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Maedeh Moradi Kia
Maedeh Moradi Kia (Persian: مائده مرادیکیا; also spelled Maede / Moradikya) was a twenty-two-year-old resident of Tehran. Informed sources told human-rights monitors she had been married only a few months.
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Maedeh Moradi Kia (Persian: مائده مرادیکیا; also spelled Maede / Moradikya) was a twenty-two-year-old resident of Tehran. Informed sources told human-rights monitors she had been married only a few months.
On the evening of Friday, 19 Dey 1404 (9 January 2026), during nationwide protests in the Sattarkhan district of Tehran, Hengaw Organization for Human Rights reports that government forces shot her in the head and killed her.
Hengaw's 28 Dey verification round naming seven women, Women's Committee of the NCRI memorial posts, and Independent Persian coverage corroborate her name, age, Tehran residence, Sattarkhan location, and the headshot.
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