Amnesty International said on Thursday that the Iranian security forces have killed at least 8 people since Wednesday night in relation to the ongoing practise of the deadly suppression of the rallies that women started six weeks ago.
According to a statement released by the international group on Thursday, the Iranian security forces had killed at least 8 people since last night.
She continued by saying that the marchers and residents of Haddad were shot at by Iranian security.
She also criticised these behaviours and viewed them as unlawful firearm use.
These events occurred as angry protests in western Iran resumed today, Thursday, following a stormy day there on the forty-fifth anniversary of the young woman’s murder, Muhsa Amini.
The burial of a protester slain yesterday while he was encircled by irate police in the city of Mahabad, in the Azerbaijani province in the northwest of the country, drew hundreds of streets.
Some protesters chanted, “We should not cry our youth, we must take revenge for them,” referring to the killing of the young demonstrator, Ismail Mouloudi.
However, according to a Norwegian human rights organisation with a base in Norway, the security forces engaged the protesters with live ammunition, killing three people.
It is significant that protests have not subsided since the murder of the Kurdish young woman, Muhsa Amini, 22, on September 16, three days after she was detained by the Ethics Police while visiting Tehran with her younger brother on the grounds that she had violated the country’s rigorous clothing codes.
According to numerous confirmed Analysts and observers over the past six weeks, her death has sparked unheard-of protests in Iran three years ago, frequently presented by young men, women, and students in a political message and challenge the authorities, and an affirmation that the young segment or what is known as the generation is “Generation Z” in a valley and the authorities in another valley.
8 protesters are killed by Iranian security, a report from abroad verifies.
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