ISTANBUL – Singapore executed a 35-year-old dual citizen of the city-state and Iran on Friday for drug trafficking, despite ...

THE city-state hanged a 35-year-­old Singaporean-Iranian man for drug trafficking, its fourth in less than a month, despite appeals from Teheran to “reconsider” his execution.

Tehran had urged the government to ‘reconsider’ the execution of Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad, a Singaporean-Iranian man.

Singaporean-Iranian Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad executed for drug trafficking, the predominant conviction for the 9 executions ...

Singapore hanged a 35-year-old Singaporean-Iranian man for drug trafficking on Friday, its fourth in less than a month, ...

Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad, born to a Singaporean mother and an Iranian father, was convicted in 2013 for drug trafficking ...

Singaporean, was executed on the morning of 29 November after his clemency appeal was rejected by President Tharman ...

Singapore must urgently halt the execution of Masoud Rahimi Mehrzad, a dual Singaporean-Iranian national, on drug-trafficking charges, a UN expert* said today. Mehrzad’s execution has been scheduled ...

Masoud Rahimi’s stay of execution was dismissed on Thursday evening, and his clemency appeal was rejected earlier in the day.