Iran unrest killed ‘at least 208,’ Amnesty International says

LONDON — At least 208 people are believed to have been killed during a crackdown on protests in Iran last month that followed a fuel price hike, Amnesty International says.

“The number of people believed to have been killed during demonstrations in Iran that broke out on 15 November has risen to at least 208, based on credible reports received by the organization,” says the London-based rights group, adding that the actual death toll is likely higher.

— AFP

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