and today, the president of the university of iran and university of alamos, have a sub a, he said the be the of detained. a students had been released by the security forces and had been hand over to their families. now the sheriff university is also expected to follow this case. this is a gesture to calm down the situation in iran on sunday. also the running parliament held a close session to assess the bruce and the allotments in the country. so the general understanding among the rening officials here is that this is an international meddling into iran's domestic affairs. and that this brought us, or to walked by the, by the a foreign a powers by the foreign countries. the did the panama sport person, i'm a biker, got above to they said that there is a forensic investigation regarding massey. i mean, is that on the way and did the final report is going to be a really soon? so based on this final report is if there is a wrong going at those who are responsible for that are going to be held accountable. this is a statement that has been repeated by runyan official several times in th

be held virtually until a further if further notice should of university of technology is one of the leading scientific universities in iran. it's regarded as a top university and the best students of iraq, every year, most to that university is famous, which is engineering, faculties and every year, tons of its graduates go to the that the western countries, primarily at that, primarily to the it, did you ask? and it's not only sure if university of technology so now the, at the center of the protest in iran is the university student started to protest on saturday. they continued to do this sunday and to they also, the protest are also are still taking out a taken place there. so these are the largest education institutions in iran, in the largest cities as well. so students are simply protesting that the cracked on their asking security forces also to leave the detained, detained france in the, in the id in ended last 2 weeks since the beginning of the protest. hundreds of people, including tons of the, the students who were leading the process had been arrested by the security forces yesterday, the prism of the universe

said that in polish custody of 22 year old marcia minnie in mid september at sheriff university of technology into iran. dozens of students were detained after fighting with the security forces. at other top universities in the country's largest cities, students have read his despite security forces trying to disperse. the supreme leader accuses foreign powers of engineering the armrest to destabilize the country, and debbie serrato museum. he battle america, i openly state that the recent rides and unrest in iran are schemes designed by the u. s. e surfing fix zionist regime. there mercenaries, a for some treasonous iranians abroad, who helped them these rights have been planned. if the death of this young girl didn't happen, they would have found another pretext to create chaos in the country and harm the country. security and harmony has said, massa, i mean is that was heartbreaking for him too. but he criticized people's reactions before the result of an official investigation at fisher toyota. but you're also brimley, they're the president and parliament speaker have also and asked that a final re

iran. amy: narges bajoghli, thank you for being with us, anthropologist and professor of middle east studies at johns hopkins universityhor of "iran reframed: anxieties of power in the islamic republic." we will link to your piece in vanity fair headlined "woman, life, freedom: iran's protests are a rebellion for bodily autonomy." and nilo tabrizy, i what to thank you in vancouver, journalist and writer, currently a video journalist at "the new york times" where your most recent piece is titled "what video footage reveals about the protests in iran." we will end this segment with the renown political activist, scholar, and other angela davis who expressed her solidarity with protesters in iran in a video posted on social media. this is an excerpt. >> i want to offer my heartfelt solidarity to all ose in iran who have decided abir al-sahlani 's -- mahsa amini's dth at the hands of the republic shall not be in vain. as one of the many scholar activists in the united state who has identified for a long time as an ally of progressive anradical movements in iran, i offer my condolences to mahsa amini, family and friends and

so today, president racy of iran has listed as the head of university. and he said that the enemies of iran in told that they could follow the goals by creating a kerosene to universities. and, but the, the students and the professors how foil this international plot against iran. so this is the general understanding among the iranian officials here. and they said at that that the recent developments or a part of an international, a conspiracy against iran, and that the protests or for walked and engineered by the that the, by the forum, poverty. so they say that is or, is, is, is, is foiled by grannies. however, the poor test on set of the short of that that the distribution here is still very much desk that the read more delicate and any time it called escalate. once again, russell, thank you very much. indeed, russel sarah talking to us winter run is various holders have killed at least 2 palestinians have injured 11 others in the occupied west bank and happened during an israeli raid in the janine refugee camp. local source is say, one of the detained

