Four Years Since Mahsa Amini, Rights Groups Warn Crackdown Persists
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Four years ago, a young Kurdish woman died after being arrested by the moral police in Iran, followed by nationwide protests. Women have since won small free spaces - but the repression has intensified further. By Antonia Ruller.
Four years since Mahsa Amini, rights groups warn crackdown persists
Human rights groups said those who directed the violent suppression of the 2022 protests still control Iran's security apparatus, as Kurdish businesses shuttered across her home region and the UN Special Rapporteur said four years of state violence had failed to extinguish the resistance.
After the bloody repression and while the conflict in the Middle East is still ongoing, Iranians are now focusing on their daily lives and on the difficulties of inflation.
Four Years After Mahsa Amini, Iran Still Simmers
On September 16, 2022, Mahsa (Jina) Amini, a 22-year-old Iranian Kurdish woman, was arrested by the morality police in Tehran on the claim that she had not worn her hijab properly. She was taken to a police station, where, according to testimonies from other women, she was beaten severely until she collapsed. Mahsa was hospitalized, […] The post 4 years after Mahsa Amini, Iran's rage still simmers beneath the surface appeared first on www.israel…
In 2022, after the arrest, Jina Amini died because she was not supposed to have worn the headscarf in accordance with the law. The resulting movement "Woman, Life, Freedom" has changed Iranian society in the long term.
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