Iranian student sentenced to death for blasphemy. Appeal to halt the execution

Nadżmeh Amini was sentenced to death in Iran for blasphemy and received an additional 12.5 years for alleged national security threats. Her posts, deemed offensive, were reportedly made after consuming hallucinogenic mushrooms. Amini's plea for international intervention highlights the urgency of her situation, as human rights organizations criticize the death penalty for online activities. The international community is calling for a halt to her execution and a fair trial.