Tina Noorali
Javidnam Tina Noorali dies after arrest; body handed over with bullet wounds Javidnam Tina Noorali, 26, was shot by the Islamic Republic's repressive forces in Haft-e-Houd Square in Tehran on Friday evening, January 19, 1404, and died. According to reports, she was arrested after being injured and forcibly removed from the scene. Her lifeless body was handed over to her family about a week later; while sources close to the family reported seeing bullet wounds on her body. This case is another example of the worrying pattern of arrests of the injured, temporary disappearances, and deaths of protesters in the custody of the Islamic Republic's security forces; a process that has been repeatedly emphasized by human rights organizations as a gross violation of the right to life, the prohibition of torture, and the government's direct responsibility for the lives of citizens.
Tina Noorali was a 26-year-old girl from Tehran and a graduate of metallurgical engineering.
Age and education: 26 years old and a graduate of metallurgical engineering.
Interests and activities: In addition to engineering, she was interested in playing the violin and was also active in supporting child laborers.
Death: During the protests on Friday evening, January 19, 1404, in Haft-e-Houd Square in Tehran, she was shot and arrested by security forces despite being injured.
Status after arrest: After a week of not knowing and searching the detention centers, her family received her lifeless body. Reports indicate that close-range gunshot wounds were seen on her forehead.
Grave: She is buried in Behesht-e-Zahra Cemetery in Tehran.