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Marzieh Kamali (Bamri)
Marzieh Kamali (Bamri) was a young Baloch woman from Anbarabad County and a biomedical engineering student at Azad University of Kerman.
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Marzieh Kamali (Bamri) was a young Baloch woman from Anbarabad County and a biomedical engineering student at Azad University of Kerman.
On 19 Dey 1404 (9 January 2026), she was shot in the back by security forces while taking part in the protests on Bahmanyar Street in Kerman, and died of her wounds. Her family was threatened and made to sign a pledge of silence before her body was returned on 20 Dey. She was buried the same evening in her birthplace, Anbarabad, without any public announcement.
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