Tehran, Iran (HRNW) — Security forces in Iran have intensified their brutal crackdown on protesters, with human rights observers estimating over 16,000 deaths since demonstrations began. The regime has imposed a near-total digital blackout, blocking access to communication networks to hide atrocities. Reports describe mass arrests, sniper shootings, and denial of medical aid to injured civilians. Activists warn that these crimes amount to systematic state violence targeting the country’s youth.
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