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The 87th night of the Iranian people for Democracy continued in 282 cities such as KhorramAbad, different parts of Tehran, Bousher,... So far 700 hundred have been killed and 30,000 arrested. 580 names have been published by the People of Mojahedin of Organization of Iran(PMOI/MEK)

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Elaheh Jabbari was found dumped in the street in Tehran on Friday, December 9, the Iranian Student Council reported on Sunday, December 11. Elaheh Jabbari was injured, and her head had been shaved. She had been sexually assaulted during three days of interrogation. Security forces kidnapped Elaheh Jabbari on December 5 and took her to an unknown location. Elaheh Jabbari has a B.A. in psychology from Tehran University. She is from Sistan and Baluchestan but lives in the capital. https://tinyurl.com/mry75re4

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The Iranian regime executed the first prisoner of Uprising. Mohsen Shekari was 23 years old. His execution has brought condemnations form many countries in the west. Mrs Maryam Rajavi the President elect of the Iranian resistance tweeted: Imprisoned protester, #Mohsen_Shekari, 23, was executed on Khamenei’s order, showing the regime’s fear in the face of #IranRevolution and the prospect of being overthrown. This vicious crime will fuel people’s anger. Courageous youths and protesters will not remain silent. I urge the @UN, EU, member states & human rights defenders to strongly condemn the execution of the 23-year-old Mohsen Shekari and take effective and practical measures against religious fascism ruling Iran to #StopExecutionsInIran. Silence, inaction trample human rights values, she added. Mrs Rajavai called for the closure of the Iranian regime's embassies and the IRGC(Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp) and MOIS (Ministry of Intelligence and security( against to be expelled.

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An elite PhD student was killed at Tehran University by security services on December 4, according to social media reports. Zahra Jalilian, 30, studied Electrical Engineering at the School of Technology. The circumstances of her death are suspicious; the authorities of Tehran University said she had committed suicide due to differences with her professor over the publication of her article. Zahra's family is under pressure to declare she committed suicide. But they say she had recently received a scholarship from Germany. She was full of love and life and enthusiastic about continuing her education. In other news, the intelligence services abducted Shiva Mafakher, who has a PhD in math. Ms. Mafakher taught at Sajjad high school in Sanandaj. She refused to allow security forces to remove student protesters from her class. Another detained protester is Nassim Mardookhi, 36. She earned her living by doing art and craft. She was arrested on her way home on October 15. Security services accused her of writing graffiti on the wall and took her to the notorious Qarchak Prison. After 49 days of detention, Nassim Mardookhi was charged with “assembly and collusion against national security” and “propaganda against the state.” She has been forcibly disappeared since November 29, and nobody knows her whereabouts. https://tinyurl.com/44vbceaf

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The Iranian Judiciary issued death sentences for five protesters on December 7 and sentenced another 11, including three 17-year-olds, to heavy prison sentences. The regime's Judiciary has not officially announced the names of those who received death sentences. Among these prisoners are Dr. Hamid Ghare-Hassanlou 53 and his wife Farzaneh whom had no access to their lawyer. https://tinyurl.com/38cjex6y