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Iran s execution of journalist Ruhollah Zam, briefly explained

Iran’s execution of journalist Ruhollah Zam, briefly explained Vox.com 12/12/2020 Cameron Peters © Ali Shirband/Mizan News/AFP/Getty Images Ruhollah Zam, an Iranian journalist, speaks at Iran’s Revolutionary Court shortly before his execution. Iranian journalist Ruhollah Zam, whose reporting helped spur large anti-government protests, was executed by Iran on Saturday morning, according to reports by state media. Zam, 47, was found guilty of “corruption on earth” and sentenced to death in June 2020. The sentence was upheld by Iran’s Supreme Court on Tuesday this week, shortly before his execution. The vague charge of “corruption on earth” is often used “in cases involving espionage or attempts to overthrow Iran’s government,” Al Jazeera reported Saturday.

Iran executes exiled journalist who encouraged 2017 protests after luring him to Iraq and abducting him

Iran executes exiled journalist who encouraged 2017 protests after luring him to Iraq and abducting him
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Iran s Supreme Leader: Who might succeed Ali Khamenei?

BBC News By Rana Rahimpour image copyrightEPA Recent rumours about the health of Iran s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have thrown the spotlight on what will happen if he becomes too ill to rule, or dies. The 81-year-old is the highest political authority in one of the most powerful countries in the Middle East, and who will succeed him matters greatly to Iran, the region and the rest of the world. How is the Supreme Leader chosen? The holder of the post (Ayatollah Khamenei is only the second since Iran s Islamic Revolution in 1979) is picked by a body of 88 clerics known as the Assembly of Experts.

Who might be Iran s next Supreme Leader?

Who might be Iran s next Supreme Leader? © EPA Recent rumours about the health of Iran s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, have thrown the spotlight on what will happen if he becomes too ill to rule, or dies. The 81-year-old is the highest political authority in one of the most powerful countries in the Middle East, and who will succeed him matters greatly to Iran, the region and the rest of the world. How is the Supreme Leader chosen? The holder of the post (Ayatollah Khamenei is only the second since Iran s Islamic Revolution in 1979) is picked by a body of 88 clerics known as the Assembly of Experts.

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