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Iran has executed nearly two people a week in political and security cases since the January 2026 protests, including two more executions reported Monday that bring the toll in the Alikhani Square case in Isfahan to seven, with 194 more people facing death sentences. A 38-year-old man from Bojnurd was also sentenced to death over his support for the protests, while security forces have raided the bedrooms of slain protesters, seizing personal items such as diaries and childhood dolls from grieving families. Rights groups say the crackdown, now extending nearly nine months after the killings, represents an intensifying campaign of repression against protest-linked individuals and their families, drawing continued condemnation from human rights monitors.