Iran executes 2nd man amid protests

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : His son was arrested after participating in the funeral of one of the victims of the protests in Karaj, a town north of Tehran, on Nov. 3.
45% : "They see these executions and can't keep up hope for having a fair trial for their dear ones.""Every night I worry that they will bring me the news of my child's execution," Mashallah Karami, father of Mohammad Mehdi Karami, another protestor sentenced to execution, told Iran's Etemad Daily on Monday.
38% : According to the judiciary reports over the past few weeks, at least 20 more people are currently either on death row or charged with "waging war against God" and "corruption on Earth" for participating in the protests, which -- according to Iran's Sharia law -- are punishable by execution.
37% : On Thursday, Mohsen Shekari was executed for closing a street in Tehran and injuring a policeman with a knife.
34% : LONDON -- Iran on Monday executed a second man, 22-year-old Majid Reza Rahnavard, who had been convicted on charges of "waging war against God" amid ongoing protests in the country.
30% : A lawyer in Iran, who could not be identified due to security concerns, previously told ABC News the judicial process behind Shekari's trial and execution "was not transparent and not normal at all.""Crimes that are punishable by death, such as 'moharebeh,' must have a lawyer in the case," the lawyer said.

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