Iranian families mark protest killings as schools observe strikes
Summary
Families in Iran held ceremonies to remember those killed in protests last month. Many schools in Iran were on strike as teachers and students protested the killings. The Iranian Justice Minister confirmed that some minors involved in protests are still in detention.Key Facts
- Iranian families held memorials for loved ones killed in protests last month.
- Ceremonies took place at Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran, marking 40 days since the events.
- Videos showed similar memorial events in various Iranian cities.
- Mourners chanted slogans and expressed solidarity with families of the deceased.
- School strikes occurred as many teachers and students protested the killings.
- The Iranian Teachers' Trade Associations reported school closures in multiple cities near Tehran.
- Iran's Justice Minister confirmed that some minors remain in detention after the protests.
- Officials previously noted that a significant number of protesters were young, under 20 years old.
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