Iran: Mahsa Amini's family files a complaint against the "authors of his arrest"

They in turn make their voices heard.

While the protest does not weaken in Iran, the parents of Mahsa Amini have filed a complaint against the police who arrested their daughter on September 13 for non-compliance with the strict dress code for Iranian women, indicates the family lawyer, quoted Wednesday by the Isna news agency.

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This 22-year-old young woman died on September 16 in a Tehran hospital, three days after her arrest by the morality police.

"Masha Amini's parents have filed a complaint against the perpetrators of their daughter's arrest and (the police) who have spoken with her since her arrival at the morality police," said Me Saleh Nikbakht.

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“We have asked the chief prosecutor and the investigating judge to carry out a detailed investigation into how the arrest took place until Mahsa was transferred to the hospital,” the lawyer explained.

The family demands photos and videos of his detention

He also demanded from the authorities that they provide "all the videos and photos" available during the entire period of detention of Mahsa Amini in the hands of the morality police.

The head of the prosecution "promised that the case would be handled thoroughly and that all our requests would be taken into account", declared Me Nikbakht.

According to the lawyer, the head of the prosecution also promised "that a medical team appointed by the family of Mahsa Amini would be informed of the course of the investigation".