A Norwegian-based human rights group is accusing Iranian security forces of deliberately shooting protesters -- particularly young women -- in the eye.
Fox News correspondent Amy Kellogg interviews a former State department official and an advisor to Iran's nuclear negotiating team on the latest news surrounding the JCPOA.by nearly five months of protests, reports are emerging of the country’s security forces deliberately shooting at the eyes of demonstrators, particularly young women.
Initial data compiled by the human rights group indicates that a disproportionate number of protesters being targeted and sustaining such wounds are young women.
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