The family of Mahsa Amini, the young Kurdish woman whose death at the hands of Iran’s thuggish “morality police” drew worldwide condemnation and touched off the biggest uprising against the regime to date, said on Tuesday that the regime is preventing them from holding a memorial to mark the third anniversary of her passing.
A “source close to the family” told Radio Free Europe (RFE) on Tuesday that her father Amjad Aminin was “summoned by intelligence officials in Saghez, in Iran’s Kurdistan Province and warned not to take any action to mark the occasion.”
The same source said security forces have been stationed outside the family home since…
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