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Iran’s judiciary has executed Kurdish porters under charges including “moharebeh” (enmity against God), and “efsad-e fel-arz” (corruption on earth).<\/p>\n
Iran’s judiciary ordered the execution of three Kurdish<\/a> porters on the day the ceasefire between Israel and Iran was announced, BBC’s Farsi site reported on Friday, quoting the family of one of the three, who insisted that he was innocent.<\/p>\n According to the report, the three were arrested two years ago on charges of collaborating with the Mossad<\/a>, by allegedly smuggling equipment to be used in assassinations of Iranian officials.<\/p>\n The judiciary is continuing arrests of dozens of Afghan refugees, Kurdish porters, and Iranian citizens on charges including “moharebeh” (enmity against God), and “efsad-e fel-arz” (corruption on earth), both of which can carry the death penalty.<\/p>\n “If someone is even slightly guilty, would they go on their own feet to a place where they know they will be arrested? He was innocent,” the cousin of one of those executed claimed.<\/p>\n The daughter of one of the executed porters is asking for the autonomous Kurdish Regional Government (KRG) in north Iraq to assist in bringing her father’s body home.<\/p>\n His family reportedly stated that they will not believe their relative was executed until they see his body.<\/p>\n