According to them, her family “is being threatened to be silent” and that speaking out about the tragedy would put their own lives in danger.At an event to commemorate 40 days since the murder of a protester in the western city of Divandarreh, mourners screamed, “Death to the dictator,” referring to supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.This week, the advocacy group Iran Human Rights demanded that “diplomatic pressure” be raised on Iran due to worries over a “real risk of mass killings of protestors, which the UN is obliged to avoid.”Despite warnings from President Ebrahim Raisi and supremely conservative Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the most recent Amini protests were nevertheless held.Security personnel opened fire on female students who were chanting on a roadway in Kermanshah in the morning, injuring some of them, including two critically, according to the Hengaw rights group.As they left Friday’s weekly prayers, worshippers in Zahedan were once more subjected to automatic shooting, according to the US-based Human Rights Activist News Agency."