Public execution and Iranian values

The article recounts the author's firsthand experience witnessing a public execution in Iran, where Muhammad Bijeh, a serial killer, was hanged and subjected to Islamic punishment. The event was publicly staged to showcase authority and evoke public emotion, leaving a lasting impression of Iran’s repressive regime. The author contrasts this with recent U.S. debates over public and livestreamed executions, raising concerns about similarities in state displays of capital punishment.

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