🎥 Journalist Maryam Mirza has been working in recent months focused on documenting reports of the executions of the protesters of Dey. She says that in the current conditions, she pays close attention to the official narrative, which is often published by the Judiciary and republished in other Iranian media, because, in her view, within this single official narrative there are points that expose the perpetrators of the crime. She says: «For example, in a report in which the scene of the crime of Mohammad Salihi—among the first protesters who was executed—was reconstructed, a 19-year-old youth was taken to reconstruct the crime scene. Then the person who was accused of having a role in a crime, when his hand accidentally hits someone while reconstructing the scene, apologizes to him. How can such a contradiction be believed?»

According to this journalist, the Judiciary not only intimidates the families and lawyers of the protesters sentenced to execution, but also does not allow any narrative other than its own to be published in other media outlets.