![Why Iran’s Judicial System is Stacked Against Protesters, Who Despite Constitutional Protection, Face Execution for Their Beliefs](https://www.jurist.org/commentary/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2022/10/arrest_1664983227.jpg)
Article 27 of the Iranian Constitution states that protesters are permitted to gather and march so long as weapons aren’t involved, their message is not anti-Islamic, and they first obtain permission from the Interior Ministry. But while protest may be legal in theory, practice points to a very different reality. The Interior Ministry has not [...]