NUJINHA: Teacher lost her life in Iranian state prison

According to what the agency quoted reports, on September 22 of last year, the Iranian security forces surrounded the teacher, translator and painter, Bahar Khorshidi and her mother, while distributing flyers with the hashtag "Gina Amini" and the slogan "Jin Jiyan Azadî" in a street in the Iranian capital. Tehran.

After a few hours of cordoning off, the forces stormed the house of Bahar Khurshidi, while her sister (11 years old) and her brother (8 years old) were also in the house, and took measures to arrest the girl.

Then the school's mother and sister, Bahar Khurshidi, were released and told that Bahar had committed suicide.

NUJINHA agency indicated that during the past few months, the family of Bahar Khurshidi was subjected to constant threats by the security forces, refusing to announce her "death".

In the context of the ongoing repression against the participants in the popular uprising in Rojhelat and Iran, the Iranian state forces arrested on Sunday, the former member of the Ali Imam, Muhaya Wahidi .

On the same day, the Iranian authorities released the civil activist, Zahra Rahmani (36 years), who was arrested on January 7, on bail, while there is still no detailed information on the charges against her.

The popular uprising, led by women and the slogan "Jin, Jiyan, Azadî" in Rojhilat Kurdistan and Iran, erupted in the aftermath of the killing of the Kurdish young woman, Gina Amini, at the hands of the "morality police" of the Iranian state; Under the pretext of not complying with the conditions of hijab in mid-September of last year, the popular uprising continues despite the Iranian state's measures against this uprising.

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