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The protests in Iran have spread to Tehran

May 16, 2022 By admin

Archive context (May 2022): The embedded report describes a period of labor and economic protests in Iran, including demonstrations by teachers and transport workers. Its statements about the geographic spread of protests and reported casualties reflect what was being circulated at the time, not a verified current situation.

The protests in #Iran have spread to Tehran. Teachers took to the street in more than 100 cities, now bus drivers are protesting. This week regime shut down the Internet in many cities to prevent protests. But people are still in the streets & some protesters got killed. pic.twitter.com/18uCgEnMZv

— Masih Alinejad 🏳️ (@AlinejadMasih) May 16, 2022

Filed Under: Briefly Tagged With: iran, middle east

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