One hundred days after the start of the protests in Iran more than 500 demonstrators were killed, including 69 children, and the government has no intention of stopping the repression or opening to dialogue. “We will show no mercy to enemies” Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said during a public ceremony, referring to the protests that began after the death of Mahsa Aminiarrested because she didn’t wear the veil correctly.
To bring it back is BBC Persia. Raisi called the protests that have been going on since last September a disturbance. Iran’s Human Rights Activists News Agency (Hrana) estimated that 507 protesters lost their lives in Iran. The number of prisoners is between 14,000 and 16,000. Two 20-year-olds were executed and at least 26 other people are reportedly awaiting execution.
Among the victims are dozens of children and teenagers. The last one, on December 25, is a girl of just 12 years old. The commander of the Iranian police force confirmed the news of the killing of Saha Etebari, who was shot by officers at a checkpoint at the car she was traveling with her parents in Hormozgan province. The little girl died of her wounds, the rush to the hospital was useless.
The dynamic is the same as the death of a 9-year-old boy on November 16th. Kian Pirfalak he was killed by officers who shot at the family car, seriously wounding his father. The police had tried to blame the protesters, but the child’s mother told what actually happened.
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Raisi’s words are only confirmation of what the facts show: repression and arrests are daily. On Boxing Day, a flight landed to block the family of the former footballer, legend of Iranian football, Ali Daei. His wife and son were taken off the plane but not arrested. Ali Daei was stripped of his passport. After his support for the protests he has received threats.
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Source: Vanity Fair
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