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Jina Amini was neither the first nor will she be the last. Another Iranian woman has been killed. Mojgan Hassanpour, a 46-year-old woman from Lahijan in Gilan Province, was attacked on the afternoon of Thursday, May 22, 2026, at Agha Seyyed Morteza Cemetery in the city. She had gone there with her 7-year-old nephew to visit the graves of her parents. She was shot five times at close range and killed. According to multiple human rights reports, an armed security agent in civilian clothes (plainclothes) or affiliated with the regime’s suppression forces confronted her under the pretext of hijab. Mojgan bravely replied, “What does my clothing have to do with you?” and began shouting. The officer’s gun initially jammed, so he left the scene, only to return a few minutes later and shoot her five times. Mojgan was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but died before surgery or during treatment. Mojgan was a former detainee from previous nationwide protests and was known as a courageous protesting woman. She actively visited the homes of families of those killed in Lahijan, offered them support, and stood with the bereaved. Many consider her a symbol of resistance by the women of Gilan against compulsory hijab and state repression. The Islamic Republic regime and its affiliated media have tried to conceal the truth by offering various fabricated narratives. However, the accounts from her relatives and local residents confirm that she was murdered for resisting compulsory hijab. #IranMassacre

Bijan Kazemi, a political prisoner held in Evin Prison, has been sentenced by Branch 15 of Tehran’s Revolutionary Court under Judge Abolqasem Salavati to 37 years and 6 months in prison after nearly 16 months in detention without a final verdict. Kazemi was arrested by Ministry of Intelligence forces in Kuhdasht in January 2025 and transferred to Evin Prison, where he spent months in solitary confinement and security detention centers. He was interrogated without a lawyer present, and despite a 4 billion toman bail order, security officials reportedly blocked his release. He was later transferred to a Qom Intelligence detention center before being returned to Ward 7 of Evin Prison. He was charged with “assembly and collusion against national security” and alleged membership in opposition groups, accusations commonly used against activists and dissidents in Iran. Authorities also accused him of supplying a weapon to the assailant of Judges Razini and Moghiseh, although the allegation was reportedly later dismissed. Reports continue to raise concerns over his access to independent legal counsel and due process rights. Previously arrested in another political case in 2020, Kazemi served 18 months in prison before being released with an electronic ankle monitor. His case reflects the broader pattern in Iran, where vague national security charges, prolonged detention, and denial of legal rights are used to silence political opposition across Iran. Source : @iranwire Graphic ©️🖼️ : @Farhadgol60 @Shahnazkho2342 #NoToIslamicRepublic #BijanKazemi #بیژن_کاظمی

They Took Erfan’s Life. The 36th Execution in Internet Silence… “I am Erfan Shakourzadeh, 29 years old, one of the few so-called “elites who refused to emigrate”. A few months before the 12-day war, I was arrested by IRGC Intelligence on the fabricated charges of espionage and collaboration with hostile countries. For eight and a half months, I was subjected to torture and solitary confinement and forced to make a false confession. Do not let another innocent life be lost in silence and obscurity.” This is the note published from prison by Erfan Shakourzadeh, a 29-year-old elite master’s student in Aerospace Engineering/Satellite Technology at Iran University of Science and Technology. He had ranked first in his master’s program and was a researcher specializing in satellite testing software, control systems, and satellite positioning. He was arrested in Bahman 1403 (February 2025) by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) Intelligence on charges of “espionage and collaboration with hostile countries.” He was held for months in solitary confinement and endured severe torture and pressure to extract a forced confession. The Islamic Republic regime will not rest until it has taken the life of the last Iranian, unless it is destroyed first. We are all standing in the execution queue; it just wasn’t our turn today. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranMassacre

🚨 A mother in Iran recounts the horrifying detail that her young son was raped 16 times in a police station. Her 21-year-old son, a talented artist, was arrested for protesting. The traumatic effects of gang rape by the terror forces of the Islamic Republic have left him mute and broken, lying in the corner of their home. She sees her child every day and says she feels buried alive with him. They cannot afford therapy. They can no longer bear the pain and have thought of suicide. This story is not an isolated incident. For decades, the Shitte Republic has deployed sexual violence, torture, and executions as deliberate tools of suppression. These tactics are weaponized against men, women, and even children in prisons and police stations to: ⚪️ Demoralize the population. ⚪️ Break the spirit of the youth. ⚪️ Terrorize families into silence. The plight of this young artist serves as a grim testament to the human cost of state terror and the enduring trauma of those left to pick up the pieces in a society where justice remains out of reach.