i am joined by the senior lecturer on international politics at the university of sussex -- university of sussex. we understand iran's kurdish regions have been cut off from any internet access. >> what we are seeing given the intermittent access -- the reports that came out and indicated two things, one is the security forces and even military forces have amassed in the city, this is the provincial city capital denver 25 days in a row, they have been repressing the protesters. more troops apparently coming from other provinces into that particular city that has a history of resisting the islamic republic from the early years of the revolution. they are deploying a huge number of troops near the iraqi border. they may launch a grand offensive against what they describe as kurdish iranian opposition camps across the board. they are looking to divert attention from the protest and provoke kurdish groups into military action in order to create a pretext for the cities in other parts of the country. >> does this also tell you that the islamic republic considers the courage to be the biggest threat to power? >> to the ext

the decision did not come from the university chancellor or academic part of the university. it came the intelligence part of the establishment. in iranve these institutions, including the universities and they are much more powerful then the chancellor or head of that department. ben: you in the past have been outspoken, critical of the regime. you continue, though, to speak publicly, despite immense personal risk. do you worry about what the authorities may try to do, may coerce you into doing, or it may stop you from speaking out? >> o course. i am always fearing that i might receive a telephone call -- there are anonymous telephone calls from the authorities, the intelligence authorities. they tap your mobile and there is no number. it says private number and you are certain that it is fm those people. there is aave to come talk to us on second sunday the you have to do this or that. usually, it is trouble when these private numbers appear on your cell phone. obviously, i either have to keep quiet and do not say anything more else -- or else i deal with the consequences, such as the one. weeks ago. nightly stove that after 30 year

a snapshot of a night of horror at one of iran's most prestigious universities. and brightest ran through the car park chased by security forces on foot and on motor bikes. those who couldn't escape the violent crackdown hooded and taken away. we don't know what happened after this shot was fired. bird shot and paint balls were used to crush the protests and to stop those who tried to film. as youth spread crowds came outside chanting free the students. cnn tracked down one and for his safety we're concealing his identity. >> i saw this coming and one of my friends called and he just told me that please come save us. they are shooting at us. so we got on our bikes and we went there and we practically had to captain america our way into the university. it was a war zone and there was blood everywhere. >> reporter: no one really knows how many were hurt, how many were dragged away. the video and harrowing accounts still trickling out with the ruthless force used. students in their thousands are staging protests on campuses and on the streets across the country. wha

across iran against the government's handling of the death of a 22 year old woman in police custody last month. present abraham racy earlier face and ministration vessels. visits of female only university into iran. a wave of public unrest has hit iran since the death of massa, meaning she was detained by iran, so called morality police for breaking strips, dress called laws. let's get an update from resource said i was in tehran for his, so the protest, her escalating resort notches in tehran, but across the country. whilst through the last 3 days, i have seen that situation was quite here, but to day that protest sparked across the country. once again, that the in internet run in care mun in carriage in and shiraz is for hand and introduce the progress is and, and that. so these are the largest cities in the run and there have been quite widespread. protests taken place to the day in this largest cities who of the country and enter into iran for the 1st time. we have seen that brought as to place around the the grand bizarre, one of the polish hot was set on fire. this is quite significant because at the grand bazaar into iran is an important economy. cobb, and any disruption in busi

response to the death of 22-year-old amini taken into custody by iran's morality police for not covering her hair. >> a snapshot of night of horror at one of iran's most prestigious universitieshe university car nark tehran chased by security forces on foot and on motor bikes. those who could not escape the violent crackdown hooded and taken way. we don't know what happened after the shot was fired. bird shot and paint balls were used to crush the protest and to stop those who tried to run. as news spread, crowds gathered outside chanting, free the students. cnn tracked down one of those who rushed to save students trapped inside. for the safety and concealing his identity. >> i saw a call coming. and one of my friends called and he just told me please come save us. they are shooting at us. so we got on our bikes and we went there and we practically had to captain america our way into the university. it was a war zone. and there was blood everywhere. >> no one really knows how many were hurt or dragged away. the video and harrowing accounts still trickling out paint a picture of the ruthless force used. students in their thousands are staging protests on campuses and on the s

