In its latest report, the Iranian Human Rights Organization announced that 326 citizens were killed in repression, including 43 children and 25 women, and the organization demanded the international community to restrict a firm reaction to prevent further killing.
According to the Iranian Human Rights Organization’s statistics, 3 of the children killed in the protests were citizens of Afghanistan, and 9 of the children killed were girls.
According to the organization, the aforementioned statistics represent the “minimum” number of protest victims in Iran.
Statistics show that the dead are from 22 different governorates in Iran, and that most of the dead were in Sistan-Bluchistan in southeast, Tehran, Mazandaran North, Kurdistan West, and two killers, respectively.
The group acknowledged that the majority of the fatalities occurred on September 21 and 22, which was five days after the young Muhsa Amini was killed, as well as on September 30.
In Khash, in the Baluchistan Governorate, in southeast Iran, where the security forces opened fire on the protesters, on November 4, another bloody massacre involving 16 Baluch people was witnessed, according to a report by the Iranian Human Rights Organization.
Balochistan is a province in southeast Iran where Iranian security forces have killed at least 123 civilians, a significant difference from the other provinces’ death tolls of 37 in Tehran and 33 in Mazandan.
Amnesty International had warned in a report earlier that the security forces were using “deadly war bullets” to suppress the people of Balochistan.
Amnesty International reported that on November 4 in Khash, Balochistan Governorate, the security forces brutally suppressed peaceful protests after Friday prayers, killing at least 18 protesters, including two children named Maara and Musla, and injuring numerous others.
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