Amini, whose death spurred ongoing demonstrations in Iran, was honoured one day after the forty-fifth anniversary of her passing. This time, the Iranian government was held accountable for her death.
Irfan Mortada, the son of Khalda Muhsa, confirmed, in connection with Al -Arabiya/Al -Hadath, today, Thursday, from the city of Sulaymaniyah in Kurdistan, Iraq, that the authorities bear the responsibility for the killing of Amini.
Additionally, he emphasised that, contrary to what the authorities had claimed, the twentieth girl was in good health and had never experienced a stroke. “These misconceptions have previously been spread by those in positions of authority in the nation. The authorities spread various stories each time a civilian perishes as a result of torture.”
In addition, he stressed that Iranian security is tormenting all detainees in the protests.
He emphasised how the security forces today converted the whole Kurdistan Governorate into a military zone, suppressing the demonstrators who also descended upon the area’s streets today.
Despite security threats, thousands of people gathered in the streets of Muhsa’s hometown of Saqz (in the Kurdistan area) to mark the forty-year anniversary of his passing.
While dispersing them with live ammunition and tear gas from the cops.
It is significant that protests have not subsided across the nation since the death of the 22-year-old Kurdish lady 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 broken the city’s strict dress codes.
According to numerous confirmed Analysts and observers over the past six weeks, her death sparked unheard-of protests in Iran three years ago, frequently presented by young men, young women, and students in a political message and challenge to the authorities, and an affirmation that the young segment or what is known as the generation “Generation Z” in Wadi and the authorities in another valley.
Iranian security is prevalent throughout all Kurdistan cities close to Muhsa Amini.
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