Protests in Iran after the death of Mahsa Amini
Fahimeh Karimi, a volleyball coach and mother of children, was sentenced to death for taking part in protests in Iran: she is accused of beating a member of the Bassij paramilitary in Pakdasht.
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Protests in Iran after the death of Mahsa Amini
She was sentenced to death for taking part in protests against the regime in Iran Fahimeh Karimi, volleyball coach and mother of children.
According to reports from the Women’s Commission within the National Council of Resistance of Iran, which speaks of news circulated on social networks awaiting confirmation, the woman was arrested a Pakdashtin Tehran province.
Transferred to the prison Evinwhere the Italian was also detained Alessia Piperno, she was then confined to prison Khorin always in Pakdasht.
Karimi accused of driving the protests and for beating up a member of the paramilitary Bassij during the riots in his city.
In the last 3 months or so, since the protests began after the death of Mahsa Amini, 22-year-old girl who died following ill-treatment by ‘moral’ police, after being arrested for not wearing her dress correctly veilover 18,000 people have been arrested by the security forces, including many minors.
The announcement of the first death sentence in connection with the “riots” came in early November.
According to the court’s verdict, the accused had been found guilty of “setting the fire to a government building, that he disturbed public order, assembled and conspired to commit a crime against national security and was an enemy of Allah,” the agency said. Mizan.
In total, there are about 450 le people killed during the protests. Among the latest victims, the 27-year-old Mehran Samakshot and killed by the police Bandar Anzali, while he was celebrating the defeat of the Islamic Republic national team against the USA at the World Cup in Qatar: he was in the car with his girlfriend when he was hit.
