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خستگی یه لحظه است، ولی ایستادن یه عادته.
من همونجام، پای همین خاک، با همین دل. 🦁☀️

تو توی سخت‌ترین لحظه‌ات چی به خودت میگی؟ برام بنویس 👇

#سربازشاه #برج_آزادی #حس_و_حال #ایران_من #ramtin_sarbazshah2officiall
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HIS NAME WAS OMID GHANOUNI. HE WAS ONLY 17.

On Monday, Omid was alive, at home with his family.

By Tuesday, his mother was being handed his lifeless body.

He was just a boy. Someone’s son. Someone’s whole world.

Omid Ghanouni, from a small village in Khansar, Iran, reportedly died following a brutal beating by members of the Basij and a night in police custody.

According to Iran International, three men beat him severely with rifle butts before handing him over to police.

The following morning, while being interrogated, Omid began suffering severe abdominal pain.

His father begged for his son to be taken to hospital.

But according to the report, the questioning continued.

Imagine the helplessness of a father knowing his child was suffering, pleading for medical help, and being unable to protect him.

Omid never made it home.

His reported cause of death was internal bleeding. His young body bore visible bruises and injuries.

On Thursday, his grieving family stood outside the police station, desperately seeking answers.

And his mother’s words are heartbreaking:

“Tell us what happened to my son.”

How does a mother comprehend sending her son out of the house one evening, only to be handed his body the following day?

How does a father live with knowing he begged for help that, according to the report, never came in time?

Omid had an entire life ahead of him. A future he will never get to live.

His family deserves the truth. They deserve justice. They deserve to know why their son never came home.

His name was OMID GHANOUNI.

He was only 17.

Please don’t let his name be forgotten. 🕯️

Source: Iran International

#omidghanouni #iran #teenager #policebrutality #crimesagainsthumanity
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“I LOVE YOU, I SWEAR TO GOD.” 🕊️

ALIREZA RAEISI’S FINAL PHONE CALL WITH HIS FATHER BEFORE HIS EXECUTION.

A father and son, saying goodbye for the very last time.

These are among the final words of Alireza Raeisi, spoken during a heartbreaking phone call from prison before the Islamic Republic took his life.

Alireza was arrested following the January 2026 protests in Isfahan, in connection with the Alikhani Square case.

He and Alireza Sepahi were among those sentenced to death in the case. Both were executed on 5 October 2026.

In this recording, we hear something no parent should ever have to experience: a son saying his final goodbye, knowing he will never return home.

Imagine being that father. Hearing your son’s voice for the last time. Knowing you cannot save him.

The Islamic Republic may have taken Alireza’s life, but it cannot erase his voice, his love for his father, or his memory.

His final words deserve to be heard around the world.

Remember his face. Remember his name. Remember his voice.

Rest in peace Alireza Raeisi. 🕯️

#alirezaraeisi #iran #execution #fatherandson #lastcall
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HE CONQUERED MOUNTAINS. NOW HE FACES EXECUTION.

ALI SINA MOSTAFAVI’S DEATH SENTENCE HAS REPORTEDLY BEEN UPHELD.

Seyed Ali Sina Mostafavi, 38, is a professional Iranian mountaineer from Bam, Kerman Province, who has dedicated his life to climbing some of the world’s most challenging mountains.

From the peaks of Iran to the Himalayas of Nepal, he has climbed Island Peak and Kala Patthar and attempted the formidable Ama Dablam.

But today, this man’s greatest fight is no longer against the mountains. It is a fight for his life.

According to the Human Rights Organization for Sport, at approximately 3:30 a.m. on 25 April 2026, armed security forces raided his home. He was reportedly beaten during his arrest.

He was subsequently sentenced to death by Branch 1 of the Kerman Revolutionary Court on charges including moharebeh (“enmity against God”), national security offences, and assembly and collusion.

On 28 September 2026, Branch 41 of Iran’s Supreme Court reportedly upheld his death sentence.

