Raha’s name stands as a testament to a generation... that refused to surrender🕊️🔥 Zahra (Raha) Bohloulipour, born on December 21, 2002, was a student of Italian Language and Literature at the University of Tehran and resided in the university dormitory. Raha was a member of the Resistance Units (Kanun-haye Shoreshi)Resistance Units. She was shot in the lung and succumbed to her injuries on January 9, 2026. She was laid to rest in the city of Firuzabad. #IranMassacre #IranProtests #Zahra_Bohloulipourshow more

She once wrote: “I am a huge fan of... life.” Raha (Zahra) Bohloulipour, 23, a student of Italian language at Tehran University, was shot in the lungs and killed by the regime during protests. Watch her videos٫ her joy was radiant. She didn’t want to die; she simply loved living.show more

Raha Bohloulipour, 24 years old, was studying Italian language... at the University of Tehran. She was full of dreams and hope. Hope of a better future for her homeland where she can live freely. The Islamic Republic terrorist shot her dead and cut her life short and now they are calling her a terrorist. She was just a student trying so hard to make a living. “ I'm in the poorest era of my life where I can't even manage to eat one proper meal a day.” #IranMassacre #IranRevolution2026show more

A few moments before the bullets. A brief crack... in the internet blackout and this is what she chose to write: “I’m connected for just a moment and I only want to write: Woman, Life, Freedom. Forever.” Her name was Raha Bohlulipour, 19 years old, studied Italian in Tehran. Killed by security forces for the crime of demanding freedom. She once wrote: “I am a big fan of life.” For wanting a normal life, the Islamic Republic shot her in the lung and killed her on January 9. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution2026show more

15-year-old Ghazal Janghorban, a high school student, was shot... and killed by the security forces of #Iran’s Islamic regime in front of her mother in #Isfahan for protesting the regime on January 9, 2026. She was shot three times—once in the back, once in the leg, and once in the side. She is one of over 40,000 Iranian protesters massacred by the regime’s security forces. #IranMassacre #IranProtests #IranProtests2026 #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026show more

18-year-old Parimah Nikparvar was just a high school student.... She was studying to become a doctor, but the security forces of #Iran's Islamic regime murdered her over her participation in anti-regime protests in Bandar Abbas on January 8, 2026. She was first shot, and while she was bleeding, the security forces prevented her from being taken to the hospital. She bled out and lost her life. She is one of over 40,000 #Iranian protesters massacred by the regime’s security forces. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026 #IranProtests #IranProtests2026 #HumanRights #پریماه_نیک‌پرورshow more

Iranian women are not bowing to Islamic tyranny. They... want to get rid of sharia rule, and especially hijab (the compulsory wearing of a headscarf). A student at Iran's Azad University was brutally accosted by the Iranian regime's Sharia-Police (morality police) because her hair was visible. They tore her clothes as they assaulted her. In protest, she took off her clothes and stood in the square as a living monument of resistance. Soon after, she was arrested by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC). She actually disappeared.show more

Asal Mansouri, 30, from Tehran whose gentle heart belonged... entirely to the children. She was a psychologist, a therapist, and a fierce advocate for children’s rights. Day after day she worked with the little ones; especially those broken by violence, forced into child labor, or silently carrying the weight of mental wounds, giving them every spare minute and every piece of her own heart. Her friends and colleagues called her “Mom Asal,” because she was so kind, so deeply compassionate, that she always put the children before herself. She truly believed that the only way to heal a wounded society is to start with its children, and she would sit for hours, quietly listening as they poured out their pain. Then, on January 9 in the streets near Heravi Square in Tehran, she was shot from behind by security forces using live ammunition and she died right there. She was buried in Behesht-e Zahra cemetery in Tehran. On her simple gravestone, they carved the words that still break our hearts: “Asal lived like a sunflower.” #IranMassacreshow more

18-year-old high school student Parimah Nikparvar was shot and... killed by the security forces of #Iran’s Islamic regime while protesting the regime in #BandarAbbas on January 8, 2026. She was first wounded, but the regime’s security forces prevented her ambulance from reaching the hospital, causing her to bleed to death. She is one of over 40,000 #Iranian protesters massacred by the regime’s security forces. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026 #IranProtests #IranProtests2026show more

Dec 31: a 🇨🇳 student in the Master of... Public Administration program of the University of Birmingham claims he has reported to both the 🇨🇳 embassy in the UK and the university that the Taiwan flag 🇹🇼 was displayed at the university’s sports center.show more

#Breaking: A few minutes ago, security forces of #Iran’s... Islamic Regime raided the dormitory buildings of Shahid Beheshti University in Velenjak, north of #Tehran, to arrest multiple female students over their participation in yesterday’s anti-regime protests at the university. #IranProtestsshow more

On January 5, 2026, a female student was critically... injured after a fall at the university of Lahore, in a second such incident in recent weeks. Police are investigating the alleged suicide attempt.show more

