IRAN DENIES EXECUTIONS BY STONING
Justice minister Jamal Karimi-Rad reaffirmed that Iran is not carrying out death sentences by stoning, despite such verdicts still being handed down to several adulterers.
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Justice minister Jamal Karimi-Rad reaffirmed that Iran is not carrying out death sentences by stoning, despite such verdicts still being handed down to several adulterers.
"We have had no cases of stoning. Such a verdict might have been issued by a lower court but it has never been executed," Karimi-Rad told reporters, adding that "it is extremely difficult" to prove the offences punishable by stoning.
"We have had no cases of stoning. Such a verdict might have been issued by a lower court but it has never been executed," Karimi-Rad told reporters, adding that "it is extremely difficult" to prove the offences punishable by stoning.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: AFP, 21/11/2006)
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