محراب هم اعدام شد... هرروز صبح چشمام رو که باز میکنم میرم خبرگزاری میزان و سرچ میکنم "اعدام" هر خبر اعدام آب یخیه که رو سرم ریخته میشه و یه بخشی از وجودم میمیره ولی بعضیا یه جور دیگه ای درد داره... آرین فهیم، با اون برق خاصی که تو چشاش بود و اون لبخندش، یه معصومیت خیلی خاصی داشت امیرعلی میرجعفری که اولین باری که اسمش آورده شد با خبر اعدامش بود وقتی خبرش رو دیدم از خودم ناامید شدم که چطور یه نفر تا اعدام رفت و من حتی اسمش رو نشنیده بودم و الان محراب عبدالله زاده انگار یه عذاب وجدانی هست که من تونستم بعد ۴۰۱ بیام بیرون از ایران و اون توی زندان گیر افتاد و الان بعد ۳ سال و نیم زندان، اعدام شد... #محراب_عبدالله‌زاده

Naser Bekrzadeh, a 26-year-old Kurdish political prisoner, and Yaqub Karimpour, a Turkish political prisoner and follower of the Yarsan faith, were secretly executed in Urmia Central Prison after being sentenced to death on charges of “spying for Israel.” The full details of the accusations against them have not been made public, and the specific evidence used to convict them remains unclear, raising serious concerns about transparency and whether they received a fair and independent judicial review. Both were reportedly subjected to torture and sentenced after deeply flawed proceedings in Revolutionary Courts, where access to independent legal counsel is often restricted and trials are frequently held behind closed doors. In a video released shortly before the execution, Naser’s father said his son had been arrested three years earlier and that his death sentence had twice been overturned by the Supreme Court, insisting, “He is innocent.” Their executions were reportedly carried out without prior notice to their families, without the opportunity for final visits, and without public acknowledgment, intensifying concerns about due process violations and lack of accountability. These cases reflect broader patterns in the treatment of political prisoners, including allegations of coerced confessions, limited legal protections, and harsh prison conditions. Since March 17, authorities have reportedly executed at least 10 protesters, 10 political prisoners linked to opposition groups, and 4 individuals accused of spying for Israel, pointing to an escalation in the use of the death penalty. Many view such actions as inhumane, underscoring the urgent need to speak out, amplify the voices of political prisoners, and demand transparency, accountability, and justice. Source : @iranhr Graphic 🖼️©️ : @Farhadgol60 #StopExecutionsInIran #NaserBekrzadeh #YaghoubKarimpour

The bloodthirsty executioners of the regime have hanged Nasser Bakrzadeh… He had declared: “I am not the first, and I will not be the last…” Another cold-blooded state murder. The Islamic Republic regime must be destroyed; otherwise it will never stop until it has slaughtered the very last innocent Iranian. #IranMassacre #StopExecutionsIran

He was executed this morning... #یعقوب_کریمپور

They killed Sasan; Another crime under the shadow of the regime. Sasan Azadvar, a 21-year-old karate champion from Isfahan, was arrested on January 9th and executed by the Islamic Republic regime on charges of “enmity against God” (moharebeh), insulting the Supreme Leader, and other tyrannical accusations. His trial, like that of thousands of other political prisoners, was utterly unfair, rushed, based on torture, and held without access to a proper lawyer or even his family. The Islamic Republic’s killing machine shows no signs of stopping. On average, it snuffs out five lives every single day. Sasan was a young, innocent athlete with a bright future ahead of him; a future that has now been stolen from him forever. #IranMassacre #StopExecutionsIran

“I am not the first, and I will not be the last.” 🔇This may be his final message 🔇 Naser Bakrzadeh, an innocent political prisoner, has been sentenced to death despite being denied access to a lawyer, a fair trial, and even visits with his family. This is his last message, and perhaps his final words. Be his voice before it is too late. “Hello and greetings to my dear compatriots and my proud Kurdish fellow speakers. I am Naser Bakrzadeh. You are hearing my voice from Urmia Central Prison. This may be my last voice. I am the son of Molla Mansour. I am 26 years old and have two younger sisters. I was arrested at the age of 23, at a time when I was full of hopes and a passion for life. From the very first day of my arrest until today, my father and mother have died and come back to life every single day. The sorrow of separation has weighed heavily on their shoulders. In the prime of their lives, they have grown old and broken. They were once happy and dreamed of seeing their only son in a groom’s suit. A few days before my arrest, we were supposed to go ask for a girl’s hand in marriage. Now, that girl has been waiting for me for four years. Just a few hours ago, I received the news that my execution order has been upheld. I still don’t know how to call her and tell her that my sentence has been confirmed and I am going to be executed.” #IranMassacre #StopExecutionsIran

