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6. Hassan Golshannejad
Hassan Golshannejad, 36, a self-employed resident of Mashhad and father of an eight-year-old son, was arrested on February 24, 2026, while visiting a friend’s café.
His preliminary investigations continued for three months without legal representation. During interrogation, he was subjected to severe torture aimed at obtaining forced confessions. The beatings resulted in a fractured rib.
On October 20, 2026, Branch 5 of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court, presided over by Judge Hossein Yazdankhah, tried Golshannejad on charges including moharebeh, “assembly and collusion,” “insulting the Supreme Leader,” “cooperation with a hostile state (Israel)” and “damage to public property.”
He was sentenced to death, and the initial verdict was formally communicated to him in prison on October 26, 2026.
The Hengaw Organization for Human Rights has documented the identities and legal status of 15 people, including two women, arrested during the January 2026 protests who are currently being held under death sentences in various wards of Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad. At least five other detainees arrested during the same protests have already been executed at the prison.
hengaw.org/en/content/report…
According to information collected by Hengaw, all 15 death sentences were issued through judicial proceedings marked by serious violations of international human rights standards, including the denial of fair trials, severe physical and psychological torture to obtain forced confessions, and the denial of access to lawyers of their choosing.










