Iran’s Supreme Court upheld the death sentence of political prisoner Manouchehr Fallah on charges of PMOI membership, transferring the case to the Implementation of Verdicts Office in Rasht and placing him at imminent risk of execution after repeated judicial proceedings.

Security forces arrested Ali Alipour, father of executed PMOI member Babak Alipour, while other relatives including brother Rouzbeh remain detained, extending pressure across generations and denying the family access to Babak’s remains.

The cases form part of a wider crackdown targeting PMOI supporters and families, which the article interprets as a sign of regime weakness rather than strength, and calls for international action to halt executions, secure releases, and enable prison fact-finding.

Iran’s regime continues to intensify its campaign against people associated with the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI/MEK). The regime’s Supreme Court has upheld the death sentence of political prisoner Manouchehr Fallah, while security forces have arrested Ali Alipour, father of executed PMOI member Babak Alipour.

Together, the cases show how regime authorities are using death sentences and arrests of relatives to exert pressure on organized opposition and its supporters.

Manouchehr Fallah faces imminent execution

Political prisoner Manouchehr Fallah faces an immediate threat to........

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