Thousands of women and men took to the streets of Iran in the week following Amini’s death. Since then, over 159 cities have held rallies in her name, including New York City, London, Seoul, and Tokyo. via WMC's the_fbomb
The Iran Intelligence Ministry and Security servicesthe public on Thursday, Sept. 22, against the “anti-government protests,” blaming them on foreign agents and terrorists, according to Reuters. The ministry also stated, “the exploitation of recent incidents by counter-revolutionary movements, any presence and participation in such illegal gatherings … will result in judicial prosecution.
This is one of several ways the Iranian government has been trying to suppress and censor the coverage of these protests as well as how the country’s police have been cracking down in response to protestors. At least 92 have been killed nationwide so far in Iran’s protests by the country’s security and police forces, according to the Norway-based Iran Human Rights NGO. In addition to this, 41 people were killed in the city of Zahedan Friday, Sept. 30, during protests regarding
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