Iranian forces raided one of the schools in Ardabil, northwestern Iran on 13 October calling female students to sing an anthem that praises Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. However, some of the girls refused, the Guardian reported citing the Coordinating Council of Teachers Syndicates.
Iranian forces have attacked the girls at the Shahed girls high school leaving one killed and seven others injured, one of which is believed to suffer brain damage. Ten others were taken to an unknown place.
Another life claimed by Iranian regime.
— Monica Verma (@TrulyMonica) October 17, 2022
16-year old Asra Panahi beaten up mercilessly for protesting against the Hijab in Ardebil, Iran. Internal injuries led to her death. pic.twitter.com/N2eipOJWc3
The 16-year-old Asra Panahi is an Iranian schoolgirl who died after being severely beaten up by pro-regime forces after they raided her school calling the girls to sing in praise of the supreme leader.
Asra Panahi was taken to the hospital but unfortunately, she died of injuries hours later. A hashtag in her name (#AsraPanahi) went viral on social media where activists strongly denounced attacking the school girls.
Security forces in Iran raided a high school and beat a group of girls until 1 of them died because they refused to sing a pro-regime anthem. Teenage girls in Iran are displaying exceptional feats of heroism.
— Fifty Shades of Whey (@davenewworld_2) October 18, 2022
Her name was #AsraPanahi. RIP ? pic.twitter.com/lhH35F4NuU
Security forces have been attacking and targeting protesters who are rallying against the Iranian regime following the death of Mahsa Amini, 22, on September 16 during her arrest by the country's morality police over wearing the hijab 'improperly'.
Protests have erupted across the country where people chanted slogans against the supreme leader and the government and refused the forced hijab as well as called for women's freedom.
