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🔸 Fate Mojtabai, the mother of Ghazala Chalabi, one of those killed in national riots of the year 1401, on Tuesday the 31st in Sharibar, while she was present at her son's grave, said that "I have a crown in my body and I am petitioning for the unjustly spilled blood".

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🔸 Fate Mojtabai, the mother of Ghazala Chalabi, one of those killed in national riots of the year 1401, on Tuesday the 31st in Sharibar, while she was present at her son's grave, said that "I have a crown in my body and I am petitioning for the unjustly spilled blood".

🔸 Fate Mojtabai, the mother of Ghazala Chalabi, one of those killed in national riots of the year 1401, on Tuesday the 31st in Sharibar, while she was present at her son's grave, said that "I have a crown in my body and I am petitioning for the unjustly spilled blood".

🔸 Ghazala Halabi's mother wrote on her Instagram page, by posting a video of the fourth anniversary of her killing, "I know you are no longer in this narrow and dark grave, you flew to the top and now you have a place in the arms of light."

🔸 Ghazaleh Chalabi, September 30, 1401, was shot by government agents in Amul and died during an interception of the "liberation of Zendagi".

🔸 Ghazal Halabi went out into the street during the interception of the death of Mahsa Amini in the delayed Irshad patrol, and being inside the Amul district, he was the target of a war bullet, which he photographed in front of the Amul city district in northern Iran. His cell phone recorded the sound of his screams, which invited people not to be afraid, and the moment of his death, and the screams of the people who "killed someone". According to human rights sources, in 1401 interceptions more than 500 protesters were killed by security forces in various cities.