Carney verurteilt das Vorgehen des Iran, da die Proteste fast zwei Wochen andauern

**In Brief:**

* As protests in Iran near the two-week mark, Canada is condemning an intensifying crackdown by Iranian authorities. In a post on X, Prime Minister Marjpk Carney condemned the Iranian regime for its actions in the face of widespread protests.
* “The reports of violence, arbitrary arrests, and intimidation tactics by the Iranian regime against its own people are profoundly concerning. Canada strongly condemns the killing of protesters and urges Iran to allow for freedom of expression and peaceful assembly without fear of reprisal,” the post read.
* The federal government has also updated its travel advice, urging Canadians to avoid all travel to Iran due to ongoing nationwide demonstrations, heightened regional tensions, the risk of arbitrary detention and the unpredictable enforcement of local laws.
* The country remains largely cut off from the rest of the world, with internet access restricted and phone lines reportedly cut, making it difficult to gauge the scale of the unrest.

Took him two weeks to pick a side….still unsure.

The Islamic Republic is escalating its crackdown. There is a full media blackout. No internet, landlines, or cell phones. They are shooting at people. We aren’t asking for much, just be our voice. Please share what is happening on your socials. The regime relies on the world looking away. Don’t let them.

Is it arrogance when Carney makes a statement like that and thinks he can do anything about it. Or grandstanding from someone who can’t help at all.

I’m surprised he didn’t offer the advice of freezing their bank accounts.