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Amnesty International Accuses Iranian Authorities of Crimes Against Humanity

The NGO claims a state chain of command ordered the use of deadly force against 2022 protests.

· 1 min read · language: en
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— RFI — Français

Amnesty International reveals in a report the existence of a chain of command responsible for implementing a state policy of using deadly force to crush the 2022 protests, which the NGO says resulted in hundreds of deaths.

The organization identifies 87 government officials it believes should be investigated for crimes against humanity related to the "Woman, Life, Freedom" uprising.

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