International Business Times Article RatingTrial Of Iranian Ex-official Over 1988 Executions Opens In Sweden
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47% : Photos of some of the thousands of people killed in Iran in 1988 on display in Washington last year42% : Several hundred protesters gathered outside the Stockholm court calling for justice for the estimated 5,000 prisoners killed across Iran in 1988 Photo: TT NEWS AGENCY /
41% : The case is particularly sensitive in Iran, where campaigners accuse current government figures of having a role in the deaths, most notably new president Raisi.
34% : The charges concern a period between July 30 and August 16, 1988, when Noury was assistant to the deputy prosecutor of Gohardasht prison in Karaj, near Tehran.
34% : Several hundred protesters gathered outside the court carrying photos of the dead and called for justice for the estimated 5,000 prisoners killed across Iran, allegedly under the orders of supreme leader Ayatollah Khomeini in reprisal for attacks carried out by the MEK at the end of the Iran-Iraq war of 1980-88.
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