February 9, 2016 – A young woman from a village near
Kermanshah, western Iran, ended her life by using a hunting rifle. Locals have
reported this young woman suffered no psychological or family problems, and was
actually in very good health. To this moment there is no information about the
motive behind her suicide.
From the beginning of 2015 to this day 124 suicides and
suicide attempts have been reported in Iran, 69 of which were women, according
to unofficial numbers.
It is worth noting that on Saturday, February 6th,
a 26-year-old pregnant woman near the city of Mariwan, western Iran, set
herself ablaze and lost her life.
17 Jan 2016 – A young woman in Abadan, southwest Iran,
hanged herself inside a building.
15 Jan 2016 – A high-school girl in Yazd, central Iran,
threw herself off the Farhang apartment building, ending her life as a result.
14 Jan 2016 – A middle-aged woman in a village near the
city of Gonabad committed suicide by using kerosene to set herself ablaze.
2 Dec 2015 – A 50-year-old woman committed suicide in a
village near the city of Dana.
23 Nov 2015 – Two young women in a village near the city
of Mariwan, western Iran, committed suicide. Tahere, 29, set herself ablaze due
to extreme poverty. The second individual poisoned herself to death.
World Health Organization numbers show in Iran 3 women
and 1 man out of every 100,000 people commit suicide.
Increasing numbers of suicide, especially amongst women
and high-school students, is nothing but a disgrace for the mullahs’ regime in
Iran that imposes unbearable and inhumane pressures. These state-run measures
have even escalated suicide rates amongst Iran’s juveniles. The provinces of
Ilam, Kermanshah and Kurdistan (all in western Iran) had the highest number of
suicides from March 2014 to March 2015, according to the mullahs’ so-called
judiciary.
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