On Thursday, a number of memorial services for the martyrs of the Iranian uprising turned into sizable anti-regime demonstrations. People and fully armed security forces clashed in cities across Iran, and clashes continued one day after the regime’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, considered protesters as foreign agents and declared the unrest over.
In Tehran, students of the University of Tehran, University of Science and Technology, Amir Kabir University, Azad University of North Tehran, Faculties of Materials Engineering, Mechanics and Architecture of Sharif University, Faculty of Chemistry of Azad University, Department of Research Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, Faculty of Civil Engineering, North Campus and Allameh University staged sit-in protests and strike.
On Thursday, the ongoing nationwide uprising in Iran reached its 49th day, following a busy night of protest gatherings, roadblocks, and other protesting measures by the Iranian people.
Iranian doctors and medical professionals protested in Tehran and other cities against the regime’s refusal to treat injured protesters. The clerical regime responded with more violence, attacking medical professionals and killing Dr. Parisa Bahmani. The murder sparked outrage among Iranians both at home and abroad.
On the 46th day of the Iranian Revolution, during which the regime has so far killed over 450 Iranians, they shouted these calls as security forces attacked them and other university students who persisted in their protests. These significant Iranian protests, which many believe have turned into a revolution, have some distinctive slogans that express the will and demands of the Iranian people.
On Monday, October 31, the 46th day of the nationwide uprising, students from dozens of universities across the nation held sit-ins and protests despite brutal repression by the IRGC forces in recent days.
On Saturday, October 29, the 44th day of the nationwide uprising, the mullahs’ regime launched a new wave of crackdown on students who resumed protests across the country. Agents of the IRGC and MOIS attacked universities in Tehran and other cities, arresting a large number of students.
University students protested in at least 63 Iranian cities, along with demonstrations and strikes. Many experts believe that the fact that protests are still occurring in Iran, where the entire security apparatus is in place to crush any form of dissent, proves that these demonstrations are organized and are not “leaderless.”
On Sunday, Iran’s nationwide uprising will mark its 45th day. Demonstrations throughout the country have gathered momentum following the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old woman who had been arrested by morality police in Tehran on September 13 for an alleged breach of the country’s strict dress code for women.
