*🔺Sadegh Zibakalam, analyst of political issues: Iran has gone "backwards" economically, socially and politically*Sadegh Zibakalam, an analyst of political issues, has admitted that "playing with words" will not bring people to the polls.

This reformist media activist stated that Iran has gone "backwards" economically, socially and politically, and stated that "experience has shown that no progress has been made with the absolute rule of extremists."

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*🔺A protesting student went to prison to endure 15 months of imprisonment*Maryam Darisi, a student of Saveh University and one of the detainees of nationwide protests, went to Adel Abad prison in Shiraz to serve 15 months of imprisonment.

This student was previously sentenced to a total of 22 months of imprisonment in the Revolutionary Court of Fars province on the charge of "insulting the leadership" and "propaganda against the system", which can be applied to 15 months of imprisonment by applying Article 134 of the Islamic Penal Code.

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*🔺Amnesty International: 70% of executions in the Middle East and North Africa in 2022 were carried out in Iran*According to Amnesty International, in 2022, Iran has used the death penalty as a tool for "political repression and disproportionate execution of members of ethnic minorities", as part of a long-term and deep-rooted policy of discrimination and repression against these groups.

This international human rights organization has stated that 70% of executions in the Middle East and North Africa in 2022 were carried out in Iran.

According to Amnesty International, executions registered in Iran last year increased by 83% compared to the previous year.

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Suri Babaei Chegini, a civil activist and opponent of the mandatory hijab, whose husband is in prison and who was previously arrested and released on bail, says: "My car has been impounded, I have to sell my kidney to support my children's living expenses."

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*🔺A citizen's death sentence was executed in Urmia prison*The sentence of a citizen with the name "Faramarz Shakhsi" who was previously sentenced to death by the judicial system of the Islamic Republic of Iran on charges related to "narcotic drugs" was executed at dawn on Friday, May 5, in Urmia prison.

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*🔺Friday Imam of Ahl al-Sunnah of Zahedan: Stop the execution; Which government kills its own people?*Referring to the speed of the execution machine of the Islamic Republic, the imam of Ahl-al-Sunnah Zahedan said in his Friday prayer sermons: "The simultaneous execution of more than 20 Baloch citizens on drug charges is surprising."

Mulavi Abdul Hamid addressed the officials of the Iranian regime and emphasized, "Stop the execution; "Which government kills its own people?"

Mulavi Abdul Hamid said: "Have you created something for the people of this province? Have you built a factory?, for people who are hungry and have no water and smuggle drugs out of necessity and for five hundred thousand or one million tomans; you only know the art of execution."

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The picture published on the internet shows that the agents of the Islamic Republic of Iran fired bullets at the protesters on the evening of Tuesday, April 25.

One of the published images shows that a bullet was removed from the body of a citizen named "Mohammad Arbabi" who was gathered in front of the Fanuj checkpoint.

The gathering of Baloch citizens in front of the Fanuj police station was formed after a police car ran over four motorcycle riders, one of whom was killed and three others were injured.

In this gathering, at least three protesting citizens were injured by the shooting of the officers of the Fanuj police station. Local sources say that the number of injured is more, but they refused to go to the hospital due to the fear of arrest.

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*🎥 Wednesday | A video of the moment Abbas Ali Soleimani, a member of the Parliament of Experts, was hit by a volley*Abbas Ali Soleimani, a member of the Parliament of Experts, was shot dead in one of the banks in Babolsar on Wednesday, April 26.

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In a statement, the International Federation of Journalists called for the immediate release of Keyvan Samimi, the newly arrested journalist, and other journalists imprisoned in Iran.

While requesting the release of Keyvan Samimi, the Secretary General of the International Federation of Journalists said: "When the Iranian authorities continue to arrest our colleagues for doing their duty, we cannot remain silent."

Anthony Belanger added: "We ask the authorities of the Islamic Republic to immediately release all the journalists and media workers who are in prison and stop the repression of the media."

According to confirmed reports, eighteen journalists are currently behind bars due to their coverage of nationwide protests in Iran.

Keyvan Samimi, the editor of Iran-e- Farda magazine and the head of the Press Freedom Defense Association, was arrested by the regime's security forces in Tehran on April 20, just three months after his release from prison.

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*🔺Amnesty International called for an independent investigation into the gas attacks on schools in Iran*In response to the continued chemical attacks by agents of the Islamic Republic of Iran on schools in Iran, Amnesty International has issued a statement calling for "independent and complete investigations" in this regard.

Amnesty International has warned that the right to education, health and life of millions of female students in Iran are in "danger" in the midst of these gas attacks.

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