Iran Human Rights confirmed on Sunday night that at least 92 other people have so far been killed by the Islamic Republic authorities across Iran, bringing the total to 133 people.

Official sources who quoted the Sistan Baluchistan governor, have only confirmed 19 deaths and 20 injuries in Zahedan.

State-affiliated websites have also published the forced confessions of a Zahedan detainee which appear to have been obtained under duress. The forced confessions of other protesters have also been aired in recent days.

Internet access has also either been severely disrupted or completely cut off over the last ten days. Instagram, WhatsApp, Signal, Viber, Skype, LinkedIn, Google Play, App Store, four online games and many other foreign platforms are all down and their websites have been filtered.

Mahsa (Jina) Amini was a 22-year-old girl from Saqqez (Kurdistan) who had travelled to Tehran with her family to visit relatives in Tehran when she was arrested by Guidance Patrol officers on September 14. Shortly after, she fainted at the Vozara police station and went into a coma. According to witness testimonies, Mahsa was beaten by the arresting officers in the police van and later at the police station. She was officially declared to have died at Kasra Hospital on September 16.