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Fatemeh Abdollahi

Fatemeh Abdollahi (Persian: فاطمه عبدالهی) was a 42-year-old woman from Tehran, born in 1982/1361 in the Qeytarieh neighborhood, remembered in memorial accounts as the youngest child of her family, a computer-science graduate, and for more than two decades a hardworking presence in Tehran’s clothing trade who had only recently tasted married life.

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Fatemeh Abdollahi (Persian: فاطمه عبدالهی) was a 42-year-old woman from Tehran, born in 1982/1361 in the Qeytarieh neighborhood, remembered in memorial accounts as the youngest child of her family, a computer-science graduate, and for more than two decades a hardworking presence in Tehran’s clothing trade who had only recently tasted married life.

On Friday, 9 January 2026 (19 Dey 1404), during protests in the Tehranpars district, Iranian government forces shot her twice from behind, once in the heart and once in the leg. She died at the scene. Hengaw Organization for Human Rights verified her among ten women whose identities were confirmed nationwide that week. Memorial narratives describe hours of family anguish between home, emergency services, and hospital as they sought her body; she was later buried at Behesht-e Zahra (Plot 90), with some accounts also noting Eslamshahr.

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  • “She wished her son would grow up in a free Iran.”
    Memorial account of Fatemeh Abdollahi’s hope, recorded after her killing in Tehranpars (Shahidan-Ghiyam memorial).

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