Overview
- The joint report by Iran Human Rights and ECPM counts a 68% jump from 2024 and says the tally is a conservative minimum.
- Most executions followed drug convictions, while activists documented others linked to political cases.
- The report records at least 48 women executed, including 21 for killing husbands or fiancés in relationships described as abusive.
- Executions were largely carried out in prisons, with 11 conducted in public and hanging used in most cases.
- The groups warn that hundreds detained after the January 2026 protests could face death sentences as authorities lean on capital punishment to stifle unrest.