Ebrahim Raisi: The government is open to listening to protesters and opponents, but protest is different from chaos and unrest

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Ebrahim Raisi stated that the government is willing to listen to protesters and opponents, but there is a difference between protest and chaos or unrest.

Ebrahim Raisi continued by saying that unrest prevents dialogue and any form of development, and people expect it to be dealt with decisively.

While more than two months have passed since the nationwide protests in Iran, the government and security agencies repeatedly describe these protests as chaos, unrest, and affiliated with foreign countries.

Ebrahim Raisi’s remarks come as the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights described the current situation in Iran as critical, stating that it has led to the death of over 300 people in the past two months.

Some news sources, such as the human rights platform Hrana, an organ of the Human Rights Activists in Iran, have reported the number of deaths in the nationwide protests to be 419 as of Sunday, November 20th.

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