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Iran Protests Continue: Sanandaj Under Attack
Protests in Iran against the government’s killing of Mahsa Amini continue; the cities of Sanandaj, Saqqez, Kermanshah, Tehran, Kazerun, Marivan, Shiraz, Hamadan, Marvdasht, Tabriz,…
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“With 200 Protesters Killed, an International Investigation Is Necessary” – Human Rights Organizations FIDH and LDDHI
The League for the Defence of Human Rights in Iran has recorded the names of at least 193 protesters who have been killed so…
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Iran Protests Enter Week 4: Students Protest with Teachers’ Support
While violent confrontation and suppression of protesters continued, more cities witnessed protests by female students and school girls who joined this nationwide uprising with…
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Foad Ghadimi, Father of Two Killed by Two War Bullets
Foad Ghadimi is one of the first victims of the protests against the government murder of Mahsa (Zhina) Amini. He was on streets in…
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Protection of Children Rights Association: End Violence Against Children in Iran
During the new wave of protests in Iran against the government’s killing of Mahsa Amini, images of armed children and teenagers wearing military uniforms…
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Attack on Sharif University Students by an Army of Plainclothes Forces
On Sunday, October 2nd, several universities across the country organized protests and rallies against the government murder of Mahsa (Zhina) Amini. Sharif University of…
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Mohsen Mohammadi: Only His Bloody Shirt Was Left For His Family
Mohsen Mohammadi was shot by a war bullet in the back and under the left shoulder. He was 37 years old when he was…
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Iran Protests: Student Demonstrations in over 100 Iran Universities
On October 1, while the protests over the government killing of Mahsa Amini entered their third week, students in dozens of universities refused to…
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I will bloom from my body’s wounds
Feminists and LGBTQIA+ activists will take to the streets in solidarity with the protests in Iran on Sunday, October 2, around the world.
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Interview with Michel Walzer on the “Woman, Life, Liberty” Movement in Iran
Michael Walzer, an American philosopher, to the protesters in Iran: “…all of us who love freedom and democracy—we bless you and hope for your…
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Javad Heydari – A Protestor Whose Life Could Have Been Saved
According to our information, Javad Heydari is the first and only person to die in the protests so far, in the city of Qazvin.…
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Opinion: The Price of Being a Woman in Iran
“The misogynistic government policies that have forcibly unveiled and veiled Iranian women for generations have shaped the collective life experiences that have unified women…

