The Iranian authorities are deadlocked
SOURCE: The Washington Post
TRANSLATION: Innovator
“Washington Post” newspaper in Iran imprisonment published an editorial about journalists Nilufar Hamidi and Ilaha Mohammadi.
Iran Actions are being held in the Islamic Republic in connection with the death of a young woman, Mahsa Amini. Mahsa Amini, who was arrested on September 13 by the moral police on the charge of violating hijab rules, died three days later in the hospital. Iran Although the authorities denied it, many believe that the young woman was a victim of physical violence.
Mahsa Amini’s actions started on September 18.
“Washington Post” writes that journalists Nilufar Hamidi and Ilaha Mohammadi were arrested because they did not turn a blind eye to injustice and exposed the truth about Mahsa Amini: “The uprising in Iran was partly caused by the photos taken from the hospital where Mahsa Amini passed away. Those photos social spread in the media intensified the anger of the population against the Islamic theocracy.
Iran Although the authorities claimed that 22-year-old Amini suffered a heart attack, his family said that he was beaten by the police news gave Death of Mahsa 20The scandalous of 09 the president young Iranians who did not participate in the protests held after the election were also brought to the streets.
The article of “Washington Post” mentions that Nilufar Hamidi, the reporter of “Sharq” newspaper, published an extensive report from the hospital where Mahsa Amini passed and shared pictures of the deeply shaken family.
The reporter of “Hammihan” newspaper, Ilaha Mohammadi, reported on the funeral of Mahsa Amini.
Mahsa Amini was buried in the Kurdistan province where he was born. Slogans against the Iranian regime were chanted at the funeral. At this time, the security forces mofficial attacked the participants. The situation has become more tense, some women who have died protest they took off their head coverings as a sign.
The “Washington Post” and “Sharq” and “Hammihan” are close to the reformists. newspapers notes that he is known as
Nilufar Hamidi was arrested on September 22, Ilaha Mohammadi was arrested on September 29. They are USAin spying on and foreign media information they are accused of transmitting.
In the statement of the Iranian intelligence, it is claimed that the journalists’ reports USA They prepared it on the order of the Central Intelligence Agency and in this case BritainIsraeli spies too hand there is
The “Washington Post” writes that the Iranian authorities are trying to insinuate that the foundations of the protests in the country were laid by the special services of foreign countries, and that the mass actions were started by their fatwa.
“Washington Post”, reminding that the death penalty for espionage is provided for in Iran, writes that the claims and accusations officially put forward by Tehran are completely fabricated and states that no one should believe this nonsense: “Madam journalists just fulfilled their professional duties. In fact, the news of Mahsa Amin’s death was spread by others. The Iranian authorities are busy blaming the protests that covered the streets on the feet of the Central Intelligence Agency.
The editorial of the “Washington Post” further states: “Six weeks after the death of Mahsa Amini, clashes between students and security forces took place in Tehran. The next day, the authorities accused him of inciting riots 10Open about 00 people court announced his intention to hold the process. At least 270 people died in the wave of protests in Iran, 14 thousand people imprisonment was done.
The rebellious generation has scared the Iranian authorities. The country’s leadership tries to behave as if the problem lies only with journalists and the Central Intelligence Agency. In fact, in this way, the government is deadlocked. It is possible to end the riots only by giving freedom to the people.”