so, but today, did the protest, what did happen in the university of the iran, in, in a moment, as a university in michigan. and in the medical science university in the province of gillen, but compared regarding the of scale and the level of the participation and comparing that to the recent protests, they're happening very much small scale. we do not know whether it is because of the remarks that are coming from the supreme leader yesterday or just did the next 3 days are going to be the public what it is in the country and in this country. where did you did this universe? the students a picked these occasion to go to their hometown. you do not know whether it is about the remarks from the sub leader or is because of the probably quarter they. but as of now competing to the last 2 you 2 weeks that the protests are quite small and sporadic are at result. thanks for that. a delegation from west africa regional blog echo was as expected and became faso to meet the country's new leaders. com has returned to the capitol following a qu, there on friday, the deposed john to leader paul on

audience, can you imagine if oxford university comes under sage or mit comes under siege and security forces attack students? these are some of the brightest minds of iran to find their loved ones and children. the us—based centre for human rights in iran said another video showed "detained protester being carted away with entire head wrapped in clothing" by two security personnel on a motorbike, one of whom then opens fire at the woman filming. protests first broke out in iran over the death of mahsa amini, who was arrested for allegedly breaking the country's strict laws on how females can dress. protests have now spread to many schools. this is the university of isfahan. students here are tearing down the gate. protests across iran have been met with a heavy crackdown. more than a hundred people are feared dead. rana rahimpour is with me now. we heard from you in a moment to go talking about those events, those pictures are shocking.— talking about those events, those pictures are shocking. where are we now? despite _ pictures are shocking. where are we now? despite the _ pictures are shocking. where are we now? despite the crackdown - pictures are s

university into iran for those university in meshes. industrial university in s, we're hon. incidental art and architecture and encourage and she was yes and also to please and carmen. these are the largest city of iran and universities in the cities are now holding the protest. so we can say that through the last couple of days, did the participation to this process was degrees him? but now as of today, by the beginning of the new academic year, we see that the protest are gaining momentum. again, we have seen the reports off hundreds of people who were leading do for this process that had been arrested or they were investigated. and now the students are, are gathering inside the universities at the dap, the holding the cdns protests and asking though to what it is to least they are at their difference. also, they will know m. s. vacation there. tonight, there will be some mass gatherings across the big cities, entire under already reports that people are gathering in downtown. so one of the development off today, an important element of today was the call that came from mirror, a middle seen a more savvy, who was the leader of the green movement in 2009 during the elections. he was the preside

more than 60% of university in iran being occupied by women. but where are these women? women are not allowed to be judges, women are not allowed to be ministers. and before the revolution, before the revolution, we had so many judges, we had so many female singers, we were able to go to a stadium to participate any kind of sports. but the islamic revolution became a revolution against women. and this is the reality. you're not a free woman. if you want to be a free woman in iran, you have to break the law every day. me and you both, we sit like this in iran... >> we couldn't do this in iran. >> no. in the eyes of the government, we're like master criminals. leg, hair -- definitely we would get lashes, both of us. just think about it. >> there's a brutal crackdown occurring. tear gas, clubs, ammunition is being fired into crowds. according to some reports, 185 people have died in the protests. >> more. >> but these are estimates. >> yeah. >> there are also reports of journalists being arrested, schoolchildren being detained on school premises. what are you hearing from y

young iranian woman in police custody, a sparked weeps of violent protest in iran and around the world. palmer, i'm the professor at around university blames the western nato, aggravating the progress of fair iran denies supplying jones to moscow. i did take in the ukraine, russia, or conflict zone in 60 minutes on d w. b. oh, hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for africa due to the beat issues and share ideas. you know, it is a delicate topic because population is growing and young people clearly have the solution, the future, a 77 percent every weekend on d. w with hello and welcome to focus on europe. it is nice to have you with us today. it will be the hardest winter in our.

