Friday, October 31, 2025
  • English
  • Français
  • فارسی
  • عربى
PODCASTS
NCRI Women Committee Women Resistance Freedom
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • Women’s News
    • Articles
    • Statements
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Monthlies
    • Documents
    • Reference Library
  • ABOUT US
    • The NCRI Women’s Committee
    • Gender Equality
    • Women’s Platform
  • MARYAM RAJAVI
    • Maryam Rajavi
    • Maryam Rajavi Speeches
    • The Plan on Women’s Rights and Freedoms
    • Ten-Point Plan for the future of Iran
  • VANGUARDS
    • The Fallen for Freedom
    • Heroines in Chain
    • Women of Iranian Resistance
    • Famous Women
    • Women in History
  • EVENTS
    • IWD Conferences
    • Activities
    • IWD Speeches
    • Solidarity
  • VIDEO
    • Videos
    • IWD Videos
  • PODCAST
  • DONATE
  • CONTACT US
No Result
View All Result
NCRI Women Committee Women Resistance Freedom
  • Home
  • NEWS
    • Women’s News
    • Articles
    • Statements
  • PUBLICATIONS
    • Monthlies
    • Documents
    • Reference Library
  • ABOUT US
    • The NCRI Women’s Committee
    • Gender Equality
    • Women’s Platform
  • MARYAM RAJAVI
    • Maryam Rajavi
    • Maryam Rajavi Speeches
    • The Plan on Women’s Rights and Freedoms
    • Ten-Point Plan for the future of Iran
  • VANGUARDS
    • The Fallen for Freedom
    • Heroines in Chain
    • Women of Iranian Resistance
    • Famous Women
    • Women in History
  • EVENTS
    • IWD Conferences
    • Activities
    • IWD Speeches
    • Solidarity
  • VIDEO
    • Videos
    • IWD Videos
  • PODCAST
  • DONATE
  • CONTACT US
No Result
View All Result
NCRI Women Committee
No Result
View All Result
Home Podcast
The fate of Armita Geravand

Seeking Answers: The Fate of Armita Geravand

October 7, 2023
in Podcast
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter

Seeking answers: The fate of Armita Geravand

As we produce this episode, a young woman is currently fighting for her life in a hospital under a heavy security presence.

In today’s episode, we will delve into the heart-wrenching details of 16-year-old Armita Geravand’s battle for survival. Her story gained international attention after she was brutally assaulted by a Hijab enforcer.

Join us as we explore the latest updates and the unsettling circumstances that have come to light.

****

Could you provide more details about the incident involving Armita Geravand? What exactly happened on that fateful day?

Armita is just 16 years old and a high school student. The unfortunate incident took place on Sunday, October 1st, when Armita and her friends were at a Tehran metro station, preparing to board a subway train. It was at this moment that she reportedly became the victim of an attack by a Morality Police agent, which ultimately led to her falling into a coma due to severe injuries sustained during the incident.

The latest information that has come out from the hospital paints a grim picture of her condition. Armita is currently in a state of low consciousness, with unresponsive pupils, and she is in a critical medical condition. As you mentioned earlier, she has suffered from a cerebral hemorrhage and brain death.

It’s crucial to note that the government’s official explanation for her injuries differs significantly from what many suspect.

According to the government’s narrative, Armita’s blood pressure dropped, causing her to faint and hit her head on an iron edge. However, the events that unfolded afterward strongly indicate that she was most likely attacked inside the subway wagon and violently pushed to the ground.

****

Armita Geravand’s friends mentioned that her head was bleeding when she was given CPR at the metro station. What details do we have?

According to witnesses, as Armita and her friends boarded the metro train, a female Hijab enforcer confronted Armita for not wearing a headscarf, which quickly escalated into a verbal altercation. Eyewitnesses claim that the situation took a more disturbing turn when the Hijab enforcer resorted to physical violence, forcefully pushing Armita.

The impact of the shove caused Armita to fall to the ground, leading to her losing consciousness. Additionally, witnesses noted that the same Hijab enforcer was spotted lingering near the ambulance that transported Armita to the hospital, which has raised significant suspicions.

Armita’s friends recounted that when they managed to get her out of the subway car, they noticed that her head was bleeding. At that point, a nurse or doctor at the metro station administered CPR to her. Following this initial medical attention, Armita was swiftly transferred to the Air Force’s Fajr Hospital by ambulance.

The crucial question that arises here is how someone could sustain such a severe head injury solely from fainting due to low blood pressure. This raises doubts, especially considering that several doctors have publicly endorsed on social media that such head trauma is unlikely to result from a mere fainting episode, suggesting that a physical push was likely involved in Armita’s injuries.

