VIDEO. Feminist revolution in Iran: the last images of Hadis Nafaji, 20, killed by six bullets – LaDepeche.fr

the essential An Iranian journalist learned of the death, this Sunday, September 25, of a young demonstrator, Hadis Ndafaji, while the protests against the regime and the country’s dress code continue unabated. She appeared as a fighter on amateur videos during demonstrations against the oppression of the Islamist regime in Iran. Without a veil and without fear, Hadis Ndafaji, 20, was shot dead by security forces in the town of Karaj. It was his sister who announced the news on Sunday, September 25 to an Iranian journalist, Masih Alinejad. A tragedy that comes after the death of another woman, Mahasa Amini, three days after her arrest in Tehran for “wearing inappropriate clothes” and not respecting the dress code for women in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Islamic Republic killed this woman to enforce hijab. After days in a coma, source said “Mahsa Amini, 22, died today”. She was beaten up by morality police because of wearing “bad hijab”.Iranian women are outraged. Forced hijab is the main pillar of religious dictatorship. pic.twitter.com/51EyYwB8iX— Masih Alinejad \ud83c\udff3\ufe0f (@AlinejadMasih) September 16, 2022 His death marks the start of protests that have been going on for nine days in which 51 people have died, according to a report by the Human Rights NGO. Among them, Hasni Ndafaji whose death has deeply moved the twittosphere. The latest video of her, posted on social media on September 24, shows her from behind, without a veil, tying her hair. Shortly before being shot dead by the police. \ud83c\udfa5 حدیث، دختری که موهایش را در میانه میدان اعتراض بست، به ضرب گلوله کشته شدخبرها و واکنش‌ها به اعتراضات ایران در صفحه پوشش زنده وب‌سایت یورونیوز: https://t.co/SY2hK5KI4s pic.twitter.com/maCUx9dfOf— euronews فارسی (@euronews_pe) September 25, 2022 The country’s president, Ebrahim Raisi, had previously urged law enforcement to act “firmly against those who undermine the security and peace of the country and the people”, according to the AFP. Read also: A journalist does not want to wear the veil, Iranian President Ebrahim Raïsi has the interview canceled