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On July 27th, three women convicted and charged with killing their husbands were executed in Iranian prisons. These three women were part of a recent execution spree that took the lives of 32 people in a single week. Soheila Abedi, a former child-bride who had married her husband around the age of 15 and was convicted in 2015, roughly ten years after the marriage, was hanged to death in Sanandaj Central Prison. According to Sharia law, the victim's family decides the punishment for the accused charged with murder. They can choose between retaliation-in-kind (Qisas), blood money (Diya), and forgiveness. It is reported that Iran executes more women than any other country worldwide. Many of these women charged with killing their spouses had violent and abusive husbands and were married to them as children. Many activists proclaim that the penal system of Iran is biased against women, who are deprived of the right to independently file for a divorce, even when they experience domestic violence and abuse.
Source:
Child Marriage Survivor Executed for Murdering Husband in Iran
Location: Iran
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