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Janitorial Direct - Janitorial Supplies Iran news: a chilling report released by Amnesty International has exposed 'crimes against humanity'  (Image: GETTY) The 1988 executions were a series of state-sponsored executions of political prisoners across Iran. The majority of those killed were supporters of the People's Mujahedin of Iran although supporters of other factions were executed as well. The killings have been described as a political purge. RELATED ARTICLES Iran EXPOSED: ‘Uninspected’ secret nuclear sites REVEALED World War 3 FEARS: Iran threatens Trump with 'BOMBS AND TERRORISM' The exact number of those killed is vastly disputed, with some groups claiming as many as 30,000 were executed, while others - including Amnesty International - put it closer to 4,500. An explosive new document entitled ‘ Iran’s Blood-Soaked Secrets: Why Iran’s 1988 prison massacres are ongoing crimes against humanity ’ - composed by Amnesty International...

Remember the 1998 Massacre of 30,000 political prisoners in Iran” The  Hill, October 2, 2017  - For 40 days, 22 political prisoners staged a hunger strike in Gohardasht Prison in Karaj, 30 miles west of the Iranian capital of Tehran. Most are serving sentences for dubious political charges. In dire circumstances, they were only demanding their return back to bad conditions. Their health deteriorated; international intervention was literally non-existent, limited to a few expressions of concern, but no practical measures to compel the Iranian regime to stop its inhumane treatment of prisoners of conscience. Amnesty International’s Deputy Middle East and North Africa Director Magdalena Mughrabi said the protest “highlighted the urgent need for reforms to Iran’s cruel prison system.” In other words, the situation in Gohardasht reflected the much larger human rights crisis perpetuated by Iran’s clerical regime. There is an underlying need to use this situatio...