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Monthly Archives: October 2022

Billboard Of Famous Iranian Women Wearing Hijab Taken Down After Outcry

RFL/RE – A massive billboard showing dozens of famous Iranian women wearing a hijab has been removed amid fierce criticism less than 24 hours after it appeared in central Tehran, which along with dozens of other cities has been in the grips of daily protests over the death of a young woman while in police custody for allegedly wearing the …

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A Leaderless Revolution: The Stark Choice Facing Iranians

Iranwire – The murder of Mahsa Amini by Iran’s morality police last month in Tehran sparked an unprecedented movement which is leading to the downfall of the corrupt and criminal regime of the ayatollahs. The brutal response of the security forces to the demonstrations, now in their fourth week, and causing many deaths, injuries and detentions, has nevertheless not weakened …

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Security Forces In Violent Crackdown As Protests Grow Across Kurdistan

Iranwire – Security forces have met a wave of strikes and protests across Iranian Kurdistan with a swift and lethal display of force which has left at least seven dead, according to human rights groups. Hengaw, which reports on Iran’s Kurdish regions, said protesters in 10 cities had confronted “security forces’ intense violence” on Wednesday night. Direct fire had killed …

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Super Star Actress Denounces Murder of Young Iranians

Iranwire – One of Iran’s best-known and admired actresses has demonstrated her support for the public protests sweeping Iran, appearing on a social media video without a hijab. Fatemeh Motamed-Arya showed her anger at the ongoing violent suppression of protesters. 🎥«فاطمه معتمدآریا»، بازیگر برجسته سینمای ایران با انتشار یک ویدئوی بدون حجاب به حضور تصویرش در دیوارنگاره جدید میدان ولیعصر …

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As Iran Protesters Demand Regime Change, How Should West Respond?

VOA – Anti-government protests are continuing across Iran following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody last month. She had been arrested by Iran’s morality police for ‘unsuitable attire’. Where might the protests lead – and how should the West respond? Henry Ridgwell reports from London.

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2,000 detainees under torture in Greater Tehran Penitentiary

Iran-HRM – At least 2,000 detainees have been transferred by Iran’s Judiciary to the 6th Brigade of Greater Tehran Penitentiary with the start of nationwide uprisings in Iran. The Penitentiary also known as Fashafouyeh, is one of the most notorious prisons in Iran and one of the largest. The Penitentiary, 32 kilometers south of Tehran, covers an area of 110 hectares. …

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Iran Protests: Arrests of School Children Prompt Grave Fears of More Child Killings

CHRI – The arrests and interrogations of school children accused of joining nationwide protests in Iran and their detention in so-called “psychological centers” has raised fears of more child killings in the fourth week of protests that have been spreading across the country since September 16. “Call this what it is: Kidnappings of children by a state that is stopping …

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Iran Human Rights Condemns Children Arrests: Islamic Republic Officials are Ones in Need of “Correction”

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) At least 201 people including 23 children, have been killed since the nationwide protests began a month ago. Additionally, many school children have been arrested with the Education Minister stating that the detainees were sent to “psychiatric centres” to be “corrected” and will be returned to school once they have been “corrected.” Recalling the inherent human right …

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Report: Iran warns EU over sanctions threat

Al-Monitor – Iran is warning the European Union over the supranational body’s threat of new sanctions.  The US news outlet Politico reported Thursday that the Iranian government sent a letter to some European diplomats warning them to abandon the sanctions threat.  Iran said Europe must consider the “nuances” of the situation. If not, “the ramification will be grave and the bilateral relations …

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