After the murder of Mehsa Amini in the detention center of Iran's Patrol Guidance Police, the country's universities were among the first institutions to react to this criminal act, and now after more than three weeks, despite severe repression, the protest continues in the university and is linked to nationwide strikes.
In the early days of the protests, 14 major Iranian universities demanded the dissolution of the Patrol Guidance Police and Moral Security Police as one of the most important institutions of repression after the revolution.
Since the 4th of Mehr (September 26), more than 100 universities in Iran went on strike to protest the recent repressions and the bloody scenes that took place in the streets and universities of Iran, including Sharif University of Technology and Tabriz University, and the students are still in strike and the are not attending in their courses.
Due to the impossibility of forming effective civil parties and institutions in Iran under the pressure of the government, which has caused the silence and depression of the society, universities have always been a place for public anger and opposition to government repression and pressure, and they have become the beating heart of lawsuits and theoretical and practical protests against the repression system.
Our demands:
1. Dismantling all laws against human freedom, such as the mandatory hijab law
2. The release of all ideological and political prisoners
3. Abolition of the inhuman sentence of death at all levels
4. Holding free elections under the supervision of international institutions
5. Recognition of Iran's popular movement by international governmental and non-governmental institutions
6. Prosecution of all people who played a role in the crimes, killings and assassinations of the Islamic Republic in the last 44 years.
7. Expulsion of all the ambassadors and diplomats of the Islamic Republic in different parts of the world due to the massive and brutal slaughter of the Iranian nation.