report you might find disturbing. >> reporter: a snapshot of a night of horror at one of iran's most prestigious universitiesas students, some of iran's best and brightest, rammed through the shareef university car park, chased by security forces on foot and on motorbikes. those who couldn't escape, hooded and taken away. we don't know what happened after this shot was fired. birdshot and paint balls were used to crush the protests and to stop those who were trying to film. as news spread, crowds gathered outside, chanting, free the students. cnn tracked down one of those who rushed to save students trapped inside. for his safety, we're concealing his identity. >> i saw this sos call coming and one of my friends called, and he just told me, please come save us, they are shooting at us. so we got on our bikes and we went there and we practically had to captain america our way into the university. it was a war zone and there was blood everywhere. >> reporter: nobody knows how many were hurt or dragged away, the harrowing accounts trickling out paint a picture of the ruthless force used. students in their thous

iran, so called morality police sparked the protests. mourners have been chanting now for weeks. slogans. demanding rights for women. come round martine is a senior lecturer on the international politics of the university of sussex. he's been following the protests in iran closely, and i asked him if he is surprised that these protests are still going so strong. 6 weeks after the death of jena. masa a me i must admit personally, i was surprised by the show of force by people yesterday on the 40th day of the hour, my fine niece killing the crowd which came to street south her home town of stuck as in course the sun was in the region of 100000 tens of thousands of people from different times came to the cemetery where she was buried. even though their forces had blocked the roads, they bypassed them and, and actually got there. and not only does i mean across iran, there will protest universities in various cities. and there were also casualties in particular, how about another cause or city? one person was killed and during his kind of burial today, massive protest broke out and report. so just 3 for the people have been killed in that city. government building have been down in, sorry about interruptin

and if the deport, as were not on the, on the reef in the university is also there were widespread being held. and today, the president of iran, ibrahim racy, has listed one of them. but i want to get it. and the enemy thought they could follow their vicious desires inside the university. unaware that our students and professors were awake and would not allow the enemy's false dreams to come true. in iran, the general understanding among the officials is that the recent developments in iran are a part of international conspiracy against iran. they believe that this protest where engineers, emperor walked by the foreign public. and they said that iranians, how full of this plot against iran. however, the demonstrations that took place on saturday showed that this protest are still far away from dined down casee last thousands of people marching for reproductive rights head of the mid term elections. today, an action known as the women's wife portion has emerged as a critical issue out of next month, many times in june, the supreme court of a ton, the landmark roe v wade case, which guaranteed the right to terminate the pregnan

students from sharif university, one of iran's most respected, are sometimes called geniuses, chaseds of m.i.t. and the stanford. today, they are being chased by state security forces. >> the government wants to control this protest, but i hope this time it will be different. zeba: we spoke to several young women inside iran. we are protecting their identities for their own security. >> it is a government problem. we want to be equal with men. we want to wear anything. zeba: they opened up about life under this hardline regime. >> we were on a journey, and in the road the headscarf of my sister fell down. after 10 minutes or maybe 15 minutes, my father received a message on his phone. if you repeat it and if you lose your headscarf, you will have to pay a fine for that. and my father was angry. zeba: another woman spoke to us from her home. >> the situation is so ridiculously messed up that they are literally checking people's phones, the people that are passing by in the street can be arrested and prosecuted. i have had friends who arrested, friends who were threatened to stay silen

after two weeks of unrest and deadly protests sweeping across the country. on monday, iran's totechnology universitythe custody of the morality police. flaring up for a third week despite government efforts to crack down. campuses a hotbed of dissent. resistance in high schools, too. footage shared by the new york-based center for human rights in iran but that nbc news was able to independently verify, the group says shows young iranian girls removing their hijab while chanting from their schools. a stunning act of defiance and another sign of young women leading the way in these historic protests. addressing the latest violence for the first time, ayatollah khamenei condemned the riots on monday calling them a bitter incident and accusing the united states and israel of orchestrating the disturbances. the latest harsh crackdown by security forces drawing widespread international condemnation. president biden issuing a statement overnight saying i remain gravely concerned about the reports of the intensifying violent crackdown on peaceful protesters in iran. including students and women who are dema

iran's strict islamic dress code. her death has drawn international condemnation, and demonstrations of solidarity. correspondent: these universitytudents in iran are chanting "women, life, and freedom a slogan touching the hearts of many, -- freedom." slogan touching hearts of many, including members of the european parliament. >> it is stained with blood. god almighty will not forgive you for the crimes against humanity you are committing, against our own citizens. to the women of -- until the women of iran are free, we are going to stand with you. women, life, freedom! correspondent: friends are all extending their support. like this symbolic act. in iran, the leadership says western enemies are behind the antigovernment demonstrations. these people have taken to the streets to support iran's supreme leader, and the country's strict dress code. translator: he job was the excuse of our enemies to destroy our unity -- that he job was the excuse of our enemies to destroy our unity. they are trying to attack us by creating internal problems. but the antigovernment shows no sign of letting up for weeks on. this post online appears

