Halimeh Samiri is one of more than 1,500 martyrs of the November 2019 Uprising in Iran.
Halimeh Samiri, 34, was arrested in the early days of the uprising in Abadan, Khuzestan Province.
Halimeh Samiri was killed under torture.
Her fate was only known to her family and friends when her lifeless body was abandoned at her father’s doorstep.
Khuzestan Province has witnessed bloody and shocking events during the Iran uprising in November 2019. The massacre of protesters in the marshlands of Mahshahr was a crime against humanity.
At 10:30 a.m. on November 18, 2019, the Iranian regime’s security forces opened a barrage of fire on the protesters who had taken refuge in the wetland. This blind massacre was carried out on the order of the governor of Mahshahr and carried out by the special units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. They used tanks, armored personnel carriers, heavy and semi-heavy machine guns and even helicopter against the protesters.
They showed no mercy even for the people who had stayed home and not joined the protests.
In the first hour, about 17 people including two kids, 4 and 7 years old, and an elderly woman were gunned down.
