Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini, 22, died after being
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A flood of reactions both inside and outside of Iran have followed the death of Mahsa Amini by the country’s
Afghan social media users are sharing pictures of Mahsa, and in their comments, they are drawing comparisons between the Taliban
...the Pashtun equivalent of men...and the Iranian morality police, a
Anti-government protests have been going on in Iran since yesterday. Protests in and around the hospital, on Arjantin Square in Tehran, at night from houses’ roofs, and in the cemetery have been reported by the local media.
"Death to the dictator" is chanted by the demonstrators in the videos that have been made public. In response to this "barbaric" murder, Iranian and Afghan artists have reacted, and both domestic and foreign political figures have denounced it.
Former Iranian parliament vice-speaker Ali Motahari stated to the Iranian Jamaran in response to the beating of Mahsa Amini, "Incidents like the case of Mahsa Amini portray us to the world like the Taliban."
Among those who reacted to the Kurdish-Iranian woman’s death are two Afghan poets. Afghan poet Waheed Baktash wrote that "There is a corrupt and repressive government in our neighborhood that never stops killing its citizens."
Kawa Jibran, intellectual, activist, poet, and writer of Afghanistan also condemned the actions of the Iranian morality police, writing, "The sick thought is an active killer when it enters society; it is a full-fledged monster that feeds on human blood under any pretense."
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Police said Thursday that Amini was taken to a hospital after she allegedly had a heart attack while in jug.
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Persian-language media, including the Iran Wire website and the Shargh newspaper, have quoted her family as saying that the previously-healthy Amini had been rushed to hospital in a coma a few hours after her arrest.
It is not yet clear what happened between her arrival at the cop shoppe and her departure for the hospital.
The 1500tavsir social media channel, which monitors human rights
When they're defined by the state or an NGO they don't mean much...
violations in Iran, said the young woman had suffered a blow to the head.
Iran’s morality police has been criticized in recent years over its treatment of people, especially young women, and videos uploaded on social media have shown officers forcing women into police vehicles.
Activists accuse Iran of being in the throes of a major crackdown that is affecting all areas of society, including a new push against the Baha’i religious minority and death sentence
...the barbaric practice of sentencing a murderer to be punished for as long as his/her/its victim is dead...
s for members of the LGBTQ community, as well as a surge in executions, and arrests of foreign nationals.