Survivor's Plea: Save Iranian Protesters

0:00On April 6, a survivor of brutal Tehran protests last January is calling on the world to save Iranian protesters facing death sentences. Beaten badly during the chaos, he fled the country and spoke out about friends arrested and hanged. He's urging global action against what he calls, monsters in power. Recent executions hit hard. An 18-year-old musician, Amir Hossein Hattami, was hanged Wednesday at Gezzle Hazar Prison after a forced confession on state TV. Then Sunday at dawn, 19-year-old Muhammad Amin Biglari and 30-year-old Shaheen Vahee Parast, Kholor, met the same fate there convicted of enmity. Against God, meanwhile, families got no final goodbyes and fears grow for dozens more on death row like 23-year-old Ali Vaheeam and 51-year-old. Abalfa Zell Salihisi Abashani, hailed in secret spots at the same prison. These killings come after massive January 8th demos sparked by Reza Palavi's call to

1:02topple the regime, turning into one of Iran's bloodiest, crackdowns. Human rights groups say around 40,000 died. Tens of thousands arrested, all amid a war with Israel and the U.S. that started late February. The survivor replays haunting images of young lives lost, hiding injuries to escape, knowing hospitals weren't safe. He wants the regime gone, Reza Palavi in charge, and a free Iran. His plea echoes as more executions loom.