Iranian teenager dies after security forces beat her for not singing pro-regime song: 'Horrific'
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Asra Panahi, 16, was one of 17 students allegedly injured by security forces after refusing to sing a pro-regime song, with 10 of the students in hospital for their injuries.
"Over the last month, we’ve seen so many young people come out onto the streets in peaceful protest, only asking for the most basic of freedoms," she continued. "This regime has used every opportunity to use brutal force to round up, torture, rape and kill its youngest citizens." Peter Aitken is a Fox News Digital reporter with a focus on national and global news.
The Coordinating Council of Teachers Syndicates in Iran posted a Telegram message that Asra Panahi, 16, died following the incident involving Shahed high school students in Ardabil on Oct. 13.
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