university of sussex. he's been following the protests in iran closely, and we asked him if he was surprised that they're still going strong. 6 weeks after the death of my many, i must admit personally, i was surprised by the show of force by people yesterday on the 14th day of, of the, our, my fine me nice killing the crowd which came to the street south, her home town of suckers in court, the sun was in the region of 100000. tens of thousands of people from different times came to the cemetery where she was buried. even though their forces had blocked the roads, they bypassed them and, and actually got there. and not only does i mean across iran, they will protest universities in various cities. and there were also casualties in the city of my how about another culture city. one person was killed and during his kind of burial today, massive protest broke out and report. so just 3 further, people have been killed in that city, can run my teen day. israel and lebanon have ended a long standing dispute over there. she had maritime border. the 2 countries are few, let war. so leaders signed an agreement separate

earlier this month, president racy visited an all female university into iran, where he praised the achievements of women in academia. at the same time, these university students chanted racy, get lost outside the building. this is the area where iran's morality police arrested massa minnie on a tuesday afternoon since then they haven't been seen much in the city. whatever happens next you're regardless of which version of events people believe it is clear that nasa means death has changed this country door such a bari al jazeera terran italy's prime minister, joseph maloney has won the 2nd of 2 confidence votes in parliament. a majority in the senate voted in favor of a coalition government on wednesday. below a house voted on tuesday, maloney leads the country's most far right governments since world war 2. a russian court has dismissed claims that jailed opposition leader alexis no volunteer, has been sent to a so called punishment cell volney address the court by a video link from prison. he says he was kept on the cell alone for 2 months. no volunteer was arrested in russia last year as he ret

iran's domestic affairs. so where are we with the protests? because over the weekend, the focus off at much of the protests has been at some of the prestigious universities in iran, particularly sharif university. what is going on there now? well, the clashes in shed is university of technology has wrapped it last night between the students and the security forces off the disclosures dozens of the students have been arrested. so now the epicenter of the protests in iran is the universities, as students started to protest on saturday and they continued to a sunday. now the students are asking the security forces to stop crack down, and also to least they are detained a france. so since the beginning of the protest, hundreds of people, including tons of the students, were arrested by the security forces. and yesterday, the president of univers drove to run a universe to have a limit of a cub. i, they said that they are detained. students have been released and handed over to their families by the security forces. this was a gesture in the country to combine distribution. however, the clashes in the in shit if university show that it didn't work so far. and

heads of our organization. iran human rights as that more than 250 people have been killed in the crackdown mar. malesky is a political scientist and assistant professor of law at hilbert university in another lens. he's also the director of the research organization gunman, which tracks public attitudes in iran. thank you so much for taking the time to join us on d. w. news. iraq has experience these anti government protests before, but perhaps never as widespread and outspoken as what we're seeing now. how would you explain that? yes, i think that it is more than 40 days that we can see the streets. our people are on the streets and also it seems on stop about. and we should consider that every group of people are tired of the situation. so we can see from all demography groups and all the regions in the country, you know that different ages, different levels of education. so they are all against the regime or survey results show that this is not just to say that for instance, highly educated or younger generation just are against the regime. so we could see that regarding the compulsive job regarding the conceptual concept off the islamic regime. all the friend groups are agai

and if the deport, as were not on the, on the 3 in the university is also there were widespread been held. and today, the president of iran, ibrahim re see, has listed one of them that work out, and the enemies thought they could follow their vicious desires inside the university. unaware that our students and professors were awake and would not allow the enemy's false dreams to come true. in iran, the general understanding among the officials is that the recent developments in iran are a part of international conspiracy against iran. they believe that this protest where engineers, emperor walked by the forum public. and they said that iranians, how full of there's plot against iran, however, that the most patients that took place on saturday saw that this protests are still far away from dine down. hackers interrupted iranian stay tv briefing on saturday tissue or picture of mass on me and 3 teenage girls killed in the unrest which follows had death. the cook had the slogan, women, life freedom as well as of us, the blood of our youth is on your hands. across the united states, thousands of people are marching for reprod