****

The presence of security forces and intelligence agents at the Fajr Hospital has been reported. What does this heavy security presence suggest?

The evacuation of an entire ward at the hospital and its subsequent encirclement by security forces and plainclothes agents strongly suggests a significant level of government involvement in this case.

What’s particularly alarming is the fact that even Armita’s parents are being denied access to see her, which raises serious concerns not only about her well-being but also about the extent to which her medical condition is being controlled and manipulated.

A reporter who attempted to prepare a report on this incident was arrested when she went to the hospital. It’s important to note that the regime has become increasingly cautious following last year’s uprising in response to similar incidents. So, they did release the reporter after several hours in custody.

Security forces also visited Armita’s high school, where they intimidated and warned the students against giving any interviews or sharing any posts. They have been silenced and barred from speaking with reporters.

These actions by the authorities not only prevent the parents from discovering the truth about their daughter but also raise suspicions that they may not announce her death, if and when it occurs.

Tags: forced hijabViolence against women
ShareTweetPinShareSendShare

Related Posts

Leila Aliramaii Murdered by an IRGC Member in Marivan

October 28, 2025
Leila Aliramaii Murdered by an IRGC Member in Marivan

On Sunday, October 26, 2025, Leila Aliramaii, a 40-year-old Kurdish woman from the village of Bisaran and resident of Hejrat district in Marivan, was shot dead in broad...

Read moreDetails

Tehran’s Morality Police Unveil Misogynistic Plan to Deploy 80,000 “Virtue Enforcers”

October 18, 2025
Tehran’s Morality Police Unveil Misogynistic Plan to Deploy 80,000 “Virtue Enforcers” Iran's Oppressive Chastity and Hijab Law Strips Women’s Rights

Tehran’s Morality Police Unveil Misogynistic Plan to Deploy 80,000 “Virtue Enforcers” In a new display of moral policing, Tehran’s so-called “Virtue Headquarters” has announced plans to mobilize tens...

Read moreDetails

The Murder of Zahra Ghaemi: A Stark Symbol of Violence Against Educated Women in Iran

October 14, 2025
The Murder of Zahra Ghaemi: A Stark Symbol of Violence Against Educated Women in Iran

Zahra Ghaemi, a women’s rights activist and member of the Women’s Studies Group at the University of Tehran, was murdered by her husband.She became a victim of domestic...

Read moreDetails

Raheleh Siavoshi: Murder of National Wushu Champion in Nahavand by Her Husband

October 8, 2025
Raheleh Siavoshi: Murder of National Wushu Champion in Nahavand by Her Husband

In yet another tragic case of femicide in Iran, Raheleh Siavoshi, a national wushu champion and coach, was killed by her husband in the city of Nahavand, Hamedan...

Read moreDetails

Sudabeh Asadi Dies in Qarchak Prison Due to Medical Neglect

September 26, 2025
Sudabeh Asadi Jamileh Azizi Dies in Qarchak Prison Due to Medical Neglect

Fresh reports reveal that Sudabeh Asadi, an inmate jailed on financial charges, died at Qarchak Prison in Varamin, on Tuesday, September 16, 2025, due to medical neglect and...

Read moreDetails
Next Post
Two women, one struggle: Massoumeh Senobari and Massoumeh Yavari's Ordeal

Two women, one struggle: Massoumeh Senobari and Massoumeh Yavari's Ordeal

Documents

The Gendered Dimensions of the Water Crisis in Iran: Impacts on Women’s Health, Livelihoods, and Security

The Gendered Dimensions of the Water Crisis in Iran: Impacts on Women’s Health, Livelihoods, and Security

October 12, 2025

How Iranian Women Shoulder the Heavy Burden of a Deepening Crisis Download Italian Version The water crisis in Iran has...

The Failure of Iran's Population Growth Law Despite the Repression of Women A Glance at a Costly and Ineffective Policy

The Failure of Iran’s Population Growth Law Despite the Repression of Women

August 24, 2025

A Glance at a Costly and Ineffective Policy The “Youthful Population Law” in Iran vs. Women’s Human Rights Following a...

Widowed Women in Iran: Main Problems and Challenges

Widowed Women in Iran: Main Problems and Challenges

June 22, 2025

Widowed Women in Iran, Alone and Oppressed in the Shadow of Discrimination In the Iranian legal system, where gender-based discrimination...

