Security forces in Iran's southwest Khuzestan province have been firing bullets at people protesting due to severe water shortages.
The shortages are happening in one of the country's hottest regions, where temperatures can reach 50 degrees Celsius. Iran has called claims of a crackdown on protesters, by the UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet, "false accusations". But the protests have developed into dissent against the government, the country's Supreme Leader and have spread to different cities.
BBCWorld It’s a shame all over the globe people are protesting due to corruption in their government .
Water. The new oil! Time will show that as a commodity, water will become the most valuable natural resource on earth. You can’t drink gold!
BBCWorld Do you believe the informations about china from BBC CNN or other western medias? I give you some idea about how to distinguish right from wrong through your brain. Believe or not it’s up to you. Don’t tell me.I’m not interested that. （
BBCWorld Dullards. Starting fires that have to use more water to extinguish. No wonder Iran is a mess of a country.
BBCWorld Looking like Portland
BBCWorld arent you folks a theocracy? just ask your deity for help, you know, the one you murder for
This is what happens when you let extremist terrorist groups run your country. Exactly the same is happening in Lebanon.
horrible
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