Amnesty International: Iran committed a crime against humanity in interceptions in 2022

On Wednesday, September 25 (September 16), Amnesty International released a thousands-page report on the crackdown on interceptions "Zen, Zahandi, Liberation". In this report, 87 officials in the Republic of Salami were identified and documented in the chain of command of the crackdown.

Amnesty International announced that the authorities of the Republic of Salami committed "crimes against humanity" during the crackdown on interceptions in 2022, which led to the killing of hundreds of people.

In its report, released to coincide with the fourth anniversary of the release of the Zindagi strain, the human rights group cited murder, torture, rape and enforced disappearance as examples of "crimes against humanity" in the crackdown on the 2022 intercepts.

Amnesty International also announced that the interception crackdown earlier this year had similar characteristics to the 2022 crackdown, but was carried out on a larger scale and with more violence and casualties.