Another one of over 16,500 Iranian protesters massacred by... the security forces of #Iran’s Islamic regime has been identified. 38-year-old Sholeh Sotoudeh, from the city of Chaf in Langarud County, northern Iran was murdered on January 9, 2026. She was pregnant and the mother of two. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026 #DigitalBlackoutIran #IranDigitalBlackout #IranProtests #IranProtests2026show more

Assata Shakur Joins the Ancestors (1947–2025) 🖤🕊️ Assata Shakur... has joined the ancestors 🕊️ She lived as a revolutionary, a writer, and a symbol of resistance against state oppression. From her days in the Black Panther Party and the Black Liberation Army, to her years of exile in Cuba, she stood firm in the face of government surveillance, criminalization, and exile. She passed away in Havana on September 25, 2025, at the age of 78. Even in exile, her name remained on the FBI’s most wanted list, and her life continued to spark debates on freedom, justice, and what it means to live unapologetically Black in a system built on anti-Blackness. Her story is complex, but her courage is undeniable. She left behind words and lessons that continue to inspire new generations to organize, to resist, and to understand that liberation comes with sacrifice. Rest in power, Assata Shakur 🖤✊🏾 #AssataShakur #RestInPowershow more

The Inspector-General of Police (IGP) has dispatched a special... investigative team from Accra to Cape Coast to probe the death of Innocentia Atsufui Avinu, a 20-year-old student of the University of Cape Coast, who was reported missing last week and later found dead on a beach. Her body was discovered at Hutchland Beach near Duakor in Cape Coast, approximately 12 hours after she was last seen by her hostel roommate.show more

Hamed Hamidian was a 38-year-old man from Shiraz, born... on December 18, 1987. A passionate football enthusiast, he was a die-hard fan of Persepolis, Barcelona, and Arsenal. As an IT specialist, he possessed exceptional skills in computers, along with strong language proficiency. He hosted a podcast uploaded on SoundCloud under the name “Hamed BPA.” According to those close to him, Hamed was an avid traveler, incredibly kind-hearted, supportive, and always attentive to others, courageous man who actively participated in every protest. He had intended to emigrate, as his visa had already been approved, but he chose to return to the streets once more to raise his voice for his country and ensure it was heard by all. On January 8, in Tehran’s Ashrafi Esfahani area, he was struck in the neck by a live bullet. After an exhaustive search by his family, his body was discovered in Behesht Zahra cemetery and laid to rest in Shiraz. He had posted a tweet seeking help, but was killed unarmed and defenseless. #IranMassacreshow more

🚨ALL UKRAINIANS IN OCCUPIED TERRITORIES — FROM DONBAS TO... CRIMEA — ARE WAITING FOR THEIR ARMY TO RETURN AND SAVE THEM. YOU CAN ONLY IMAGINE HOW HEARTBREAKING IT IS FOR THEM TO HEAR PROPOSALS ABOUT CEDING THEIR TERRITORIES TO RUSSIA Russians have sentenced a 70-year-old woman from the temporarily occupied city of Tokmak in Zaporizhzhia Oblast to 15 years in prison on treason charges. The woman’s name was not disclosed, but she was accused of donating part of the pension she continued to receive from Ukraine to support the Ukrainian army. Although she was forced to obtain a russian passport in December 2023, she did not renounce her Ukrainian citizenship. From January to November 2024, she transferred 63,420 rubles (about 35,725 hryvnias / $826) in 24 payments through a Ukrainian banking app to support the army. The case was published on the website of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Court under russian occupation as a show trial meant to intimidate others. This is her o the video 👇show more

🔥 "ATESH" carried out another sabotage in Bryansk. Partisans... destroyed a vehicle of the Russian military, which was used for the needs of units operating in the border zone. ❗️Inside the vehicle was expensive equipment and supplies that were supposed to go to the front.show more

Latha Maami💋 was not just a name; she was... a desire in the eyes of men. Whoever saw her couldn't help but be captivated. Her beauty was such that even a diamond would pale in comparison. She became so famous that her name was the first on every man's lips in the city. She had addictive nature these ways of life for herself.show more

19-year-old Diana Bahadoran, known as Baby Rider, a student... from the city of Gonbad-e Kavus, is among over 40,000 #Iranian protesters massacred by the security forces of #Iran’s Islamic regime. She was shot and killed in #Gorgan on January 8, 2026. Bike riding is forbidden for Iranian women under the regime’s barbaric, anti-women laws. Diana was a professional bike rider, and by riding her bike she was actively protesting these discriminatory laws that ban women from riding motorcycles. Her only “crime” was resisting a terrorist regime and demanding basic freedom and participation in the anti-regime protests. #IranMassacre #IranRevolution #IranRevolution2026show more

Hello, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, Meet Raha, a brave... Iranian woman killed for the “crime” of protesting. She loved life. She studied the Italian language. She was murdered by the IRGC a terrorist force. Yet Italy has still not designated the IRGC as a terrorist organization. Just minutes before the internet was shut down, Raha wrote on Instagram: “I am connected. Woman, Life, Freedom, forever.” Stand with the people of #Iran. Name the terrorists. Thank you so much for your attention to this matter.show more