Al-Madina News: According to social media footage, rights organisations, and reports of increased fatalities and harsh repression by security forces employing tear gas, batons, and occasionally live ammunition, protests have continued for a third week in a row.
Following the passing of Mahsa Amini, university students in Iran persisted in their protests against the suppression and use of force to disperse demonstrations.
Following violence against demonstrators, Sharif University in Tehran cancelled classes. Additionally, according to the “Iran International” channel, Sharif University turned to distance learning starting on Monday till further notice after seeing instances in which security forces surrounded the students. In western Iran’s Kermanshah, student demonstrations also began.
According to Iran International and the Federation of Country University Councils on Telegram, the Iranian security forces detained between 30 and 40 Sharif University of Technology students on Sunday night. She continued by saying that students were assaulted in the university’s parking area by armed men dressed in civilian clothing and security officers. According to some stories, security personnel attacked several teachers at this university.
In the midst of ongoing, widespread protests in Iran and internationally following the death of Mahsa Amini while in the care of an extension patrol, Sharif University of Technology saw student meetings and demonstrations on Sunday.
The protesting students inside Sharif University were attacked by armed men dressed in civilian clothing, and the students were shot, according to pictures posted on social media and reports from the general public a short while ago. Even media reports confirmed that the security forces fired live ammunition in front of Sharif University in Tehran while the students were shouting, “You dishonourable!” Students at Tehran’s Beheshti University also chanted, “Don’t call our outing a protest; it has evolved into a revolution.
Don’t assume the protests will finish. Our date is every day, the students of Razi University in Kermanshah Province, western Iran, were heard chanting in video recordings from their demonstrations.
The Iranian government withheld the death toll but claimed that “rioters and thugs sponsored by foreign foes” were responsible for the deaths of many security force members. Last week, 41 people were declared dead, including security personnel, on state television.
Khamenei remained silent on the demonstrations, which included members of all racial and religious minorities and stretched to 31 Iranian provinces.
Earlier on Sunday, at a session of parliament, Iranian parliamentarians chanted “Thank you to the police,” showing support for their firm response to anti-government protests.
The most intense protests took place in Zahedan, where there were violent clashes between protestors and security forces that resulted in the deaths of 5 Iranian Revolutionary Guardsmen.
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Iran continues to have angry evenings. Tehran university is under siege and students are being detained
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