By Hossein Bouazar
On Monday, December 23, Khamenei was “restless” a few days after the November protests. He ordered the security and government officials, “Do whatever is necessary to stop it.”
One of the sources told Reuters that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said at a meeting on Sunday (November 17) that “the Islamic Republic is in danger. Put an end to the protests in any form. That’s my order. “
Reuters reports that two Iranian officials who provided the statistics to the agency have calculated it “based on information gathered from security forces, mourners, hospitals and forensics.”
The number of protesters who were killed or injured is significantly higher than the numbers that the international human rights groups and the United States announced.
Amnesty International’s December 16 report stated that at least 304 people were killed in the November protests in Iran. The US State Department also said in a statement that hundreds of Iranians were killed in the protests and that there were reports that the number could be more than 1000 poeple.
According to the local activists the number of martyrs in the recent protests are more than 1550, more than 4500 injuries and more than 12200 detainees. It is worth noting that the Iran regime is refusing to announce the number of deaths.
We the ACFH are identifying and recording the names of the martyrs who were murdered by the Iranian regime in Ahwaz.
- Youssef Khaledi
- Iqbal Esmaeeli
- Salem Amirsanjaran Eidani
- Farshad Hajipour
- Taher Al-Khamis
- Sohrab Khaje-noori
- Halimah Samiri
- Ali Moussawi
- Bahman Jafari
- Nasser Rahzai
- Bassam Alboughbaish
- Ali Rashedi
- Reza Shahmoradi
- Kamal Daghghele
- Reza Darabpour
- Masoumeh Darabpour
- Mohammad Reza Ossafi Zargani
- Hamzeh Sawari
- Meysam Mojadam
- Reza Atieh Neisi
- Mohammad Barhi
- Ali Tamimi
- Reza Shahmoradi
- Hamid Mowahednejad
- Hamid Alwi
- Mehdi Zargani
- Abbas Barihi
- Saeed Punki
- Mohammad Ghanavati
- Javid Naaman
- Mehrdad Dashtinia
- Mahmoud Dashtinia
- Ehsan Abdollah Nejad
- Mohammad Hashamdar
- Ms. Shabnam Diani
- Farzad Ansari
- Majid Mojadam
- Amad Cheraghian
- Jafar Al-e Khamis
- Mansour Albawi
- Mansour Asakereh
- Yosef Albuebadi
- Ali Moradi
- Mohsen Mohammadpour
- Meysam Mani’at
- Khaled Mani’at
- Milad Hamidi
- Meysam Abdolvahab Adgipour
- Ali Ghazlavi
- Hassan Tamimi
- Sajjad Miri
- Shafi Baztab
- Ali Esfandiari
- Abdullah Yaqoubvand
- Milad Najafvand
- Abdullah Lorestani
- Akbar Yaqoubi
- Ali Eskandari
- Shahram Shekarian
- Hadi Ghorbani
- Nabi Saeed
- Bani Rashid
- Ali Moussawi
- Ahmad Moussawi
- Abbas Ka’bi
- Mamoud Ka’bi
- Reza Delfi
- Ali Soleimani
- Ali Baghlani
- Hamid Beshareh Doraqi
- Ali Bavi
- Ravanbakhsh Emami-Malmali
- Ebrahim Matouri
- Halimah Samiri
- Hamid Sheikhani
- Razzaq Nasserizadeh
- Ms Hasineh Atighi
- Ghassem Bawi
- Mohammad Khaleghi
- Adnan Helali
- Mojtaba Ebadi
- Mansour Daris
- Abbas Assakereh
- Ahmad Khajeh Albughli
- Ali Albughli
- Mohammad Khaledi
The authorities must end this brutal and deadly crackdown immediately and show respect for human life. Instead of continuing with this brutal campaign of repression, the Iranian authorities must immediately and unconditionally release all those who have been arbitrarily detained
We, the Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights (ACHR), concerns, while Ahwazi Arabs faced continued oppression and discrimination, the most significant human rights issues included a high number of executions for false confession and false crimes without fair trials of individuals. Torture; harsh and life-threatening prison conditions; arbitrary detention and imprisonment; of hundreds of political prisoners, are just few examples of how the Iranian regime violates the human rights.
We, the Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights (ACHR), strongly condemns Iran’s plan to execute Ahwazis. We are calling upon Mr. Javaid Rehman the United Nations special rapporteur for situation of human rights in Iran and Mrs Agnes Callamard the UN special rapporteur on extra-Judicial execution to intervene and stopping Iranian criminal regime from executing innocent prisoners that were arrested without any legal warrant.
Hossein Bouazar is a human rights activist from the Ahwaz region in Iran. He writes about human rights abuses committed on the Arab Ahwazi.
Ahwazi Centre for Human Rights
Date: 23/12/2019