let's bring entire ecstatic a conflict to researcher at the university of marburg and germany who specializes in the topic of iran. welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us. on how popular are the demands of the protest movement among the wider population that is slightly difficult to assess because we don't have very reliable numbers away comes to paulding in iran or also crowd sizes. but we do know that a lot of the issues that are being targeted that are being addressed here have been increasingly popular over the recent years. and they address very different segments of society. so when it comes to rejecting the job loss on this topic that's been getting very popular as particularly recent years, but also speaking about social issues which has been increasing attention. um it's wonderful for us, i think. overall, the range of topics being covered by protesters are actually quite popular based on what we know. the protests have been dudley, the government, as we saw there and those images are cracking down. is it fair to say that there is no hope for reform? i would never go as pessimistic a

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of these allegations. and by the way, it wasn't on the on speeds that people were protests in universities as well. so today i'm president of iran. the brand bracey has been, does that a university, and while he was delivering his speech, we have seen thus, the students started to protest him in the same a campus. so during his speech, pres, race, he said that this is an international, a conspiracy against iran. and iranians, the students and the professors has had foiled this international plot against iran . so this is the general understanding among the reigning officials here. they say that is international a lot and that there is a recent incidents that took place in the country on engineer and for walked by the international by the foreign powers. the said that iranians, how foiled this plot. however, what happened today, what you have seen to the, this shows us that the protest in the country are still far away from a dying down talk it is from tucker and that's wrestles said original. thank you. it's only soldiers have killed at least 2 palestinians and injured 11 others in the occupied west bank. it happened during an i

. >> after m major protest on the streets of iran, they have now shifted to universities. ds of people have been arrested during unrest since the death of the 22-year-old in mid-september. at the university of technology in tehran dozens of students were attained after fighting with security forces. at other top universities, students held rallies despite security forces trying to disperse them. the supreme leader accuses foreign powers of engineering the unrest to destabilize the country. >> i openly state the reason riots are schemes designed by the u.s., the usurping regime, their mercenaries and treasonous iranians abroad and help them. if the death of this young girl do not happen, they would have found another pretext to create chaos in the country and harm the country security. >> he says it was heartbreaking for him to. but he criticized people's reactions. >> like the supreme leader, the president and parliament speaker have announced a final report on mahsa amini. it will be released soon. anyone found responsible will be held accountable. many people are question

students from a number of iranian universities are holding a seat, him against violence that followed the death of masa. many, many died last month after she was arrested by iran, so called morality police. many of the demonstrators, including some university professors refusing to attend classes. joining me now from tehran is restoral said, we're, so what will, can you tell us about these latest process? while the da da da nib educational year in iran just started with their protest. now, there are the protest in pest university in to run for those. the university in mesh had industrial university in us for hon. a dear institute of art and architecture in carriage in care. man integrity is an in measure. these are the largest cities of iran, and now we can see that this protest are quite wide from widespread. did you, the students far demand them. they have friends that have been arrested to be released or asking the security forces to release the friends through the last couple of these. there were report, that's hundreds of the professors who that did that the protest till the last 2 weeks have been arrested. and now the students are asking them to be reall

earlier this month, president racy visited an all female university into iran, where he praised the achievements of women in academia. at the same time, these university students chanted racy get lost outside the building. this is the area where iran's morality police arrested massa minnie on a tuesday afternoon since then. they haven't been seen much in the city. whatever happens next year, regardless of which version of events people believe. it is clear that nasa means death has changed this country door such a bari al jazeera terran at least 15 people have been killed and 40 injured. and an attack claimed by i salon a she at religious shrine in the ring, and city of shiraz, 2 gun and have been caught, and one is still on the run victoria j to be reports the popular shashi rog shrine . and she ran was packed with people when an eyesore gum opened fire or witnesses say the attack during evening. prayers was time to cause maximum damage. ah, we were preparing for prayers and then we heard the gunshot. we tried to escape from the other side and then i realized i was bleeding. luckily, i could not s

