Amnesty International reported that judiciary head Gholamhossein Mohseni Eje’i said on 22 July that people he accused of cooperating with Israel faced severe punishments, including the death penalty. The statement came amid mass arrests and an official national-security campaign; allegations alone are not evidence of criminal guilt.
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What punishment did Iran’s judiciary chief say alleged collaborators could face?
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Amnesty reported his July 22 statement included threats of the death penalty.