The Executive Council of the Kurdistan Free Life Party (PJAK) has issued a statement strongly condemning the execution of four political prisoners in Iran, calling it a worrying sign for the situation of other political prisoners in Iran.
According to the statement, Akbar Daneshvarkar and Seyed Mohammad Taghavi-Sangdehi were executed at dawn on Monday, March 30, and Babak Alipour and Pouya Ghabadi were executed at dawn on Tuesday, March 31, 2026, in Ghezel Hesar Prison in Karaj.
PJAK described the actions of the Iranian government as part of “repressive policies and the elimination of political opponents,” claiming these actions violate internationally recognized human rights principles. The party also warned that continuing this approach could lead to deeper humanitarian and political crises in Iran.
The statement further says that carrying out executions while the country is facing widespread tensions and conflicts shows “structural desperation” within the ruling system and may increase public dissatisfaction.
PJAK warned about the growing wave of executions, calling it a “serious alarm” for all political prisoners in Iran. It urged human rights organizations, political groups, and the international community not to remain silent and to take practical steps to stop these actions.