were in iran to prepare to overthrow the iranian islamist regime. daron is accused foreign countries of fermenting the unrest in iran. so early i spoke to anna diamond, a graduate, saturate university of ox. that when she was 19, she went to iran. when she was accused of spying spent about 2 and a half years under house arrest or in prison until she was released in 2017. she says she believes the release of the video of the spice is linked to the protests. it's, it's such a difficult time for any, any iranian who is living in dyess bora, to see what the country is going through. and on top of that, now you have this very elaborately made video force, confession video coming out and you just can't help. but think when will this and you know, clearly they are investing a lot of money and hiring how high quality production people to produce these false confession videos. almost. it looks like a re enactment of a documentary in order to make them more convincing. these, this is what i believe is i make up the timing of the release of the false confessions is to deflect from what is happening more broadly in iran. but it is also to almost rationalize the state crackdown and state murder

earlier this month, president racy visited an all female university into iran, where he praised the achievements of women in academia. at the same time. these university students chanted racy, get lost outside the building. this is the area where iran's morality police arrested massa minnie on a tuesday afternoon since then. they haven't been seen much in the city. whatever happens next you're regardless of which version of events people believe. it is clear that nasa means death has changed this country. store such a bari al jazeera to hahn in a separate incident. at least 15 people have been killed in iran's southern city. sure. as a gunman opened fire in a shrine before being shot by police and taken into custody. and he's 21. people have been injured, i saw his claim responsibility for it. his id is an associate professor at the faculty of war studies at the university of terran. he says, the sight of the attack is significant. the shrine. obviously the religious place, the ang was to attack worshippers. it came at the sunset time when people go for prayers and he has killed a lot of people. so

and students from several iran universities of stage to fit in as protests, over the death of martha armine, and to the 3rd week. they are accusing government of suppressing opposing voices and detaining students. latvians have been voting in parliamentary elections with exit polls predicting a wind for the prime minister christiane, his currents send to write new unity party. it's another election has been strongly influenced by roches evasion of ukraine. the russia friendly opposition, social democrat, party, known as the hominy party, has seen it support plummet. it's expected to get a much low shower, the vote than the 20 percent it had in 2018. lapierre is a russian speaking minority. along with his bolting neighbors, it's been a key voice in pushing the you to stand against russian expansionism. a day before brazil's election, the leading candidates there have been holding final rallies in a last ditch bed for votes that weren't allowed to speak at the events bode you to election rules. one of the most closely watched elections this year with the left is for president, was enou

>> reporter: we've seen several videos online of protests, particularly at universities across iran withtudents chanting slogans such as "rise up, people, enough is enough." >> roxana saberi in chicago, wbbm, thank you. >>> the u.s. and canadian forces have delivered tactical and armored and supplies to crisis-torn haiti. the equipment will be used to bolster police. they're up against powerful gangs who have blocked the flow of critically needed humanitarian aid. the country is also battling a cholera outbreak. >>> this weekend, the bright lights on broadway went dark for one minute, honoring six-time tony winner angela lansbury. she died last week at the age of 96. lansbury made her broadway debut in 1957. she went on to star in stage and screen productions including 12 years as jessica fletcher on cbs' "murder she wrote." >>> countless tributes were made to queen elizabeth following her death, including over 1,000 paddington bears. queen consort camilla posed with some of them. that will be distributed by a charity she's involved with. >>> this weekend, in west virginia, a return to a

university, n. s were hand into to fill out an architecture and encourage an shiraz. yes. and also to please and carmen. these are the largest city of iran and universities in the cities are now holding the protest. so we can say that through the last couple of days, did the participation to this protest was decrees in but now as of today, by the beginning of the new academic year, we see that the protest are gaining momentum again to suit the student. students are protesting the crackdown and also asking the security forces the authorities year to release their friends who were arrested. so we have seen the reports of hundreds of people who were leading decor. this brought us that had been arrested or they were investigated. and now the students are, are gathering inside the universities at the dap, the holding the cdns protest. and asking though to what it is to release their, their difference was, there is no an expectation at that to night. there will be some mass gatherings across big cities, entire under already reports that people are gathering in downtown. so one of the development of today, an important element of today was the

