what started as protests over the assassination of Ahwazi poet Hassan Haidari then the sudden increase in fuel price met with systematic repression left more than 450 people dead, 2000 arrested and 7000 detained.
Southwest city of Mahshor witnessed the worse violence documented since the Islamic revolution 40 years ago.
in Mahshahr alone the IRGC shot dead 130 (up to this point) protesters mostly unarmed young men in a marsh where they had sought refuge.
The Ahwazi young men identified as Abbas Asakra from Jarahi neighbourhood near Mahshor and Ridha Tamimi, from Ahwaz, Zawa'ia area are among dozens of Ahwazis killed by live bullet of Iranian Revolutionary Guard forces.
Videos posted by residents of Mahshor on Social media documented the IRGC agents opening direct fire on unarmed protesters and deliberately killing them. It was only after the Internet came back to work partly after 14 days of complete shutdown by a decision of Iran's Supreme National Security Council.
In November 26 in a television interview, Iranian Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani Fazli stated that protesters had blocked a main road linking the city of Mahshor and the port of Khomeini for about three days in a row.

Alahwazi Organization for Human Rights (A.O.H.R)