The Iran Human Rights campaign has published a new report focused on security and judicial pressures aimed at suppressing teachers and cultural union activists following the protests of Dey 1404, in which it is confirmed that by August 6, 1405, at least 60 teachers and union activists have been arrested, imprisoned, or sentenced.

The human rights organization emphasized the limited nature of the cases covered in this report and wrote that many files—especially in small towns—have never been publicized, and that the 88-day internet shutdown also made the documentation process more difficult.