According to human rights sources, Zahra Saidianjou, the sister of Milad Saidianjou, one of the victims of the revolutionary movement “Woman, Life, Freedom” in Izeh, has been summoned to Branch 1 of the Revolutionary Court in Ahvaz.
Omid Saidianjou, brother of Milad, shared an image of his sister’s court summons dated October 25, revealing the continued judicial and security pressure on families seeking justice for their slain relatives.
In a post on Instagram, he wrote:
“Hear the voice of my sister, Zahra Saidianjou. It has been three years since my brother was killed. Our path to justice has been filled with pressure, threats, arrests, and fabricated charges. Throughout these years, my only demand has been the truth — to know who killed my brother, a basic human right every grieving family deserves.”
He continued:
“Despite all legal complaints and follow-ups, the response I received was neither justice nor the acknowledgment of our pain — only repeated arrests, psychological and physical torture, loss of employment, and now a new summons from the Revolutionary Court with baseless and heavy accusations.”
Omid added:
“I have never spread violence or hatred. My only demand has been justice — justice for my brother. If they silence my voice today, know that the truth is still alive, and the call for justice will not die.”
Milad Saidianjou, a 25-year-old man, was shot twice and killed by Iranian security forces on November 16, 2022, in the city of Izeh.
At the time of his death, he was attending a memorial ceremony at the graves of Mohammad Mehdi Karami and Mohammad Hosseini, two protesters who had been executed by the Iranian regime.
His family, particularly Zahra Saidianjou, has faced severe security and judicial harassment for pursuing the case and demanding accountability.
They have been repeatedly summoned, threatened, and interrogated by the Iranian authorities, especially by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
