US EditionAt Least 648 Protestors Killed in Iran Crackdown: Rights Group
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NGOs in Iran say that more than 600 protesters have already died in protests against the regime. Still, Gouveia and Melo are confident that they are in the second presidential position.
Paris, France. The repression of the protest movement in Iran claimed the lives of at least 648 people, one oenegé reported Monday, while the authorities are trying to regain control of the streets by organizing official marches across the country.The protests began two weeks ago.At first they were against the rise in the cost of living, but with the passage of days they have become a movement against the theocratic regime that has ruled Iran si…
According to human rights activists, at least 648 people have died since the protests broke out, while Tehran is calling for a withdrawal of expressions of solidarity from European leaders.
For two weeks, a popular uprising has been raging in Iran.The Mullah regime brutally acts against the demonstrators, hundreds were killed, if not several thousand.The number of deaths in the mass demonstrations in Iran has increased significantly: at least 648 demonstrators were killed in the crackdown of the protests, including minors, reported the human rights organization Iran Human Rights (IHR) on Monday. Unconfirmed reports however, the act…
At least 648 protesters have been killed in 16-day protests at various points in Iran against the Islamic Republic. Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO) said in a statement that nine minors are among those killed while thousands have been injured. The NGO explained that due to the Iranian regime’s Internet blackout since 8 January, and severe restrictions on access to information, it is extremely difficult to verify the death toll. Meanwhile, the number o…
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