Killed by 6 20-year-old bullets in Iran, showed up without headscarves during mass protests

Hadith Najafi, the girl who symbolized the protests in Iran after Mahsa Ammin's murder, has been shot to death.

This news has spread rapidly to social networks and in particular Iranian journalist Masih Alinejad, who in her Twitter account writes:

Her sister told me she was only 20 years old and killed by six bullets in the town of Karaj”.

The video on which the dedication is put is seen the blonde girl, without a covering, connecting her hair to a demonstration.

The young woman was shot with six bullets during the protests, which left 41 people dead.

Massive protests began after Mahsa Amen's death in Iran's detention, following the arrest for improper placing of the headscarf.

Shortly ago, the father of the 22-year-old declared and did not allow her to see her daughter while she was there.

In an interview with the Persian BBC, Ammid Ammin said he was not allowed to look at his daughter's autopsy report and denied that she would have been in poor health.

He said witnesses had told the family that she had been beaten in custody by police, which was denied by Iranian authorities. Mahsa Amin was arrested after allegedly breaking the rules for wearing a hijab.

The Kurdish woman from the northwestern town of Sacez died in the hospital in Tehran on Friday, after spending three days in a coma.

The victim's father said that he had been constantly prevented by medical staff from seeing his daughter's body after death.

This Iranian woman is getting ready to stand face to face to safe forces. Iranian regimes have Guns and bolts but they scared of our hair.
They killed #Mahsaamini For a bit of hair. Let's have a Hail Revolution.
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) Masih Alinejad? Seember 24, 2022