اپدیت پرونده پاکدشت: #مریم_هداوند طی یک روند دادرسی شتاب‌زده به متهمین این پرونده اضافه شده. مریم مادر دو کودکه و الان به حکم اعدام محکوم شده. قبلا از این پرونده اسم #احسان_حسینی‌پور ، #متین_محمدی و #عرفان_امیری رو می‌دونستیم که پرونده‌شون فرستاده شده برای اجرای احکام، الان نفر چهارم پرونده هم اسمش رسانه‌ای شده که لازمه صدای هر چهارتاشون باشیم. مریم هم حکمش اعدامه و منتظر نتیجه دیوان برای فرجام‌خواهیه. ⚠️ یه نکته جدید هم که درباره این پرونده می‌دونیم که مهمه توی پست‌هامون روش تاکید کنیم: امیر رئیسیان، وکیل دادگستری، گفته ساعت بازداشت #احسان_حسینی‌پور ۲۱:۳۰ شب ۱۸ دی‌ ماه بوده با اینکه آتش‌سوزی ساعت ۲۲:۳۰ شب، یعنی یک ساعت بعد از بازداشت احسان، شروع شده. پس اصولا چه طور احسان می‌تونسته در آتش‌سوزی نقش داشته باشه؟ البته احسان قبلا به خانواده‌ش گفته بود که تحت شکنجه‌های زیاد مثل گذاشتن اسلحه در دهان به آتش‌سوزی اعتراف کرده.

Naser Bakrzadeh, a political prisoner held in Urmia Prison, has had his death sentence upheld by the Supreme Court for the third time, putting him at imminent risk of execution. He was originally sentenced to death by the Revolutionary Court of Urmia on charges of espionage for Israel, and that ruling has now been reaffirmed once again. Very little is known about the details of his case, the evidence against him, or the fairness of his trial. In similar cases, there have been serious concerns about forced confessions, torture, denial of access to independent lawyers, and restricted contact with family members. Be his voice. Source : @hra_news Graphic 🖼️©️: @Farhadgol60 #StopExecutionsInIran #NaserBekrzadeh #ناصر_بکرزاده

🔇🔇🔇 Only a few hours remain until tomorrow’s dawn, and the news has just reached us: they are being taken for execution. Ehsan Hosseinipour, Matin Mohammadi, and Erfan Amiri… sentenced to death for “burning a mosque”! A building whose sanctity could never outweigh the precious lives of these young men, the very same building from whose rooftop they fired bullets into the hearts and faces of protesters. An accusation built on zero evidence and extracted through forced confessions. In utter desperation, with our breath held tight, we reach out in prayer, hoping our voices might reach someone, anyone, and these lives can still be saved. We asked for nothing more than life and freedom. In return, they are stealing our lives and our dreams with bullets, oppression, and the hangman’s noose. #IranMassacre

🚨⛓️ Erfan Nabian 26 years old Nearly two months after his arrest, Erfan Nabian remains "disappeared." The Islamic Republic’s security forces refuse to provide any information regarding his whereabouts or health. Erfan was abducted in Isfahan on February 24, 2026. Despite his family’s daily inquiries to the judiciary and intelligence agencies, they have been met with total silence. He is being denied his basic rights including phone calls, family visits, and access to legal counsel. The lack of transparency and continued enforced disappearance puts Erfan at high risk of torture and forced confessions. We must be his voice. #عرفان_نبیان #ErfanNabian

If you truly care about the Iranian people, here is the urgent demand: Force the Islamic regime to 1- Stop all executions immediately and #FreePoliticalPrisonersinIran 2- End the #DigitalBlackOutIran‌ and give Iranians free internet. Stand with the Iranian people first.

