It has been four years since the killing of Mahsa Amini in custody by the Guidance Patrol (Ghasht-e Ershad) of Iran’s Law Enforcement Forces. A death that led to the unprecedented protest uprising of “Woman, Life, Freedom.” Amnesty International, in a detailed report, has documented and released the deaths of 377 citizens during the crackdown on the Mahsa uprising.

The human rights organization says it also has more than 150 other names, which will be announced after verification. Amnesty International emphasizes that the number of those killed is much higher than these figures.