Iran halts stoning of woman 'for time being'

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Iran's judiciary says the controversial stoning sentence for a woman convicted of adultery will not be implemented for now.Malek Ajdar Sharifi, the top judicial official in the province where the woman was convicted has told the state news agency the sentence "will not be implemented for the time being."

He added in Sunday's report that the death sentence for Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani would still be implemented if the judiciary wanted, despite protests from the West.

He added that her crimes were "various and very serious" and not limited to adultery.

The outcry over the death sentence is the latest thorn in Iran's relationship with the international community, with the United States, Britain and international human rights groups urging Tehran to stay the execution.
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Iranian woman sentenced to death by stoning 'was sold for sex to fund her husband's drug addiction'
By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 2:09 AM on 16th December 2010


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Emotional: Sakineh Mohammedi Ashtiani confessed to murdering her husband in a documentary shown in Iran earlier this month. Her lawyer said she had made the programme under duress

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Reunion: Miss Ashtiani's son Sajad was also forced to take part in the documentary and played the part of his father

An Iranian widow sentenced to death by stoning for adultery suffered years of abuse at the hands of her drug addict husband, her lawyer said today.

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani was allegedly beaten and sold for sex by Ebrahim Ghaderzade, who she is accused of killing.

Her lawyer Mohammed Mostafaei said that he feared her life was now in imminent danger.

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