Nilofar Pansideh, the mother of the plaintiff Ali Ghorbani Targhee, one of the victims of the Dimah protests, protested the killing of thousands of young people in Dimah on Thursday, 21 December, in the 10th month of her son's death, and said: "What crime did you kill my son for?".
This petitioning mother says: Why should my child be "immortalized" for protesting civil rights, which is the right of every citizen?
Emphasizing the killing of thousands of young people with their bare hands, he said: "I hope one day, the calamity you brought on these immortals will happen to you."
He also thanked the people for supporting the petitioning mothers.
Ali Ghorbani Torughi was targeted in Parand city on December 18 and died in the hospital on December 20.
🔸 The Iranian government has denied shooting at Dimah protesters and attributed it to foreign factors.
In its latest report on the suppression of protests in January 1404, the Iranian Human Rights Organization published a list of more than 4,200 casualties and announced that among the identified dead are at least 420 women and 281 people under the age of 18.