ISIS In Iraq Executes More Homosexuals By Casting Them From A Rooftop (Warning: Graphic Images)

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July 1, 2015

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On July 1, 2015, the Islamic State (ISIS) media office in Iraq's Fallujah province published a series of photos showing the execution of four more men convicted of engaging in homosexual acts.[1] This follows reports on similar executions in other parts of Iraq: in Mosul on June 3, 2015[2] and in the town of Al- Ba'aj in Al-Jazira province on May 3, 2015.[3]  It appears that ISIS is consistently imposing the same sharia punishment on homosexuals, namely dropping them head first from the roof of a tall building and then stoning them. The latest report, which includes seven photos, was published on the jihadi forum Shumoukh Al-Islam (Shamikh1.info) and distributed via social media.

Below are several of the photos:

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