The death toll from Iran's protests has risen to 516... And a final death sentence for demonstrators

ARK News… The revolutionary courts in Iran have issued sentences against 670 detainees since the start of the protests

The "Harana" agency concerned with human rights in Iran announced that the death toll in the ongoing protests reached 516 people, including 70 children under the age of eighteen. The agency said that the Iranian authorities arrested more than 19,000 demonstrators, in addition to 687 students, while the Iranian judiciary confirmed the death sentence against two on charges of killing a security officer on the sidelines of the protests.

The agency added that the revolutionary courts in Iran have issued verdicts against 670 detainees since the start of the protests in the country.

The Iranian judiciary, on Monday, confirmed that the Supreme Court confirmed the death sentence against the Iranian protester, Muhammad Broughani, against the background of the protests taking place in the country since the death of the young woman, Mahsa Amini.

According to "Mizan Online" on Monday, Broughani "wounded a security guard with a knife with intent to kill," "caused panic among the people," and set fire to a local authority building in the city of Pak Dasht, southeast of Tehran.

After more than 3 months have passed since the popular movements against the Iranian regime, citizens in the city of Mahabad, northwestern Iran, participated, on Monday, in the forty-day celebration of "North Khidri Por", who was killed by Iranian security bullets, and chanted "Death to the Guardianship of the Faqih" and "Death to Khamenei." Curse on Khomeini."

According to widespread invitations, on Tuesday, a ceremony will be held for the forty-day of Mahran Bassir (29 years), who was shot by security forces, in the city of Fomin, in northern Iran, on November 16, and died 3 days later.

Next Thursday, the 40th anniversary of Hamid Salah Shor, 22, who was killed in the city of Izeh, southwestern Iran, will also be held under torture.

Since September 16, Iran has been witnessing protests following the death of Amini, 22, three days after she was arrested by the morality police for not adhering to the strict dress code in the Islamic Republic.

Hundreds died on the sidelines of the protests. The authorities also arrested thousands of people who participated in the movements, which included raising slogans against them, and Iranian officials consider a large part of them as "riots" fueled by the "enemies" of the Islamic Republic.

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