Nima Gholam Ali Pour

Nima Gholam Ali Pour is a Member of the Swedish Parliament.

Nazanin Asmi Khani, 17 years old, was shot dead by the brutal Islamic Republic security forces during the January 8 protests in Qazvin. These images represent Iran’s “stolen generation” — young women and men killed by the Islamic Republic for demanding political and social freedoms. Their photographs now appear in cemeteries and homes beside graves and memorials, marking lives cut short. Since protests erupted on 28 December 2025 against economic hardship and state repression, security forces have responded with mass arrests and deadly crackdowns, including one of the deadliest episodes on 8–9 January 2026. Figures vary widely due to restricted information: the Iranian government reported about 3,100 deaths, independent rights groups have confirmed over 5,000, and some local health-care data suggest totals could be tens of thousands — with unverified hospital figures exceeding 30,000 killed during those two days alone. Behind each number is a grieving family and a future that was abruptly cut short. Qazvin, Iran, January 2026.

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Nima Gholam Ali Pour

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