The death of the 22-year-old Kurdish Mahsa Amini, in addition to the Eastern Kurdistan, has also rocked Iran. Since then, almost every day protests are being organized in many cities and towns.

The Kurdish agency ANF has received hundreds of detainees and the police have responded very violently, at least 54 people killed. The same article mentions that only 739 persons have been arrested in the province of Gila until Saturday.

The IHR once again calls on the international community: "The Iranians claim for 40 years the rights that the Islamic Republic has taken away from them. These days the Islamic Republic is responding to the peaceful protests."

However, in the videos that are spreading on social networks, it is observed that not all protests are peaceful and that many protesters act against the Moral Police. Amini has been arrested and allegedly murdered in this institution, where many cars have been burned.

Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman, was arrested in Tehran for "not wearing the hijab well". He was taken to the police station and from there he was taken to the hospital in a coma. He died there. The Government denies his death by torture and issues a video showing among the people falling to suelo.Sin embargo, the family does not believe in this version. His father explains that his daughter had no health problems and that those who talk about epilepsy and other diseases lie. Moreover, Amini's brother says his sister's face was swollen and his legs were looped.