At least 304 people have been killed in Iran in the crackdown on protests that hit the country between November 15 and 18, according to a new report released on Monday by Amnesty International.
"Iranian authorities continue their fierce crackdown after nationwide protests on November 15, arresting thousands of protesters as well as journalists, human rights activists and students to prevent them from saying what they think of this ruthless repression," the human rights watchdog said in a press release.