Iran Human Rights has obtained details regarding the killing of a young female student
On 28 December 2025, nationwide protests began in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar over economic hardship and quickly turned into protests against the Islamic Republic. On 8 January 2026, the authorities shut down the internet and carried out an unprecedented mass-killing of protesters using military-grade weapons. Thousands were killed and many more detained or denied medical care. Iran Human Rights documents these crimes and calls for your support.
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