NEWS CENTER - Support and participation from all segments of the society continues in the actions that are approaching two months in Rojhilat and Iran.

 

The protests that started in the cities of Rojhilat and Iran, after the Iranian regime murdered the Kurdish woman Jîna Eminî, have approached two months. Yesterday, in many cities, people took to the streets to protest the regime and expressed their demand for freedom.

 

The dandruff did not open

 

While the shopkeepers did not open their shops in the city of Seqiz, university students protested the schools and went out to the streets.

 

Statement from Imams

 

Imams in Seqiz also condemned the regime with their statement. In their statement, the imams stated that the Kurdish people stood up against the oppression and said, "Two months have passed since the murder of Jîna Emini, but the regime does not listen to the demands of the people. They distort the facts and slaughter the people who oppose it. Detainees are being treated unlawfully," he said. Imams demanded that those detained be released as soon as possible.

 

Students demand justice

 

Students at Tehran University continued their protests by taking to the streets with the slogan "Students demand justice". While the people in Balochistan were protesting against the regime, the people were also in the streets in Sine and Serdeşt.