At the 63rd session of the UN Human Rights Council, 46 countries of the world strongly condemned the escalation and continuation of the death penalty in Iran through the publication of a joint statement. The statement, which was presented by the representative of Liechtenstein, received broad support from key countries worldwide, including members of the European Union, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.

The main points of this report include the following:

* Warning about executions: The statement, referring to the execution of at least 31 people after the January protests, warned of the imminent risk of death for dozens of other protesters, including women and children. * Systematic crackdown: The supporting countries, citing the findings of UN experts, emphasized that in Iran, executions are used as a tool to instill fear, suppress opponents, and prevent peaceful assemblies. * Violations of human rights: The report expressed deep concern about closed-door trials, torture, forced confessions, and violations of fair trial rights.

In the end, Mai Sato, the UN Special Rapporteur, welcomed this action and called for an immediate halt and a suspension of death sentences.