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Amnesty International releases 120 -page report, “They violently raped me”: Sexual violence weaponized to crush Iran ’s Woman Life Freedom ’ uprising.
Report documents harrowing ordeals of 45 survivors, including 26 men, 12 women and seven children.
Victims were subjected to rape, gang rape and/or other forms of sexual violence by intelligence and security forces following their arbitrary arrest for challenging decades of oppression.
Amnesty International documented the cases of 29 survivors who were subjected to forms of sexual violence other than rape.
These included grabbing, groping, beating, punching, and kicking survivors’ breasts, genitals and buttocks.
Security forces routinely denied survivors medical care, including for rape-related injuries.
The overwhelming majority of survivors told Amnesty International that they did not file complaints after release.
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