Widespread arrests roil Iran weeks after security forces crushed protests

In the wake of a brutal crackdown on nationwide protests, Iran is experiencing significant unrest following widespread arrests of demonstrators and activists. Approximately a month ago, security forces were deployed to suppress the protests, which erupted over various grievances, including economic hardships and political repression. The government's heavy-handed response has led to increased tensions within the populace, as many citizens voice their dissent against the regime's actions. Reports indicate that a significant number of individuals have been detained, sparking outrage and calls for justice among human rights organizations. This latest wave of arrests not only highlights the Iranian authorities' stringent measures to maintain control but also underscores the persistent unrest that continues to grip the nation as citizens seek to express their frustrations. The situation remains fluid, with international observers closely monitoring developments as the Iranian government faces mounting pressure both domestically and from the global community to respect human rights and allow peaceful expression of dissent.
Originally reported by The Hindu International. Read original article
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