Reports of the arrest of Zahra Hojjat—a prominent advocate for girls with disabilities and head of the Hamdam Rehabilitation Center in Mashhad—have sparked widespread concern about her whereabouts and condition. Known for years of dedicated work in care, education, and support for children with special needs, she has earned the nickname “Mother of 400 Girls” among supporters.

The Coordinating Council of Iranian Teachers’ Trade Associations has stated that since her detention, no clear information has been released regarding her physical condition, legal status, or place of detention—raising serious concerns about potential violations of her basic rights.

Over the years, Zahra Hojjat has played a significant role in creating a safe and supportive environment for girls with disabilities, with her efforts widely recognized by civil society organizations working to improve their quality of life.

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