Amnesty says Iran committed 'crimes against humanity' in protests crackdown
Summary
Amnesty International says Iranian authorities committed serious human rights violations, called "crimes against humanity," during protests in 2022 that killed hundreds of people. Amnesty also reports that Iran’s recent crackdowns on protests this year show similar patterns but have affected even more people.Key Facts
- Amnesty International investigated the Iranian government's actions during the 2022 protests.
- Hundreds of protesters were killed in Iran during these crackdowns.
- Amnesty calls these actions "crimes against humanity," meaning widespread abuse against civilians.
- The group says the way Iran suppressed protests in 2023 and 2026 shows the same features but on a larger scale.
- Amnesty International urges the creation of an international court or system to hold those responsible accountable.
- The protests in Iran are linked to demands for human rights, including women’s rights.
- Amnesty’s report is based on research and interviews with witnesses and victims.
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