; Whereas the security forces reportedly have killed at least 573 protestors, including at least 71 children and 48 women, although the number of injuries and deaths is likely higher, but is unobtainable due to internet blackouts; Whereas at least 19,763 Iranians have been arrested across Iran according to official sources, and many thousands more have been detained according to independent reports; Whereas more than 60 percent of Iran's population is younger than 30 years old, and the protests continue to be fueled by young people; Whereas Iran’s Revolutionary Courts have executed at least 7 individuals who were involved in the protests, namely Mohsen Shekari, Majid Reza Rahnavard, Mohammad Mehdi Karami, Sayed Mohammad Hosseini, Majid Kazemi, Saleh Mirhashemi, and Saeed Yaqoubi, and have charged at least 100 more individuals with crimes that are punishable in Iran by death; Whereas security forces have used rubber bullets on protesters, which have blinded many people; Whereas thousands of young female students across dozens of provinces and hundreds of schools have been the targets of what appears to be organized poisonings; Whereas videos, images, and demonstrations have spread to social media platforms and are an important way for the voices of the Iranian people to be heard; Whereas internet monitoring groups have reported that the Iranian regime has— (1) caused near-total disruption of internet connectivity in parts of Iran and partial disruptions in city centers; and (2) blocked WhatsApp, Twitter, Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, and video games with chat functions; Whereas common protest chants include— (1) Women, life, and freedom! ; (2) Iranians die but will not be suppressed! ; and (3) Death to the dictator Ayatollah Ali Khamenei!