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Systematic Human Rights Violations: Security forces have adopted extremely cruel methods to suppress the ongoing public movement against Islamic rule in Iran. Tehran-born journalist Michael Abdullahi has claimed that the regime has used sexual violence as a weapon against women. Under this repressive policy, systematic human rights violations are being carried out, which is causing great outrage all over the world. Even children have been targeted to intimidate the protesters and end the movement completely.

horror tales of barbarity

Iranian-German journalist Michael Abdullahi quoted eyewitnesses as saying that security forces raped protesting women and even removed their uteruses. In many cases, women were scalped and their bodies were marked with deep cigarette burns to scare them away. These atrocities were especially perpetrated on women who refused to wear hijab or registered their protest by burning pictures of Supreme Leader Khamenei.

Open threat from security forces

The German newspaper ‘Die Welt’ According to the report, the arrested women are being repeatedly threatened with rape and death by the security forces. An eyewitness reported that he heard security officers saying that they would not kill the women immediately but would first rape them and then kill them. Forced stripping of detained women and giving them unknown injections have now become a common repressive process to crush protests there.

attempt to destroy evidence

Michael Abdullahi alleged that the Iranian regime is burning the bodies of the dead instead of handing them over to their families to erase evidence of its brutality. This is being done so that the marks of torture and rape can be completely hidden from the eyes of the outside world and international human rights organizations. Despite this, people are continuously making courageous efforts to spread information about these terrible atrocities to the world through social media and other means.

deployment of foreign fighters

Iran not only used its Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to crush these demonstrations but also specifically called in thousands of Shia fighters from Iraq. Along with this, Basij Militia has also been fielded with full force against the protesters so that any kind of democratic opposition can be eliminated. The government has also completely shut down communication services and the internet to prevent news of violence by security forces from getting out.

Heavy casualties and deaths

According to a Reuters report, at least 5,000 people have died so far in this major conflict, while government figures confirm only 3,117 deaths. Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has termed the protests as a foreign conspiracy and an international attempt to destabilize the regime. There is deep mourning throughout Iran at this time but the people there still do not seem ready to accept defeat and bow down to the cruel regime.