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Khamenei is reportedly executing prisoners — is there anyone to speak out? On 13 February, a close relative of mine passed away, and a number of my family members went to Behesht Zahra Cemetery in Tehran to attend the funeral. The following lines are based on their eyewitness accounts...

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In accordance with the agreements reached on June 2 in Istanbul, on June 6, 2025, the Russian side began a large-scale humanitarian action to repatriate more than 6,000 bodies of deceased Ukrainian servicemen, as well as to exchange prisoners of war. 💬 “Two categories are subject to exchange: ‘all for all’, the wounded and seriously ill, as well as persons under 25 years of age,” said Lieutenant General Alexander Zorin, a representative of the Russian negotiating group. "At present, a convoy with the first batch of bodies of servicemen to be repatriated has arrived in the exchange area. There are 1,212 bodies in the convoy. Three more trains, each with 1,200 bodies, and one automobile train, which will also have 1,200 bodies, are being prepared for dispatch in the near future. The total number will be more than 6,000 people," he specified. 📄 According to Aleksandr Zorin, the Ukrainian side did not confirm the exchange today and postponed it indefinitely. He also said that "the Russian side handed over to the Ukrainian side a list of 640 names, but the Ukrainian side is still refraining from setting a date for the return of these individuals and handing over to the Russian side the corresponding number of Russian military prisoners of war." "I confirm that we are fully prepared to implement the agreements that we reached in Istanbul. We are ready to hand over all the bodies, as well as to carry out an exchange of prisoners of war according to the established formula," concluded Alexander Zorin. 2/

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PRESS STATEMENT Date: May 26, 2025 Coordination Committee for Peace Violation of the Right to Dignity in Death: Demand for Immediate Release of Slain Maoist Bodies The Coordination Committee for Peace expresses grave concern over the continued withholding of bodies of deceased individuals from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana following the operation conducted on May 21 2025 in Chhattisgarh's Abujhmarh region. Despite assurances given by the Advocate General of Chhattisgarh before the Hon'ble High Court of Andhra Pradesh on May 24, 2025, that post-mortems would be completed and bodies handed over to families, the remains continue to be withheld. This prolonged delay is causing immense anguish to bereaved families who have travelled long distances to claim the bodies of their loved ones. Even more alarming are the emerging allegations that the bodies have not been preserved in cold storage and have been left exposed to decay—despite the clear legal and ethical obligation to preserve mortal remains with dignity. Such treatment amounts to a gross violation of medico-legal protocols, dehumanisation of the deceased, and the infliction of further psychological trauma upon grieving families. We are particularly disturbed that, during court proceedings, the Deputy Solicitor General—appearing for the Union of India—opposed handing over at least two bodies, citing a potential “law and order” issue arising from funeral processions. This justification, which effectively criminalises mourning, is both callous and constitutionally untenable. The families, through senior counsel, had already assured the Court of their willingness to abide by any conditions to ensure a peaceful farewell. Even then, the bodies have being withheld. Such obstruction reflects a contempt for both human grief and fundamental rights. We are also alarmed by reports that family members, ambulance drivers, and others assisting in this humanitarian process are facing intimidation and obstruction by the authorities. This represents an unconscionable abuse of state power, deepening the trauma of the bereaved. This delay and desecration is not merely an administrative lapse—it constitutes a blatant violation of constitutional and legal obligations. Article 21 of the Constitution of India, which guarantees the right to life and personal liberty, has been judicially interpreted to include the right to dignity in death. In Pt. Parmanand Katara v. Union of India—and reiterated in numerous subsequent judgments—the Hon’ble Supreme Court unequivocally held that the dignity of a human being does not end with death. " We thus find that the word and expression 'person' in Article 21, would include a dead person in a limited sense and that his rights to his life which includes his right to live with human dignity, to have an extended meaning to treat his dead body with respect, which he would have deserved, had he been alive subject to his tradition, culture and the religion, which he professed. The State must respect a dead person by allowing the body of that dead person to be treated with dignity …., the preservation of the dead body and its disposal in accordance with human dignity.” (1/2)

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⭕️ Breaking | Axios cites a senior Israeli official as saying the Israeli government “thinks Hamas is holding between seven to ten bodies of hostages that it can return at any minute. They choose not to do it and are creating a crisis.” The official offered no explanation for why the Palestinian resistance would seek to provoke a new crisis—one that would only invite more attacks and civilian deaths—or what possible benefit they would gain from withholding the remains. ▪️For its part, Hamas in an official statement yesterday, said: “The return of the bodies of the Israeli captives may take some time, as some were buried in tunnels destroyed by the occupation, while others remain under the rubble of buildings it bombed and demolished. The same Nazi occupation army that killed these captives is the one that caused them to be buried beneath the debris. The bodies of the Israeli captives that the Resistance was able to retrieve have already been handed over. Extracting the remaining bodies requires equipment and machinery to remove the rubble — which are currently unavailable because the occupation prevents their entry. Therefore, any delay in handing over the bodies is the sole responsibility of Netanyahu’s government, which obstructs and prevents the provision of the necessary means for recovery.” ▪️ Earlier in the week, PIJ deputy secretary-general Mohammed al-Hindi also rejected the Israeli accusations, saying: “Israel knows that locating the bodies will take time; it is not something solved under pressure or in a few days. It requires time and equipment. The mediators have been informed and are convinced of that, and even the enemy knows the delay is not intentional. As I said — what benefit would we gain from hiding the remains of the dead? None whatsoever.” ▪️U.S. officials have also disputed the claim. Washington denied that Hamas had violated the ceasefire deal, stressing that the process of recovering bodies from Gaza was expected to take time given the scale of destruction. “We’ve heard a lot of people saying, ‘Hamas violated the deal, because not all the bodies have been returned.’ The understanding we had with them was we get all the live hostages out, which they did honor that,” said a senior adviser to President Trump. “Right now, we have a mechanism in place where we’re working closely with mediators… to do our best to get as many bodies out as possible,” he added. “We continue to give [the mediators] the intelligence that the Israelis have [on where bodies may be located] and we keep working in good faith until we are able to exhaust that mechanism.” Another senior adviser to Trump said, “Hamas did the right thing when they gave all of the 20 live hostages up at the same time. That was a big moment.” He added that recovery efforts only began once the ceasefire took effect. “The amount of debris in Gaza dwarfs what was left after the World Trade Center was bombed on 9/11,” the adviser continued. “On top of all that debris is a lot of unexploded ordnance, and presumably, under that… there are many bodies.” “It would have been almost impossible for Hamas — even if they knew where all the 28 bodies were — to mobilize and get them all,” he said. “First we got three. Then we got four. Then we got another four.” “The sentiment in Israel is always [that Hamas] can do more,” the first adviser said. “What we basically say to the Israeli side… is, ‘Give us whatever intelligence you’re hearing or seeing… If you think that there’s something [the mediators or Hamas] could be doing or should be doing that you don’t think they’re doing, then pass it over and we’ll convey it,’” he told reporters. Still, Netanyahu and Israeli officials continue to insist the delay is deliberate. 🎥 Video from comra shows large-scale excavation project underway in Gaza to dig for bodies of Israeli prisoners and captives.

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