Iran Protests: 36 Reported Killed in 11 Days as Unrest Spreads
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A wave of protests that began in Iran's capital on December 28 has now spread to 27 provinces, according to a new report. The human rights group HRANA states that 36 people have been killed in the demonstrations over an 11-day period.
The protests started at the Tehran Grand Bazaar. They are being called the "December Protests." The main causes are a severe economic crisis and declining living standards.
The report indicates the unrest is nationwide. HRANA is an organization that monitors rights violations in Iran. The situation remains volatile.