The Shah government is facing intense criticism for a pattern of arbitrary detentions, physical intimidation, and the use of police force to suppress dissent without legal warrants or oversight. The editorial demands an immediate end to these coercive tactics, urging the state to restore constitutional due process and respect the fundamental rights of its citizens.
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The Shah government is facing intense criticism for a pattern of arbitrary detentions, physical intimidation, and the use of police force to suppress dissent without legal warrants or oversight. The editorial demands an immediate end to these coercive tactics, urging the state to restore constitutional due process and respect the fundamental rights of its citizens.
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