More than 200 protesters were convicted in one province
Iran In the central province of Alborz, the judiciary reported that 201 people were convicted for participating in protests against the government.
Chief judge of the province Hussein Fazili Harikandi said on October 24 that those convicted are “main and active agents” because social they called people to protest in the media.
Although he did not say how many people were detained, he said that two-thirds of those detained have already been released on bail. This means the detention of more than 600 protesters.
Protests held by the moral police Mahsa Aministarted after his death. It is reported that the 22-year-old woman was detained for not tying the hijab properly.
of Iran Ali religious leader Ali Khamenei recently said that protesters “are either agents of the enemy, or if they are not agents, they are working with the enemy.”
Fazili Harikandi noted that Khamenei’s statement is a “road map of the justice system”.
Amin’s death sparked one of the biggest protests in the country since the Islamic revolution.
Prosecutor of Tehran Ali Salehi, 315 people were convicted for their participation in the “recent riots” in the capital. He said that four of the protesters were accused of war against God. That’s why they use death penalty in Iran.
Salehi accused the detained protestors of acting against the country’s security, “against the system” and disrupting public order.
The government suppressed the protesters. Located in Oslo Iran Human Rights Organization reports that at least 215 people were killed, including 27 children.
Iran the authorities did not reveal the exact number of those detained and killed.