Iran report says 16,500 dead in 'genocide under digital darkness'

'You have ten minutes to cry," came the officer's curt command to the couple as he revealed the corpse of their twentysomething daughter, gunned down in the historic streets of Isfahan.
After searching morgues and hospitals for days when she didn't come home from the demonstrations, they paid 700 million tomans (£3,700) in so-called "bullet money" demanded by the security forces and were driven five hours to another town where her body had been thrown into an old grave.