https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMVdVeBMVRY&t=59s Widespread torture including beatings, floggings, electric shocks, stress positions, mock executions, waterboarding, sexual violence, forced administration of chemical substances, and deprivation of medical care  Hundreds subjected to grossly unfair trials on baseless national security charges  Death sentences issued based on torture-tainted “confessions” Iran’s police,

In Meshkindasht-Karaj, Basij forces shot at protestors on the ground,  from the rooftops of the Basij Base. On November 15th, 2019, following a sudden spike in fuel prices, nationwide protests broke out across Iran. While the protests were largely peaceful, in certain cities some banks,

An investigation by Amnesty International has uncovered evidence that at least 23 children were killed by Iranian security forces in the nationwide protests in November last year. At least 22 of the children were shot dead by Iranian security forces unlawfully firing live ammunition at

Center for Human Rights in Iran: February 10, 2020 – Detainees held in Iran since the November 2019 street protests—including juveniles—are being beaten, forced to make self-incriminating statements and held in inhumane incarceration conditions, and their families are not being informed of their whereabouts and

Radio Farda: Reports received from Iran by human rights groups abroad say two protesters injured in mid-November anti-government protests have passed away.   The security forces had shot the two, Mohammad Maleki and Amir (Shahpour) Ojani, during the deadliest protests in the four-decade history of

Kurdistan Human Rights Network: Iranian security and military authorities have resorted to widespread suppression, violence against civilians, torture, murder and even sexually abusing children.     following the November protests shook several Iranian cities. According to the Kurdistan Human Rights Network’s (KHRN) investigation, more than