Amnesty calls for arrest of 87 Iran officials over 'crimes against humanity' during protests - Middle East Eye
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Amnesty International said the Iranian authorities committed “crimes against humanity” during the crackdown on the 2022 protests, which left hundreds dead, in a report released Wednesday, four years after the start of the movement “Woman, Life, Freedom” sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini.
Iranian authorities committed crimes against humanity in the crackdown on 2022 protests that left hundreds dead, Amnesty International said Wednesday, adding Tehran's suppression of new demonstrations this year bore the "same hallmarks" but on an even wider scale. Amnesty calls for arrest of 87 Iran officials over 'crimes against humanity' during protests Middle East Eye Rights group says Iran committed ‘crimes against humanity’ in crackdown on 2022 protests Al Arabiya English
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