A man who once stood proudly on mountain summits now faces the possibility of execution.

He fought to reach the summits. Now we must fight to save his life.

We call on international human rights organisations, the global mountaineering community and sporting bodies worldwide to break their silence.

His life matters. His name matters. His story must be heard.

🚨 STOP THE EXECUTION OF ALI SINA MOSTAFAVI.

Share his face. Remember his name. Be his voice.

#AliSinaMostafavi #SaveAliSinaMostafavi 
#mountainclimbing #mountaineering #athlete
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🕯️ TODAY WOULD HAVE BEEN BEHBOUD HASANZADEH’S 37TH BIRTHDAY

Today, 16 Mehr (8th October) Behboud Hasanzadeh should have been celebrating his 37th birthday.

Instead, his mother is pleading with the world:

“Make our voice heard worldwide. Make my son’s name known worldwide.”

Behboud was just 36. A husband, father of two, and recent graduate with a Master’s degree in Law.

He worked as a taxi and Snapp driver while studying, dreaming of opening his own legal office and building a future for his family.

He believed deeply in standing against injustice.

“We must not allow people to be oppressed.”

Days before the January protests, speaking about young people being arrested, he said:

“They think they can only overpower young kids and arrest them.”

On 18 Dey (8 January 2026), Behboud joined the protests.

According to his family, when Anisa Houshangi was shot, Behboud ran to save her. As he bent down to help, he was shot in the lower back.

His family says security forces assaulted him and that Basij and IRGC forces blocked his journey to hospital for approximately 40 minutes.

Behboud fought for his life for two days.

On 20 Dey (10 January), he died.

He never opened the legal office he dreamed of. He never got to watch his children grow up. He never reached his 37th birthday.

A wife lost her husband. Two children lost their father. A mother was left begging the world to remember her son.

Today, we answer her plea.

We will say his name.
We will tell his story.
We will never forget him.

BEHBOUD HASANZADEH — بهبود حسن‌زاده

Happy 37th birthday, Behboud. 🕯️

You should be here.
Forever a son of Iran. Forever remembered.

#behboudhassanzadeh #iran #father #takentoosoon #birthdayinheaven
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MOZHDEH HASHEMI BAZARGANI IS FACING EXECUTION

The voice you hear in this video is Mozhdeh herself, speaking from inside Qazvin Central Prison.

Mozhdeh is just 27 years old. She is an Iranian Red Crescent worker from Alvand, Qazvin, and a daughter who cares for and supports her elderly mother.

She was violently arrested at her home on 4 April 2026. Her death sentence on charges including “espionage” and “waging war against God” has now been upheld by Iran’s Supreme Court.

Mozhdeh denies the charges against her.

In this phone call from prison, she tells us in her own voice what happened to her.

Mozhdeh says she was beaten and subjected to prolonged physical and psychological pressure to force confessions from her, leaving her with injuries to her head and neck. She requested a forensic medical examination to document those injuries.

Her alleged forced confessions were later broadcast on state television, and she has been denied access to a lawyer of her own choosing.

Now this 27-year-old woman faces execution while her elderly mother remains without the daughter who cared for her.

This is Mozhdeh speaking for herself. Listen to her.

Remember her name.
Share her story.
Be her voice before it is too late.

#mozhdehhashemibazargani 
#notoexecution #stopexecutionsiniran #iran #freepoliticalprisoners
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SIAVASH JAMSHIDI KHEIRABADI HAS BEEN EXECUTED

Another protester arrested following Iran’s January 2026 protests has been executed.

Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi was arrested in Shahrekord and sentenced to death for “moharebeh.” The judiciary alleged that he fired at security forces on January 8.

His execution comes amid serious international concern over reports of torture, forced confessions and denial of fair-trial rights in cases involving protesters.

Another name. Another execution. Another life that cannot be returned.

Remember his name: Siavash Jamshidi Kheirabadi.

‎🚨 سیاوش جمشیدی خیرآبادی اعدام شد

یک معترض دیگر که پس از اعتراضات دی‌ماه بازداشت شده بود، اعدام شد.