Monthlies

October 2025 Report: Death Sentence for a Female Political Prisoner The Resistance of Female Political Prisoners Inspires Iranian Women and Girls in Their Struggle Against the Regime of Executions and Massacre
Monthlies

October 2025 Report: Death Sentence for a Female Political Prisoner

October 31, 2025
September 2025 Report: One Woman Executed Every 4 Days in Iran
Monthlies

September 2025 Report: One Woman Executed Every 4 Days in Iran

September 30, 2025
AUGUST 2025 Report: Dual Repression of Political Prisoners and Their Families
Monthlies

August 2025 Report: Dual Repression of Political Prisoners and Their Families

August 31, 2025
July 2025 Report:: A Crime in Progress: The Looming Threat of Another Massacre of Political Prisoners in Iran
Monthlies

July 2025 Report: A Crime in Progress: The Threat of Another Massacre in Iran

July 25, 2025

Articles

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists: A Cry for Justice and Freedom in Iran

International Day to End Impunity for Crimes Against Journalists: A Cry for Justice and Freedom in Iran

October 30, 2025

November 2 – International Day to End Impunity for Crimes against Journalists Every year on November 2, the world stands...

The Son of Zahra Tabari told The Sun: My hero mum is not afraid to die

The Son of Zahra Tabari told The Sun: My hero mum is not afraid to die

October 30, 2025

Wednesday, October 29, 2025 – The Sun, the British daily, published an exclusive interview with Soroush Sammak, 35, the son...

Maryam Rajavi trailblazing the road to gender parity in a free Iran

Maryam Rajavi trailblazing the road to gender parity in a free Iran

October 20, 2025

Maryam Rajavi trailblazing the road to gender parity in a free Iran October 22, marks the anniversary of the announcement...

The Fallen for Freedom

Fatemeh Farshchian
The Fallen for Freedom

Fatemeh Farshchian

September 11, 2025
Nosrat Ramezani
The Fallen for Freedom

Nosrat Ramezani

May 1, 2025
Sussan Mirzaei: A Trailblazer in Iran’s Struggle for Freedom and Democracy
The Fallen for Freedom

Sussan Mirzaei

May 1, 2025
The Life of Marzieh Ahmadi Oskouei
The Fallen for Freedom

The Life of Marzieh Ahmadi Oskouei

April 26, 2025

ABOUT US

NCRI Women Committee

We work extensively with Iranian women outside the country and maintain a permanent contact with women inside Iran. The Women’s Committee is actively involved with many women’s rights organizations and NGO’s and the Iranian diaspora.
The committee is a major source of much of the information received from inside Iran with regards to women. Attending UN Human Rights Council meetings and other international or regional conferences on women’s issues and engaging in a relentless battle against the Iranian regime’s misogyny are part of the activities of members and associates of the committee.

CATEGORIES

  • Activities
  • Articles
  • Documents
  • Famous Women
  • Heroines in Chain
  • IWD Conferences
  • IWD Speeches
  • IWD Videos
  • Maryam Rajavi
  • Maryam Rajavi Speeches
  • Monthlies
  • Podcast
  • Reference Library
  • Solidarity
  • Statements
  • The Fallen for Freedom
  • Videos
  • Women in History
  • Women in Leadership
  • Women of Iranian Resistance
  • Women's News

BROWSE BY TAG

Child marriage coronavirus education execution forced hijab Gender Gap Generation Equality Honor killings Iran Teachers Maryam Akbari Monfared Nurses Plan on Women's Rights and Freedoms Poverty Prisoners Protests rural women Saba Kord Afshari The girl child Violence against women Women's Leadership Women Heads of Household Zeinab Jalalian

The copyright of all the material published on this website has been registered under © 2016 the Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. To obtain permission to copy, redistribute or publish the material published on this website, you should write to the NCRI Women’s Committee. Please include the link of the original article on our website, women.ncr-iran.org.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Women’s News
    • Articles
    • Statements
  • Publications
    • Monthlies
    • Documents
    • Reference Library
  • About Us
    • The NCRI Women’s Committee
    • Gender Equality
    • Women’s Platform
  • Maryam Rajavi
    • Maryam Rajavi
    • Maryam Rajavi Speeches
    • Ten Point Plan for Iran
    • The Plan on Women’s Rights and Freedoms
  • Vanguards
    • The Fallen for Freedom
    • Heroines in Chain
    • Women of Iranian Resistance
    • Famous Women
    • Women in History
  • Events
    • IWD Conferences
    • Activities
    • IWD Speeches
    • Solidarity
  • Video
    • Videos
    • IWD Videos
  • Podcast
  • Donate
  • Contact us
  • فارسی
  • عربی
  • Français

The copyright of all the material published on this website has been registered under © 2016 the Women’s Committee of the National Council of Resistance of Iran. To obtain permission to copy, redistribute or publish the material published on this website, you should write to the NCRI Women’s Committee. Please include the link of the original article on our website, women.ncr-iran.org.