Iran considers 'gradually' restoring internet after shutdown
Summary
Iranian authorities are considering gradually restoring internet access following a 10-day shutdown during which security forces violently cracked down on protests, resulting in thousands of deaths.
Key Points
- Iranian authorities are considering gradually restoring internet access after a 10-day shutdown.
- The internet blackout masked a violent crackdown on protests that rights groups say killed thousands.
- Amnesty International and other NGOs have verified numerous fatalities and injuries during the protests.
- Iran's judiciary has warned of swift trials and capital punishment for those involved in the unrest.