🚨⚠️ ANOTHER EXECUTION AT DAWN Mehdi Farid, 48 years old, a political prisoner and former employee of the Atomic Energy Organization, was executed today after years of judicial maneuvering and fabricated charges. Arrested in early 2023, Mehdi was initially sentenced to 10 years in prison. However, in a second trial at Branch 23 of the Revolutionary Court, his sentence was increased to death on charges of "spying for Israel." State media is labeling him a "Mossad spy" to justify his murder, using forced confessions regarding his access to sensitive data. The regime is clearing out prisons under the cover of internet darkness. #مهدی_فرید #MehdiFarid

🩷💅🏻 Pink: A Display of Women’s Power or the Regime’s Foolish Propaganda? These days, Tehran is witnessing the presence of pro-government women in military exercises and parades organized by the Islamic Republic in the city’s central streets: pink military Jeeps equipped with heavy machine guns, pink-colored AK-47 rifles, pink Shahed-136 drones, and even pink display missiles. State media in Iran have portrayed these ceremonies as a symbol of “the active and powerful presence of women in defending the revolution and the homeland” and the “revolutionary Muslim woman.” The Islamic Republic’s propaganda machine, by employing this color, has tried to present a “modern and feminine” image of itself. The apparent goal is to convey the message that “women in Iran are not oppressed; they even participate in the military sphere and can be both feminine and combative.” However, this display is nothing more than a “pink mask on the face of a rigid ideology.” While women march in this parade carrying pink weapons, the laws and policies of the Islamic Republic remain discriminatory and restrictive toward women: -Compulsory hijab continues to be enforced rigorously, and violating it is met with fines, violence, and deprivation of social rights. -Civil laws regarding inheritance, divorce, child custody, women’s testimony in court, and polygamy place women in a subordinate position. -Women’s presence in actual combat roles is extremely limited and largely symbolic. -Women’s rights activists continue to face arrest, imprisonment, and heavy sentences, and demands for legal equality are often met with repression. And so on… The regime holds a superficial and instrumental understanding of “woman”: women are only considered “valuable” when they remain within the framework of the official ideology: hijab, loyalty to the Supreme Leader, and revolutionary symbolic motherhood or militancy. Any deviation from this framework, even a peaceful protest against compulsory hijab, is met with severe reaction. The “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement and other struggles by Iranian women and men in recent years have shown that a significant portion of Iranian women have genuine demands for legal equality and individual freedoms. In such circumstances, the pink parade is seen more as an attempt to co-opt feminine symbols and neutralize the voice of real protests than as genuine progress. For many Iranian women, whose daily lives are shaped by legal restrictions and social pressures, these visual displays are not only uninspiring but sometimes appear laughable or even humiliating. The Islamic Republic regime has repeatedly used propaganda tools to manage its international image. The “Daughters of Iran” (Daughters Who Sacrifice for Iran) parade with a pink theme is the latest example of this strategy, revealing a structural weakness in confronting the deep-seated demands of Iranian women’s society. In the end, these pink color schemes cannot change or conceal the legal and social realities that Iranian women live with every day. #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranMassacre

🚨 Three More Innocents Sentenced to Death Three young men have been sentenced to death in a case regarding the death of a security force member in Bukan, linked to the "Woman, Life, Freedom" protests in 2022. Mohsen Eslamkhah, 19 years old, was only 16 during the 2022 protests when the alleged incident occurred. His death sentence was issued on February 17, 2026. Mohammad Faraji, 23 years old, and Raoof Sheikh-Maroufi, 24 years old, were officially notified of their death sentences on February 24, 2026. All three were held in isolation for months at the Urmia Intelligence detention center, where they were tortured into "confessing" to the killing of a security member. The regime is using the current regional crisis as a cover to expedite the execution of our youths. #محسن_اسلام‌خواه #رئوف_شیخ‌معروفی #محمد_فرجی

🚨⚠️ WAVE OF EXECUTIONS CONTINUES ​The Islamic Republic executed young protester Amir-Ali Mirjafari at dawn today, April 21, 2026. ​The Judiciary labeled him a "Mossad leader" to justify his death. Yet, their own report only cites damaging bus windows and burning trash cans during the January protests as "evidence." ​While the state officially charged him with "attempting to burn a mosque," their published "confessions" don't even mention it. He was killed after a secret trial based on fabricated claims. ​The so-called "new regime" is still slaughtering protesters under the cover of a 50 day digital blackout. ​#امیرعلی_میرجعفری #AmirAliMirjafari #StopExecutionsInIran