JINHA

NEWS CENTER - In the city of Bokan, in Eastern Kurdistan in Iran, residents protested a recent acid attack against women in the city.

The people in the city of Bokan gathered outside the governor's office to protest an acid attack on three women on the city's Kurdistan Street. The crowd started to march, demanding that the perpetrators see justice.

The marchers chanted slogans against violence against women and against Daesh. Regime forces pushed into the crowd and arrested 30 people, according to local reports. It is reported that a significant amount of those arrested were women.

(gc/cm)