TEHRAN: Protesters on September 21 in Iran. Photo: WANA NEWS AGENCY / ReutersGREECE: Iranian refugees in Greece demonstrate on October 29, on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the death of Mahsa Amini. Photo: LOUISA GOULIAMAKI / AFPTEHRAN: A police motorcycle burns during a protest on September 19. Photo: WANA NEWS AGENCY / ReutersLONDON: People gathered on October 29 to protest. Photo: HENRY NICHOLLS/Reuters
TEHRAN: Protesters on September 21 in Iran. Photo: WANA NEWS AGENCY / Reuters
An Iranian court has sentenced a person to death, accused of being responsible for the unrest following the death of Mahsa Amini (22).
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Amini’s death has a weight big reactions around the world. People took to the streets and women cut their hair in protest against the Iranian religious authorities.
DEATH: Mahsa Amini, 22, of Saqqez, Kurdistan Province, was reported to have been arrested in connection with a family visit to Tehran. Photos: Private/Social Media
Now one person has been sentenced to death in Iran, accused of being responsible for the unrest that followed the death.
The ruling, quoted on the judiciary website Mizian Online, will be the first of its kind following the latest wave of unrest in the country.
The convict received the death penalty for allegedly setting fire to a public building, disturbing public order and crimes against national security.
Amini’s death also provoked strong reactions in Norway:
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STORINGET: Here, exiled Iranians wear what appears to be human hair during a demonstration in support of the Iranian people on September 24th. Photo: Javad Parsa / NTBPhoto: Mattis Sandblad / VGPhoto: Mattis Sandblad / VG
STORINGET: Here, exiled Iranians wear what appears to be human hair during a demonstration in support of the Iranian people on September 24th. Photo: Javad Parsa / NTB
WATCH THE VIDEO – HERE THOUSANDS PROMONSTRATE AGAINST THE IRANIAN REGIME:
