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Protests and resistance during Mahsa Amini Anniversary
16 Sept 2026 #Iran #IranProtests #MahsaAminiA major wave of unrest is unfolding across Iran’s Kurdish regions as opposition groups call for a general strike on the fourth anniversary of Mahsa Amini’s death. Four years after Amini’s death in the custody of Iran’s morality police sparked the nationwide “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement, Kurdish activists are once again mobilising, with businesses and public spaces reportedly shutting down in parts of western Iran. The developments come as Tehran is already facing intense pressure on multiple fronts. The United States and Iran remain locked in a dangerous confrontation around the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, while tensions involving the IRGC and U.S. forces continue to escalate. In this report, we examine the latest developments in Iran’s Kurdish regions, the Mahsa Amini anniversary mobilisation, the Iranian regime’s security response, and the growing confrontation between Washington and Tehran. Could the latest Kurdish strike remain a regional protest — or could it develop into a wider challenge for the Iranian regime? Watch the full report for the latest developments. #Iran #IranProtests #MahsaAmini #Kurds #IranRevolt #IranNews #IRGC #StraitOfHormuz #USIran #MiddleEast #BreakingNews
Mahsa Amini's Uncle Arrested Ahead Of Anniversary Of Her Death
ahsa Amini (left) in the hospital on September 16, 2022, and her father and grandmother right after her death.
Alireza Sepahi
Alireza Sepahi, an innocent Iranian man, is facing execution imminently. He was scheduled to be hanged last month, but suffered a heart attack on the way to the noose from sheer stress and panic. The regime, using Sharia law, is now preparing to hang him again.
Iran’s New Weapon: Group Prosecutions of Protesters Send Dozens Toward the Gallows
Protesters are being tried collectively, in fast-tracked prosecutions that deny defendants individual trials and due process and end in death sentences and executions
Iran summons nearly 100 artists, public figures over anti-execution posts
Nearly 100 prominent Iranians, including artists and filmmakers, have been summoned by security agencies or judicial authorities after speaking out against a new wave of executions, particularly the public hanging of protesters in Isfahan, a rights activist said.