Mohammad Javad Farmani, born on March 29, 1998, in Shahriar, Tehran, bravely protested against government oppression and tragically lost his life on September 22, 2022, amidst nationwide demonstrations. His legacy inspires ongoing resistance.
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Mohammad Javad Farmani, born on March 29, 1998, in Shahriar, Tehran, bravely protested against government oppression and tragically lost his life on September 22, 2022, amidst nationwide demonstrations. His legacy inspires ongoing resistance.
Mohammad Jamah-Bozorg, a shop owner from Malard, was tragically killed in his home by security forces’ gunfire during the 2021 Iranian protests. His family’s pursuit of justice led to a landmark court ruling, underscoring the severity of state violence.
Amir Mehdi Farokhipour, a passionate 17-year-old, was killed in Tehran protests on October 5, 2022, contradicting official accident claims. His family asserts security forces’ violence, reflecting Iran’s struggle for freedom.
Saeed Gorgij was a resident of Shirabad, Zahedan, killed during Bloody Friday on 8 October 2021. He died from direct gunfire by regime forces amid widespread protests in Zahedan.
Khodanur Lojei, a 27-year-old Iranian protester from Zahedan, was killed by military forces after participating in the 2022 nationwide uprising. An influencer and plasterer, his death has sparked widespread social and artistic responses.
Nima Shafagh Dost, a 16-year-old from Urmia, was fatally shot by security forces during the 2021 Iran protests. His family was coerced into silence, but his mother spoke out against the official cover-up of his death.
Abdolfazl Adinehzadeh, 16 years old, was killed on the 16th of Mehr 1401 during the nationwide protests in front of Ferdowsi University in Mashhad. He was shot by security forces at close range, and as a result of dozens of rubber bullets hitting his body.
In the uprising of 1401 in Iran, during the clashes in Sanandaj on the Sixth of Bahman Street, Yaghoub Rahimi used the horn of his car as a symbol to declare his protest. Unfortunately, he was killed by a gunshot to the head. A video of the scene of his death has gone viral on social media.
Arian Moridi was severely injured during the public protests in Salas Babajani due to the direct gunfire by government forces, sustaining injuries to his chest and neck. After being transferred to the Hasrat Rasoul Javanrood Hospital due to the severity of his physical condition, he was later moved to Kermanshah and ultimately lost his life.
Vahid Shia’zadeh, a 23-year-old from Shiraz and a sports coach, was killed by security forces’ gunfire, not an accident. His mother, Roghayeh Ahmadi, contests the official narrative, seeking justice.
