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Twin Sisters Sentenced to Death in Iran | Perth News
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Two teenage sisters, Taraneh and Romina Rahimi, were violently snatched from their homes at age 19 for joining peaceful protests in Iran — only to be returned battered, traumatized, and sentenced to death and 25 years in prison respectively. Their family is stunned by the regime’s arbitrary justice, where appeals vanish and innocence is punished — especially when Taraneh, seen as pure, received the harshest sentence. With over 500 executions this year, including 16 women, global condemnation mounts as relatives risk everything to expose the truth: these girls were tortured into false confessions with no evidence of wrongdoing. Their mother, shattered and weeping, watches her daughters’ lives unravel under a system that seeks to crush dissent through terror.
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