ساغر سیف اللهی فرد

Killing of Saghar Seifollahi-Fard from baton blows to the head during a violent arrest A few days ago Saghar Seifollahi-Fard, a book author and a graduate in mechanical engineering, lost her life during the recent wave of violent arrests after being confronted by agents of the Islamic Republic. According to released information, Saghar Seifollahi-Fard was returning home from work when security agents arrested her on the charge of “participating in protests.” It is said she resisted the arrest a...

Today people turned out in full force for the 40th-day memorial of #آیدا_حیدری. Right next to it were the Immortal graves of #ساغر_سیف‌الهی and #میلاد_نعمتی. All three exactly next to each other, section 238. But Saghar’s mother was alone. Go to her graveside. Today Aida’s mother’s heart was warmed by the presence of the people. Don’t let Saghar’s mother be left alone too.

Unfortunately many had never heard the name #ساغر_سیف‌اللهی_فرد. Sagher was a 23-year-old who loved literature and poetry, and her Telegram channel and Instagram are also accessible. Let’s not let the Immortals become for us just names and numbers. We must be the storytellers of their life stories. Storytellers of those very passions and attachments.

«A video of Immortal Saghar Seifollahi-Fard» A video that Immortal Saghar Seifollahi-Fard had posted on her personal Telegram channel in the final days of her life. This mechanical engineering graduate of Kharazmi University, after resisting officers who had rushed in to arrest her, was killed by savage baton blows to her head. #ساغر_سیف_الهی_فرد #مرگ_بر_خامنه‌ای

Child of Iran and Martyr for the homeland Immortal #ساغر_سیف_اللهی_فرد

Yesterday the 40th-day ceremony of Immortal Aida Heydari was held The 40th-day ceremony marking the state killing of Aida Heydari, a medical student at Tehran University of Medical Sciences, was held at Behesht-e Zahra. A significant number of citizens attended the ceremony to honor the memory of this deceased. During the ceremony, Aida Heydari’s mother, standing at her daughter’s grave, spoke of her sorrow after her death and explicitly took a stance against what she called “injustice.” Next...