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27 Aug 2026, 13:57

Asieh Ramazani, a 39-year-old woman and mother of two children, was killed by direct gunfire from the Islamic Republic forces during the suppression of protests in Tehran in January 2025.

On the morning of Friday, January 19, 2025, the officers shot Ramazani from a close distance and from behind. The bullet passed through her back and chest, reaching her heart and taking her life.

Asieh Ramazani was the mother of a teenage daughter and an elementary school son. Her family says that after the shooting, she was taken to a clinic; however, she was left bleeding for about five hours without any effective medical attention.

The Ramazani family, after being unaware of her fate, searched for her for three days between the forensic medicine center in Kahrizak and Behesht Zahra until they finally found her body.

When the family found Ramazani's body, her cheek was bruised, and blood was still visible under the cover in which her body was placed. They have stated that her body was kept in "unacceptable and painful" conditions.

The Ramazani family also says that her clothes, shoes, and other personal belongings were taken and not returned to them.

After receiving the body, they discovered that Ramazani's heart, which had been pierced by a bullet, had been stitched without their knowledge. The family of Asieh Ramazani wrote in their account: "We will never forget those three days. Those five hours, that blood, that cover, that shattered heart, and the belongings that should have been returned to her family, we will not forget."

They emphasized that all the facts related to her killing are still not clear and added: "Even if a thousand years pass, the blood of our loved ones will not be cleansed. We will repeat their names, keep their stories alive, and remain seekers of justice."
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