Demand for Justice Following Sharmahd's Execution

The execution of Djamshid Sharmahd, a software engineer and vocal critic of the Iranian regime, has sparked outrage and demands for accountability. Known for his opposition to the government, Sharmahd was charged with terrorism, yet his trial was marred by allegations of torture and unfair processes.

His daughter, Gazelle Sharmahd, is calling on the German government to provide definitive proof of her father's death and to facilitate the return of his remains. In response to this grave violation of human rights, the German government has condemned the execution and announced the expulsion of the Iranian ambassador, alongside plans to downgrade diplomatic relations and initiate investigations into the circumstances surrounding Sharmahd's death.

The European Union has also joined in the condemnation, labeling the act a gross infringement of human rights and warning of severe consequences for Tehran. Sharmahd’s case highlights the ongoing struggle against oppressive regimes and the global call for justice.

The reaction from the German authorities signifies a critical stance against human rights abuses, reinforcing the need for international accountability.