politics

Want to see how a totalitarian regime turns the judiciary—which should be independent—into its own weapon?

Three years ago, during Iran’s "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising, a private car carrying a family was shot at. A teenage boy, "Kian Pirfalak", was killed, and his father was wounded but survived. Kian became one of the symbols of Iran’s resistance.  
So, what did the corrupt regime do? They arrested a random protester (Mojahed Kourkour) and falsely accused him of the shooting—even though Kian’s parents gave video statements saying, "We saw who shot at our car—they were the regime’s security forces, NOT this person they’re lying about!"
Guess the ending? Today, the dictatorship executed "Mojahed Kourkour" on those exact fake charges.  

This is how "justice" works under tyranny.

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Oh my god... How painful 😖. How many innocent people suffer and die at the hands of dictators, and for what.  I will never understand it, or rather I think that they are not people, they are sociopaths. I don't understand how exactly such people come to be the head of state. The worst people rule over good people