Social media roundup; Mordad 1405, from Tehran to Kermanshah

The grief of the families of those seeking justice has not faded with time; stories that are not separated from one another, whose names are intertwined.

Sister Milika Dastiyab attends at her sister’s grave with military respect. Milika, a 21-year-old final-year economics undergraduate, was killed by government forces during the protests in Dey.

On the other side, Siavash Mahmoudi’s mother, one of the slain in the “Women, Life, Freedom” protests, writes about missing her son and is furious at those who killed him. Sina Kazemi’s sister also, in response to her, speaks of missing her brother and the suffering of her father and mother.

Sina, a 22-year-old protester, was killed on 18 Dey in Tehrapars by a shot fired from behind.

These accounts are part of the bond among families who lost their loved ones in the protests and crackdowns of the Islamic Republic; families that, in mourning, seeking justice, and keeping the names of their children alive, stand alongside one another.