
Resistance Units in cities across Iran carried out protest and solidarity activities in support of the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign, marking its 145th week.
On November 3, 2026, Resistance Units and activists supporting the Iranian Resistance staged protest actions in Isfahan, Tehran, Rasht, Shiraz, Karaj, Lahijan, and Sanandaj. Through distributing leaflets and displaying banners, they condemned death sentences and called for the complete abolition of executions and the release of political prisoners and detainees arrested during the uprising.
Expanding Anti-Execution Protest Activities
During these actions, leaflets and banners displayed slogans addressing several key demands:
Calling for the Abolition of the Death Penalty and an Iran Without Executions
- “No to execution.”
- “We demand an Iran without executions. No to execution.”
- “An Iran without executions is the Iranian people’s demand. No to execution. Political prisoners must be freed.”
Warning Against Continued Executions and Their Connection to Nationwide Uprisings
- “Executions fuel uprisings. No to execution.”
- “The gallows can no longer intimidate Damavand.”
- “United in voice, united in commitment, we stand firm until the death penalty is abolished. We will stand firm to the end. Our answer to death sentences is the red flame of uprising. Political prisoners must be freed.”
Demanding the Release of Political Prisoners and Uprising Detainees
- “Release political prisoners. Stop executions.”
- “Those detained during the January 2023 uprising must be freed. No to execution.”
Defending the Lives of Political Prisoners Facing Imminent Execution
- “Manouchehr Fallah’s life is in danger. No to execution. Political prisoners must be freed.”
- “Manouchehr Fallah, no to execution! Freedom is your right. We swear by the blood of our fallen comrades.”
Through these actions, Resistance Units and supporters of the Iranian Resistance reaffirmed their solidarity with the “No to Execution Tuesdays” campaign and reiterated their demand for an end to executions, the abolition of death sentences, and the immediate release of all political prisoners and detainees arrested during popular uprisings.