>> yeah, we've seen several videos online of protests particularly at universities across iran, with students chanting slogans such as rise up people, enough is enough. >> thank you. >>> today, china's leader opened the 20th communist party. they include more personal power and restrictive covid measures. >> an ovation for more than 2,000 communist party delegates. his two-hour long opening speech signaled no major changes. including to the heavy handed covid policy. it is, he said, a people's war to protect health. if anyone here disagreed, they'd never dare show it. but there was a glimpse of dissent last week. a banner that read, we want food, not covid tests. we want freedom, not lockdowns. it was of course removed in a hurry. and the photos scrubbed from chinese social media. but the resentment is real. millions of chinese people are still hostage to an electronic covid tracking system that limits where they go and can lock them down without warning. jeff kingston teaches asian politics at temple university in japan. >> the pandemic has given them a golden opportunity to crack d

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. >> this morning, concern over renewed clashes in iran's universities after two weeks of unrest and deadly protests sweeping across the country. on monday, iran's top technology university was shuttered following an hours-long standoff between students and the police that turned the prestigious institution into the latest flashpoint. and it's not just college campuses. resistance in high schools, too. young iranian girls removing their hijab while chanting from their schools. a stunning act of defiance and another sign of young women leading the way in these historic protests. addressing the latest violence for the first time, iran's supreme leader, ayatollah khamenei, expressed support to the security forces and condemned the riots on monday calling them a bitter incident and accusing the united states and israel, iran's arch adversaries, of orchestrating the disturbances. >> trevor: okay, first off, come on, man, you can't blame the u.s. and israel for everything. you can't. it's like this is the u.s. and israel. no, this is the iranians protesting what the iranian government is do

of ongoing antigovernment protests in the country. they blamed the unrest on the u.s. and israel, echoing comments by iran's supreme leader. antigovernment demonstrations continued to spread to universities and icicles across iran. the protests began after the death of this 22-year-old following her arrest for allegedly violating the islamic republic's strict dress code. here in europe, people are also taking to the streets to show there's work. >> europeans have come out in solidarity for women leading the fight for justice in iran. here in paris over the weekend, thousands rallied. the european parliament president echoed their message and pay tribute to everyone -- women who gave everything in their fight. >> we are with you. for women, for life, for liberty. >> across party lines, european lawmakers are showing the support. >> it is totally unacceptable that a woman can be killed like this in the 21st century. >> i think that the eu should take measures to show the iranian regime that democratic societies are supporting the plight of iranian people for democracy and freedom. >> the top diplomat says that you will -- the eu will continue to consider all of the options at their disposa

and if the protests were not on the, on the 3, if in the university is also there were widespread being held. and today, the president of iran, ibrahim re see, has listed one of them. but i want to get it. and the enemies thought they could follow their vicious desires inside the university. unaware that our students and professors were awake and would not allow the enemy's false dreams to come true. in iran, the general understanding among the officials is that the recent developments in iran, or a part of international conspiracy against iran. they believe that this protest where engineered emperor was by the foreign public. and they said that iranians, how full of there's plot against iran. however, the demonstrations that took place on saturday saw that this protests are still far away from dine down. ac hasn't dropped in iranian state tv briefly on saturday to show a picture of mass armine and 3 teenage girls killed in the unrest which followed her death. the clip had the slogan, women, life freedom as well as the verse, the blood of our youth is on your hands. crossing i did states people have been marching for reprodu

this is last night in tehran at one of iran's most prestigious universities.ed in a car park by security officials. others outside came underfire... ..from what appeared to be paint balls. as you'd imagine, this is the lead story here on bbc persian. and for my colleagues in this newsroom, to establish what's happening in iran, social media is crucial. all day we've heard about more protests, such as here at semnan university, east of tehran. these students are chanting, "freedom, freedom." and by looking at videos such as this, the bbc has confirmed at least 65 protests in recent weeks, many led by women. this is from shiraz today. ——these girls are chanting, "death to the dictator," which is aimed at iran's supreme leader. and as they know, by removing their headscarves, they are breaking iranian law. and all the videos we use in our reporting are verified byjournalists such as baran abbasi. so what we do, we try to find some landmarks in a video that we can also find on google maps, and also cross—reference them with videos of the same location we've had pr