A leading dissident group has reported that Iran executed over 2,000 people in 2025, more than doubling the previous year's record. The United Nations has condemned the surge in executions, which the group attributes to internal unrest, economic crisis, and political infighting. International officials and human rights advocates are urging stronger action against Iran, criticizing the lack of practical measures to support Iranian protesters and calling for sanctions against regime officials. The report highlights cases like Zahra Tabari, sentenced to death after a brief trial for peaceful protest, and calls for global pressure to halt executions and support the Iranian people's right to resist.