Iranian Rapper Toomaj Salehi Sentenced to Death, Global Outcry and Protests Ensue

Toomaj Salehi, known for his anti-government music, faces execution amid widespread international condemnation and support from the music industry.

Toomaj Salehi was sentenced to death in Iran for his participation in anti-government protests, sparking global protests and condemnation from human rights groups.
The death sentence, described as 'corruption on earth,' could still be appealed, with potential for reduction by a pardoning committee.
International figures and organizations, including the Recording Academy and U.S. officials, have voiced strong opposition to the sentence, calling for Salehi's immediate release.
Public demonstrations demanding Salehi's release have taken place globally, emphasizing the international backlash against the Iranian regime's actions.
Artists and activists worldwide, including prominent figures like Meek Mill, have rallied in support, using social media to amplify the call for Salehi's freedom.