More than 488 lost their lives since start "Jin, Jiyan, Azadî" uprising

Five months have passed since the "Jin, Jiyan, Azadî" uprising that erupted following the killing of the Kurdish young woman, Gina Amini at the hands of the "morality police". Gina became the first flame that ignited in Iran and Kurdistan's rogues and expanded to all the cities of the world despite the killing, torture and arrest campaigns.

More than 488 demonstrators lose their lives

According to the latest statistics published by the Iranian Human Rights Organization, since the beginning of the uprising, more than 488 demonstrators have lost their lives as a result of violence and live bullets fired by the Iranian state forces.

Execution of 4 demonstrators and 110 people threatened with death

Another method used by the Iranian state to suppress protests; It is the application of the death penalty against the protesters, and in this context, 4 demonstrators were executed: Mohsen Shakari, Majid Reza Rahnward, Muhammad Mahdi Karimi, and Saeed Muhammad Hussein.

According to the general statistics of the Iranian Human Rights Organization, at least 110 demonstrators are at risk of execution.

The Iranian state deliberately spreads panic in society to intimidate them, and in an attempt to suppress the protests, it applies arbitrary death sentences against citizens on various charges, such as murder and drug smuggling.

Since the beginning of the uprising, Iranian forces have arrested no less than 20,000 people, including religious figures, journalists, athletes, teachers, activists, and children.

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ANHA