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Hamidreza Yousefi was a young Kurdish man from Kermanshah who was killed on January 8, 2026, during widespread protests in the city. According to reports, he…
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Reza Kavousi was a 16-year-old Kurmanj Kurdish teenager originally from Quchan in Razavi Khorasan Province who had traveled to Karaj for work as a mechanic’s apprentice.…
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Alireza Amjadian was a 19-year-old young man originally from Songhor in Kermanshah Province who resided in Tehran. He worked selling fruit with a pickup truck to…
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Fereshteh Keshavarzi was a 29-year-old Kurdish woman originally from Harsin in Kermanshah Province and a resident of Tehran. She was the mother of two children. On…
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Pedram Argha was a 31-year-old Kurdish Yarsan dentist from Kermanshah. He operated a private dental clinic in the Maskan neighborhood of the city. On January 8,…
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Mohammad Matin Bagheri was a 16-year-old resident of Kermanshah Province and son of Vahid. On January 8, 2026, while participating in anti-government protests in the Maskan…
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Gholamhossein Ahadi was a retired teacher and Kurdish citizen from Kermanshah, Iran. On January 8, 2026, while present in the city’s central square during anti-government protests,…
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Nazanin-Zahra Salehi was a 13-year-old student from Kermanshah known for her academic excellence and dedication to sports, particularly Wushu. After losing her mother several years earlier,…
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Asra Tavousi-Nia was a 14-year-old Kurdish student from Dasht Bolagh village in Sonqor and Kolyaei County, Kermanshah Province. Known as an outstanding student at Setaregan School,…
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Amir-Mohammad Safari was a 15-year-old student from Iran who lived with his family and helped support them financially. In addition to attending school, he worked as…
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Ghazal Janghorban was a 15-year-old student from Isfahan and the only child of her family. She studied computer sciences and was described by relatives as a…
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Sam Sohbatzadeh, a 14-year-old boy from Iran, worked from a young age to help support his household. He left school in the fall of 2025 to…
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Abolfazl Norouzi, 15, had left school to work in a mechanic’s shop to help support his family. Known among friends and relatives as kind, responsible, and…
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Diako Mohammadi was a 22-year-old Kurdish citizen originally from Kani Rash village in Salas-e Babajani, located in Kermanshah Province, Iran. He was living in Qeshm when…
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Yousef Bakhshi was a 27-year-old shopkeeper originally from Quchan with Kormanji Kurdish heritage. He had been living and working in Chalus, where he was known in…
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Murib Zaman was a Pakistani migrant worker from northwestern Pakistan who spent about two decades working as a driver in the United Arab Emirates. Seeking better…
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Saleh Ahmed was a Bangladeshi migrant worker who had lived and worked in the United Arab Emirates for approximately 25 years. At the time of his…
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Elna Abdullah Nea was an 11-year-old Iranian girl living with her family in Kuwait City. She was described by her family as a kind and compassionate…
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Mosharraf Hossain was a Bangladeshi migrant worker employed as a cleaner in Saudi Arabia. He was the sole breadwinner for his family, supporting his wife and…
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Dibas Shrestha was a 29-year-old Nepali migrant worker employed as a security guard in Abu Dhabi, UAE. He had traveled to the UAE about a year…
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Malekshahr Isfahan Isfahan Isfahan 01/ 08/2026
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Kurdish citizen from Dinavar, Kermanshah, killed by gunfire from Islamic Republic military-security forces during popular protests in Karaj Tehran Tehran Tehran 01/ 07/2026
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Victim from Moallem Boulevard, Rasht Rasht Gilan Rasht 01/ 07/2026
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