The late Nazli Janparvar, 42. Born in 1362; a girl whose smile, dreams, and life were silenced by the suppressors of the Islamic government...

Nazli Janparvar, on the evening of the 18th of Dey in 1404, attended the Tehran march at the same time as the call by Prince Reza Pahlavi, and was injured as a result of being hit by pellets. After that, she was transferred to the Qeytariyeh clinic to receive medical services.

But hours later, while she was still under care and in the course of treatment, government forces raided this medical center and, by firing directly, determined the final moments of her life. They then removed her body from the scene and transferred it to Shahid Tajrish Hospital.

Finally, after the family’s continued follow-ups, Nazli’s body was handed over to them, and she was transferred for burial to her hometown, Bojnord, and was laid to rest in her family’s grave.