A 36-year-old man, Amir Javad Asaadzadeh, was arrested and tortured by security forces in Mashhad, Iran, during the nationwide protests. He died as a result of the torture inflicted upon him.
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A 36-year-old man, Amir Javad Asaadzadeh, was arrested and tortured by security forces in Mashhad, Iran, during the nationwide protests. He died as a result of the torture inflicted upon him.
Kourosh Pazhakh was a 27-year-old who was killed by security forces during anti-government protests in the Elahieh neighbourhood of Kermanshah, Kermanshah province on 21 November.
Sepehr Aazami was one of the casualties during the 1401 uprising in Iran. After being wounded by rubber bullets fired by security forces, he remained in a coma for 33 days. While one of his eyes was completely emptied, he tragically lost his life.
Alireza Khoshkar Bayati became a target during the 1401 uprising in Iran at the protests on December 7 on Marzdaran Boulevard in Tehran. He was directly shot by the forces of the Islamic Republic. The bullet, confirmed to be from the right hand, passed through his lung and heart. Although the authorities took him to the police station instead of the hospital, he succumbed to his injuries shortly afterward.
Aida Rostami, a general practitioner at Chamran Hospital in Tehran, went missing on December 12, 1401. Her body was delivered to her family one day later, falsely claimed to be the result of a “car accident.” However, her family observed signs of torture on her body and face. Rostami had been providing medical care to injured protesters during the 1401 uprising in Iran, particularly in the western areas of Tehran, especially the Ekbatan neighborhood. She visited the homes of injured protesters, providing treatment. After the news of her torture and death was broadcast, media affiliated with the Islamic Republic changed their narrative from a “car accident” to “falling from a pedestrian bridge.
Setaayesh Sharifinia was a teenager who was killed for protesting when she, like others, took to the streets against the Islamic Republic. She was detained and tortured by government agents and, ultimately, after her release, passed away in the hospital.
“Mehsa (Zhina) Amini (October 9, 2000 – September 16, 2022) was a 21-year-old Iranian citizen who, on September 16, 2022, after being detained by the Guidance Patrol in Tehran, suffered a skull fracture and brain death as a result of the blows inflicted by the agents of the Guidance Patrol and the Moral Security Police of the Islamic Republic in Iran. Three days later, on September 19, 2022, Mehsa Amini passed away at Kasra Tehran Hospital due to the severity of the injuries caused by the blows.
Her death triggered widespread reactions and protests in various parts of Iran and the world. The news of her killing in Iranian cities and on social media led to the Persian hashtag #مهسا_امینی (#Mehsa_Amini) trending globally, surpassing 300 million tweets and retweets, breaking Twitter’s world record. Her murder has become a catalyst for extensive uprisings against the Islamic Republic in Iran.
She, along with the Women’s Movement, Life, Freedom, has been awarded the Sakharov Prize for Human Rights by the European Union.”
Mohsen Shekari, a 23-year-old waiter, was the first protester executed by Iran during the 2022 protests, accused of injuring a Basij militia member and blocking a street in Tehran.
Mohammad Mehdi (Kumar) Karami (born October 2001 – Execution on January 7, 2023) was an Iranian karate practitioner and one of the participants in the 40th-day ceremony for Hadis Najafi and Parsa Rezadoust, figures of the 1401 Iran protests. According to the judicial authorities of the Islamic Republic, he, along with 15 others, was implicated in the death of a Basij member during the clashes on that day. He was recognized as the primary defendant in the case. On January 7, the Islamic Republic Execution him along with another accused in the same case, Seyyed Mohammad Hosseini. His execution led to widespread anger and disgust both in Iran and globally.
Majid Reza Rahnavard (born June 16, 1999 – Execution on December 12, 2022) was a wrestler and one of the detainees of the 1401 Iran protests. On December 12, 2022, just 23 days after his arrest, he was Execution by the verdict of the Mashhad Revolutionary Court. During the trial, conducted without proper legal procedures and while being deprived of the right to defend himself in court and use a lawyer, he was accused of killing two Basij members and injuring four others during the 1401 Iran protests in Mashhad.
