Pouya Bakhtiari
An electrical engineer who was shot in the head during November 2019 protests. His parents have become prominent voices against the regime, regularly visiting his grave despite harassment.
“Tell my parents I love them”
Dreamed of studying engineering at university and building a free Iran for his generation
A 16-year-old high school student from Shiraz who joined the November 2019 protests to voice his generation's demands for freedom and economic justice. Despite his young age, Amirabbas showed remarkable courage standing up against injustice. He was known among his classmates for his kind heart and passion for social justice.
We just wanted a better future
His youth became a symbol of the regime's brutality against children and teenagers during Bloody Aban
An electrical engineer who was shot in the head during November 2019 protests. His parents have become prominent voices against the regime, regularly visiting his grave despite harassment.
“Tell my parents I love them”
A 14-year-old girl who was shot while watching protests from a distance. She wasn't even participating but became one of the youngest victims of Bloody November.
“Why are they shooting at people?”
A 17-year-old poet and student who used his words to inspire hope and resistance among his peers. He believed deeply in the power of poetry to change hearts and minds.
“My poems will live on when I am gone”
Their Path Continues
The memory of our eternal names lives in our hearts and will continue until Iran is free
Woman, Life, Freedom