Heidar Nekoosirat, an activist from Mashhad, is currently held in Ward 104 of Vakilabad prison in Mashhad. He was arrested in connection with the protests of 8 and 9 January, 2026.
Mr. Nekoosirat has diabetes and kidney failure and has already lost sight in one eye. Given his medical condition and the circumstances of his detention, the vision in his remaining eye is also at risk.
He has repeatedly reported his condition to prison and judicial authorities and has offered to cover the cost of his own treatment in order to be transferred to a hospital outside the prison for surgery and care. To date he has received only verbal assurances, and no effective treatment has been provided. Requests for conditional release under electronic monitoring have likewise been denied.
Under international standards, including the “Nelson Mandela Rules,” the state is responsible for providing prisoners with adequate medical care, and denying a prisoner treatment amounts to inhuman treatment.
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Mr. Nekoosirat has diabetes and kidney failure and has already lost sight in one eye. Given his medical condition and the circumstances of his detention, the vision in his remaining eye is also at risk.
He has repeatedly reported his condition to prison and judicial authorities and has offered to cover the cost of his own treatment in order to be transferred to a hospital outside the prison for surgery and care. To date he has received only verbal assurances, and no effective treatment has been provided. Requests for conditional release under electronic monitoring have likewise been denied.
Under international standards, including the “Nelson Mandela Rules,” the state is responsible for providing prisoners with adequate medical care, and denying a prisoner treatment amounts to inhuman treatment.
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Girls killed in the crackdown of January 2026
• During the crackdown of January 2026, the Islamic Republic’s security forces
killed thousands of Iranians. Among them were girls and young women who had gone out to protest peacefully.
• Families were pressured into small or secret burials, sometimes at night, and told not to speak publicly about what had happened to their daughters. State media called the dead “rioters.” The internet had been cut for days, so the scale of it stayed hidden for a time.
• Thousands more were arrested, girls and young women among them. Most were held without access to their families or lawyers. Some remain unaccounted for.
• Sevda Akramifard, Nazanin Zahra Salehi, Ghazal Janghorban, Arnika Dabbagh, Melina Asadi, Bahar Shadmehri, Kimia Kamyab, Faezeh Izadi, Nazanin Esmikhani, Esra Tavousinia, Sana Tousangi, Yalda Mohammadkhani, Setayesh Samadi, Niousha Hamidi, Shiva Javid, Melika Shahmoradi, Fatemeh-Raha Tajian, Samira Khani, Bahar Hosseini are among the confirmed deaths. There are many more ...
• A name is the last thing a state can take, and the first thing anyone can give back. So repeat them. Today, and next January, when the news has moved on and those who gave the orders are counting on you having forgotten.
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Girls killed in the crackdown of January 2026
• During the crackdown of January 2026, the Islamic Republic’s security forces
killed thousands of Iranians. Among them were girls and young women who had gone out to protest peacefully.
• Families were pressured into small or secret burials, sometimes at night, and told not to speak publicly about what had happened to their daughters. State media called the dead “rioters.” The internet had been cut for days, so the scale of it stayed hidden for a time.
• Thousands more were arrested, girls and young women among them. Most were held without access to their families or lawyers. Some remain unaccounted for.
• Sevda Akramifard, Nazanin Zahra Salehi, Ghazal Janghorban, Arnika Dabbagh, Melina Asadi, Bahar Shadmehri, Kimia Kamyab, Faezeh Izadi, Nazanin Esmikhani, Esra Tavousinia, Sana Tousangi, Yalda Mohammadkhani, Setayesh Samadi, Niousha Hamidi, Shiva Javid, Melika Shahmoradi, Fatemeh-Raha Tajian, Samira Khani, Bahar Hosseini are among the confirmed deaths. There are many more ...
• A name is the last thing a state can take, and the first thing anyone can give back. So repeat them. Today, and next January, when the news has moved on and those who gave the orders are counting on you having forgotten.
@iranhrdc
#SayTheirNames
#Iran
#IranProtests
#GirlsRights #InternationalDayOfTheGirl
#ThroughHerEyes
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