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Mehrshad Shahidi Nejad, a 20-year-old Iranian chef, was beaten to death by security forces amid anti-hijab protests, sparking widespread outrage and further demonstrations across Iran.
Sarina Saedi, a 15-year-old from Sanandaj, died from injuries inflicted by security forces during the 2021 Iran protests. Her death, under severe repression, has become a symbol of resistance and tragedy.
Parisa Bahmani, a 52-year-old surgeon, was killed by security forces during a doctors’ protest in Tehran, Iran, in October 2022, amid national unrest against the regime’s policies.
Shahou Khedri, a young entrepreneur from Mahabad, was tragically killed during protests on October 27, 2022, after repressive forces fired upon demonstrators, leaving a community to mourn its loss and injustice.
Zanyar Abobakri, a 22-year-old Iranian mechanic, was killed during the Mahabad protests in October 2022, amidst government denials and widespread calls for justice and accountability in a climate of political unrest.
Adel Borichi, a 15-year-old from Zahedan, was killed by regime forces during “”Bloody Friday”” protests in October 2022, symbolizing the harsh crackdown on peaceful demonstrators in Iran, especially minors.
Aref Ghorbanpour, a 34-year-old laborer from Lasht-e Nesha, was killed by regime forces in November 2021, leaving behind his young daughter Sarina. His death remains a symbol of injustice in Iran.
Nahid Mostafapour, a promising electrical engineering graduate, was abducted, tortured, and killed during the 2021 Iran protests. Her death underlines the brutal crackdown on dissent and the struggle for freedom in Iran.
Kumar Darafshandeh, a 16-year-old Iranian Kurd, was killed by security forces during the 2021 Iran protests in Piranshahr. His death, amidst government silence and intimidation, highlights the crackdown on dissent.
Nasim Sadeghi was a 23-year-old Iranian woman from Shahindezh, West Azerbaijan province, who became known posthumously due to her death during the 2021 Iran protests in Urmia. She was reportedly shot by the Islamic Republic of Iran’s security forces, with bullet wounds to her forehead and chest. At the time of her death, she was pursuing a course in cosmetology. Her burial was conducted under strict security measures, with only her father allowed to attend. The Iranian government has been pressuring her family to attribute her death to an accident rather than acknowledging it as a result of the protests.