سیاوش جمشیدی خیرآبادی در شهرکرد بازداشت و به اتهام «محاربه» به اعدام محکوم شد. قوه قضاییه مدعی بود که او در ۱۸ دی به سوی نیروهای امنیتی تیراندازی کرده است.

اعدام او در حالی انجام شد که نگرانی‌های جدی بین‌المللی درباره شکنجه، اعترافات اجباری و نقض حق دادرسی عادلانه معترضان ادامه دارد.

یک نام دیگر. یک اعدام دیگر. یک جان دیگر که هرگز بازنمی‌گردد.

نامش را فراموش نکنید: سیاوش جمشیدی خیرآبادی.

#siavashjamshidikheirabadi #iran #crimesagainsthumanity #iranmassacre #iranwar
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Today, listening to Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi in Toronto, I felt that familiar mixture of hope, pride and longing for the Iran we know is possible.

For me, Shahzadeh has remained a symbol of hope through some of Iran’s darkest days,  a connection to our history and a reminder that another future for our homeland is possible.

I hope with all my heart that one day we will see Iranians standing freely at the ballot box, without fear or coercion, able to decide their own future.

Az tamime ghalb sepasgozaram, Shahzadeh. ❤️
For never giving up on Iran and its people.

Payandeh Iran, Javid Shah 👑
💚🤍❤️🦁☀️
بعضی حرف‌ها وقتی از زبان کسی شنیده می‌شوند که از صمیم قلب به او باور داری، معنای دیگری پیدا می‌کنند.

امروز با شنیدن سخنان شاهزاده رضا پهلوی در تورنتو، دوباره همان حس امید، غرور و دلتنگی برای ایرانی را احساس کردم که می‌دانیم می‌تواند دوباره ساخته شود.

برای من، شاهزاده در تاریک‌ترین روزهای ایران نمادی از امید بوده است؛ پیوندی با تاریخ و یادآوری این حقیقت که آینده‌ای متفاوت برای میهنمان امکان‌پذیر است.

از صمیم قلب آرزو می‌کنم روزی را ببینیم که مردم ایران بدون ترس و اجبار، آزادانه پای صندوق رأی بروند و خودشان درباره آینده کشورشان تصمیم بگیرند.

از صمیم قلب سپاسگزارم، شاهزاده. ❤️
برای اینکه هرگز از ایران و مردم ایران دست نکشیدید.

پاینده ایران 

#javidshah #kingrezapahlavi #toronto #iran #pahlavi  @officialrezapahlavi
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HASSAN DARAJ’S LIFE IS IN IMMEDIATE DANGER

According to information received, Hassan Daraj, a 20 year old from Javanrud, Kermanshah Province, has reportedly been transferred to Shahrekord for the execution of his sentence.

Hassan is only 20 years old. He should have his whole life ahead of him a future to build, dreams to pursue and a life to live.

Instead, his life is now in grave danger.

Do not let his name go unheard. Share his story. Say his name. Be his voice before it is too late.

NO TO EXECUTIONS.
SAVE HASSAN DARAJ.

#HassanDaraj #حسن_درج 

‎🚨 جان حسن درج در خطر فوری است

بر اساس اطلاعات به‌دست‌آمده، حسن درج، جوان ۲۰ ساله اهل جوانرود استان کرمانشاه، برای اجرای حکم خود به شهرکرد منتقل شده است.

حسن فقط ۲۰ سال دارد. او باید تمام زندگی‌اش پیش رویش باشد؛ آینده‌ای برای ساختن، رویاهایی برای دنبال کردن و فرصتی برای زندگی.

اما امروز جان او در خطر جدی است.

نگذاریم نامش بی‌صدا بماند. داستانش را منتشر کنید. نامش را فریاد بزنید. پیش از آنکه دیر شود، صدای حسن باشید.

نه به اعدام
حسن درج را نجات دهید.

#iran #lordegan #deathrow
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