Solidarity knows no borders. The Center for Civil Liberties stands with Iranian political prisoners who have been protesting against the death penalty every Tuesday for 144 consecutive weeks. 🔴 According to UN Special Rapporteur Leopoldo Maldonado, at least 46 political prisoners and protesters have been executed in Iran since mid-March 2026. More than 100 others face imminent risk of execution. In 2025 alone, 2,159 executions were recorded in the country — the highest annual figure since 1981, according to Amnesty International. ✊ For 144 consecutive Tuesdays, political prisoners across Iran have been holding hunger strikes to protest against the death penalty. Launched by political prisoners in January 2024, the campaign has now spread to 66 prisons. Even behind bars, they continue to stand up for human dignity and the right to life. On October 20, UN Special Rapporteur on freedom of opinion and expression @SRfreedex_LMG began a 24-hour hunger strike in solidarity with Iranian political prisoners. A week earlier, UN Special Rapporteur on the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association @Ginitastar held a similar solidarity action. 💬 “We Ukrainians know how important it is for the world not to remain silent when people are persecuted for their beliefs. Solidarity knows no borders. And today, we raise our voices in support of those fighting for freedom in Iran,” says @avalaina, Head of the @ccl_ua. The Center for Civil Liberties expresses its solidarity with Iranian political prisoners and calls on the international community to push for the abolition of the death penalty and an end to persecution for political beliefs. You are not alone. We stand with you. #NoToExecutionTuesdays