News from Al-Madinah: The United States renewed its support and support for the demonstrators in Iran, after it imposed a package of sanctions on officials involved in the suppression of the protesters who have been still since the middle of last month, to descend to the streets phones against the “repressive authorities”, and demanding respect for their rights and freedoms.
Robert Mali, the US special envoy, emphasised today, Sunday, that protests were held in Washington, D.C., and numerous other locations throughout the world to support the demonstrators in Iran.
“The demonstrators in Washington and cities throughout the world give their solidarity for the Iranian people who continue to demonstrate peacefully and urge his government to respect his dignity and human rights,” he wrote in a tweet on his Twitter account.
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Tokyo made this remark as thousands of people, including many Iranians and Iranians, marched in Washington, D.C., yesterday, Saturday, in support of the protesters in Iran, bearing the banner “Women of Hayat Freedom,” to the White House.
Yesterday, there were also sizable pro-democracy protests in Berlin and Tokyo.
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It is reported that since the death of the twentieth young woman, I am an amalgian, on September 16 (2022), three days after she was arrested by the Ethics Police in Tehran, and then transferred her to a capital hospital, and the demonstrations did not calm down in Iran.
Her passing has since stoked the flames of resentment over a number of issues, including the limitations placed on individual freedoms and the stringent regulations governing women’s attire, as well as the living and economic crisis that the Iranian people experience, not to mention the stringent regulations imposed by the government system and its political structure as a whole.
While the authorities intentionally to the methods of repression and violence, whether by cutting the Internet or using live bullets to disperse the protesters, or the arrest of university students and even schoolchildren.
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Iran: The people there continue to protest for their dignity.
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