On Sunday, demonstrators in Isfahan in the country’s centre were gassed with tear gas by police personnel in Iran. “Iran International TV” reports.
Additionally, it stated that as protesters in the nation’s capital, Tehran, sang anti-regime chants, rioters in the western city of Senndge set fire to the streets.
Videos emerged of demonstrators marching through Tehran’s “Hafat Basin” district while yelling anti-regime slogans like “Kurdistan to Zahedan. My soul is a redemption for Iran.”
The security forces allegedly fired protestors in the western nation’s Kurdish city of Mariwan earlier today, according to the broadcaster.
Since few weeks ago, protests have been taking place across Iran after allegations that police killed Muhsa Amini after she was detained for wearing a hijab that the authorities deemed “inappropriate.”
According to reports, protests throughout the nation have not subsided since Amini was assassinated on September 16, 2022, three days after she was detained by the Ethics Police.
Her passing has since stoked the flames of resentment over a number of issues, including the limitations placed on individual freedoms and stringent regulations regarding women’s attire, as well as the living and economic crisis that the Iranian people experience, without even mentioning the extremist laws imposed by the system of government and its overall political and religious makeup.
While the security forces violently confronted the protesters, killing dozens of them and arresting hundreds.
314 protesters, including 47 kids, were slain in the unrest up until Friday, according to human rights activists (Herna). In the protests that took place in 136 cities, towns, and 134 institutions, at least 14,170 people—including 392 students—were detained.
Security releases gas in Isfahan while protesters march in Tehran.
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