Hooman Khalili

MAHSA AMINI
reflects a brutal reality faced by far too many, reminding us of the urgent need for justice and change.

From the streets of Iran
In the face of immense adversity, the human spirit remains unbroken and unyielding. The protests sparked by Mahsa Amini's and other's tragic deaths remind us that the pursuit of justice and freedom knows no boundaries. When a single act can light the fire of resistance, a united nation can demand change. Let us remember that in the quest for a brighter future, unity, courage, and the belief in justice are our greatest allies.

The courage of those who rise against injustice in Iran is a beacon of hope that pierces the darkest of times.

Mahsa Amini's legacy lives on, a poignant reminder that one person's sacrifice can ignite a revolution.

The world stands with Iran's protesters, as they write a new chapter in their nation's history, one of hope and change.

In the face of adversity, the people of Iran remain unbroken, their determination a source of inspiration for the world.

The courage of those who rise against injustice in Iran is a beacon of hope that pierces the darkest of times.

Mahsa Amini's legacy lives on, a poignant reminder that one person's sacrifice can ignite a revolution.

The world stands with Iran's protesters, as they write a new chapter in their nation's history, one of hope and change.

In the face of adversity, the people of Iran remain unbroken, their determination a source of inspiration for the world.

Human Rights Abuses in Iran

Highlighting Violations and Injustices

Key Points:

Excessive Force : Security forces use live ammunition and metal pellets, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries during protests.
Arbitrary Detentions : Thousands are unfairly imprisoned for peaceful activism, enduring prolonged detention.
Forced "Confessions" : Torture and ill-treatment lead to coerced confessions, raising questions about fair trials.
Custodial Deaths : Suspicious deaths in custody with reports of torture and medical neglect.
Misuse of Death Penalty : The death penalty is wielded as a political tool, targeting dissenters, protesters, and ethnic minorities.

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WLF Protest Highlights

16th Sep 2022--present (11 months, 3 weeks & 5 days)

Key Points:

Number of Cities with Protests : Security forces use live ammunition and metal pellets, resulting in hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries during protests.
Bazaars Shutdown : Bazaars shut down on November 16, with the largest closures occurring in Tehran and Kurdish cities.
Casualties : An estimated 500 demonstrators were killed during the protests, including 67 children.
Arrests : Over 15,000 people were arrested in connection with the protests.
Death Penalty Cases : At least 26 people were indicted with the charge of "waging war against God," a crime that carries the death penalty.

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