January 20, 2024
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1:00Now PlayingIn Iran, 32-year-old Hassan Khalkhal Zard faces the death penalty over online activities deemed to insult Islam. Zard, a motor courier from Galikesh working in Tehran, was detained by the IRGC's intelligence agents. Charged with insulting Islam, the Islamic Republic's leader, and blasphemy, his predicament stems from expressing frustrations about Iran on Instagram. A source close to Zard emphasized the urgency and injustice of the situation: "Please don't let them commit their crime in silence before it's too late. The people of Iran should know for which imaginary crimes young people are being killed." Zard's arrest occurred during a visit to the prosecutor's office in Galikesh, seeking updates on his stolen motorcycle case. The source reflects on his plight: "Only God knows what awaits people like him who endure deprivation and suffering."
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