After blocking it 10 days ago…a limited return to internet services in Iran
Internet services limited to Human rights organizations said that it resulted in the deaths of thousands.
The authorities imposed an unprecedented lockdown starting on the night of January 8, with the expansion of the scope of the protests that had erupted on December 28 against the backdrop of deteriorating living conditions, and turned into a movement raising political slogans against the authorities in place since 1979.
These protests constituted the greatest challenge facing the Iranian leadership since the demonstrations that lasted months in the late 20th century. 2022 following the death of Mahsa Amini while she was arrested by the morality police on charges of violating the strict dress code.
Riots
Iranian officials said that the demonstrations began peacefully, but turned into "Riots" It included vandalism of public property before "Vandals" Supported from abroad.
Human rights organizations believed that blocking the Internet was to cover up a crackdown that resulted in the killing of thousands of protesters within days.
The momentum of the protests declined in recent days, while government officials confirmed that calm had returned to the country, and schools opened on Sunday after a week of their closure.
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