08 Tehran Hang PMOI 1729 Dadestan Rajab Ali 30 M Diploma Teacher M Sum 1984 Tehran Unknown PMOI 1730 Dadjou Ebrahim M Worker S 1982-01-15 Bojnourd Execution LPI 1731 Dadjou Ebrahim 24 M High School Freelance M 1982-02-25 Bojnourd Execution PMOI 1732 Dadjou Ebrahim Not Known Not Known January 15, 1981 Bojnurd Fire Squad Tufan 1733 Dadkhah Saeed Office worker Hamedan Execution Paykar 1734 Dadou Rasoul 22 M Uni.Student S 1981-10-30 Tehran Execution PMOI 1735 Dadras Kaldehie Yaser 22 M High.Dip S 1983-07-27 Rasht Hang PMOI 1736 Dadseresht Fatemeh 27 F BA-BS High Teacher S 1981-12-10 Hamedan Execution PMOI 1737 Dadvar Farhad Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown Unknown OIPFG 1738 Daftari Tahareh F Uni.Student 11 or 12/1981 Tehran Torture PMOI 1739 Dajgar Ahmad 26 M Uni.Student S 1981-09-02 Tehran Execution PMOI 1740 Dajj Agah Maryam Not Known Not Known October 30, 1982 Arak Fire Squad OIPFG 1741 Dak Nama Elaheh ( Laleh ) 21 F Pupil S Sum 1982 Yald Execution PMOI 1742 Daknama Mohsen 19 M Pupil S 1981-10-05 Shiraz Execution PMOI 1743 Dal Vand Esmail 25 M Diploma Private Sum 1984 Shiraz Execution PMOI 1744 Dal Vand Mohammad Ali 16 M Pupil S 1982/3 Dezfoul Execution PMOI 1745 Dalaie AliAsghar M 1981-12-05 Tehran Execution 1746 Dalaie Amir 20 M Diploma S 1981-09-11 Tehran Execution PMOI 1747 Dalani Gholam Reza 26 M Diploma S 1983/4 Tabriz Execution PMOI 1748 Dalani Ghadim MohammadTaghi 25 M Uni.Student S 1983-04-07 Tabriz Execution PMOI 1749 Dalari Ahmad 32 M BA-BS Engineer M 1983-09-25 Shiraz Hang LPI Copyright © 2011 www.irantribunal.com [email protected] Iran Tribunal This list includes political prisoners who were executed by the Islamic Republic of Iran from 1981 to 1987 and so far have been documented. 1750 Daleri Ahmad 30 Not Known Sept 23 -Oct 22, 1983 Shiraz Execution Tufan 1751 Dalili ( Dalir ) Mohammad Jafar 21 M Diploma Worker S 1981-10-14 Boroujerd Execution OIPFG 1752 Dalili (Daliri) Mohammad Jafar Not Known Not Known October 14, 1981 Borujerd Fire Squad OIPFG 1753 Daliri Bahman M Unknown PMOI 1754 Dalvand Reza September 13, 1981 Shiraz Fire Squad Paykar 1755 Damghani Hossein 23 M Uni.Student S 1981-09-18 Kerman Execution PMOI 1756 Dana Hamid 22 M Diploma Private S 1984-01-16 Hamedan Hang PMOI 1757 Danaian Fard Mohammad M Unknown PMOI 1758 Danaian Fard Mohammad M 1981-09-07 Tehran Execution 1759 Danaie Mohammad M 1981-07-27 Tabriz Unknown 1760 Danayi Mohammad Factory Worker July 29, 1981 Tabriz Fire Squad Paykar 1761 Danesh Ahmad 22 M Diploma S 1981-09-22 Bojnourd Execution PMOI 1762 Danesh Nasrin 24 F Uni.Student S 11 or 12/1981 Tehran Execution PMOI 1763 Danesh Pour F 1984-06-27 Unknown PMOI 1764 Danesh Pour Morteza 24 M Diploma Worker S 1982-09-23 Tehran Torture PMOI 1765 Danesh Ahmadi Morteza 25 M Uni.Student S 06 or 07/1981 Tehran Execution PMOI 1766 Danesh Hekmati Mahasti 20 F Uni.Student S 1981-12-14 Lahijan Execution PMOI 1767 Danesh Iran Khosro M 1981-10-05 Tehran Execution OIPFG 1768 Danesh Iran Mariam F 1981-10-11 Tehran Execution 1769 Danesh Iran Mobarakeh Khosro Not Known Not Known October 5, 1981 Tehran Fire Squad OIPFG 1770 Danesh Khah Kamran 23 M Uni.Student S 1981-08-17 Tabriz Execution P 1771 Danesh Khah Kamran College Student August 17, 1981 Tabriz Fire Squad Paykar 1772 Danesh Var Majid 26 M Uni.Student S Sum 1981 Tehran Unknown PMOI 1773 Danesh Var Mehrdad M Diploma S 07 or 08/1981 Tehran Execution PMOI 1774 Danesh Var Mohammad 28 M High.Dip High Teacher S 1981-07-27 Tabriz Execution 1775 Danesh Var Reza 28 M Uni.Student S 1981/2 Tehran Execution PMOI 1776 Danesh Var Seyyed Majid 18 M Pupil S 1982-09-27 Tehran Execution
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