How Iran’s Ethnic Provinces Reshaped The Protest Movement

(ANALYSIS) When protests began in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar in December, authorities misjudged them as limited economic unrest. Instead, demonstrations spread nationwide, killing thousands and drawing in ethnic minorities. The uprising exposed deep divides over change, revealing that centralized opposition visions failed to address Iran’s ethnic diversity adequately.

International Tribunal To Deliver Verdict On Iranian Atrocities Early Next Year

(OPINION) On Nov. 10, the Iran Atrocities Tribunal opened its doors to a series of public hearings to investigate allegations of mass killings of protesters by the Iranian government in 2019. Amnesty International published a report detailing the deaths of 304 people killed by Iran’s security forces during the November crackdown.

Middle East, OpinionEwelina U. OchabNovember 24, 2021Ewelina U. Ochab, mass killings, iran, iranian governmentComment

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