Parisa Lashkari

Parisa Lashkari (Persian: پریسا لشکری) was a 30-year-old Lor woman from Nurabad in Mamasani County, Fars Province. She was married and the mother of a seven-year-old daughter, Aysan.

On Saturday, 20 Dey 1404 (10 January 2026), the third day of the protests in Nurabad, she was shot in the leg by security forces. She was still able to call her family, including her husband and brother, for help. When the family later received her body from the forensic medical center, they saw that she had been killed by a close-range shot to the heart. Hengaw verified that she was wounded and then killed with a shot to the heart by government forces, and listed her among at least 14 Lor civilians killed in Nurabad, including Pouya Norouzi and Reza Shahrivar. HRANA lists her among its confirmed victims in Nurabad Mamasani, and her name appears in the list of the dead published by the government in February 2026.

Images of Aysan weeping and lying on her mother's grave spread widely around the world. Her cousin Afshin Lashkari wrote that only a gravestone was left for Aysan to hug. At the 40th-day ceremony in Nurabad on Thursday, 23 Bahman 1404 (12 February 2026), large crowds gathered, a young girl recited from the Shahnameh, and Aysan left a handwritten note on the grave: "Mama Parisa, I love you. Mama Parisa, you were always a hero, and now you are with God." Her nephew, the rapper Mahan Lashkari, also performed a protest song in Persian and Luri beside her grave.