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Nasser Rezaei Slain in November 2019 Iran Protests

November 30, 2019
Nasser Rezaei
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Nasser Rezaei was shot and killed as state forces repressed the protests he had joined in the city of Karaj on November 17, 2019.

Nasser, 35, had a bachelor’s degree in agriculture and owned a business that bought and sold cars. He lived with his wife of two years in the city’s Fardis district.

When his family went to Behesht-e Sakineh Cemetery to take delivery of his body the authorities told them to sign a pledge saying that they agreed he would be buried quickly the same day without a funeral.

The family then went to the city of Sanandaj in west Iran and buried him that night in the Ghorveh district. There was no ceremony, no funeral. There were just members of the family and a few acquaintances who had heard the news.

The family held a memorial service for Nasser at a mosque in the presence of security agents who wanted the family members to memorize and say things they had written on pieces of paper; things like Nasser was a passerby and had been shot by rebels. They wanted to hide their responsibility and blame the shootings on the people. The family however, refused to do so.

The authorities also asked the family to file a complaint over Nasser’s death. They said they would declare him a martyr and pay blood money.

At least 1,500 people were killed during less than two weeks of protests in November 2019 all across Iran. The toll included at least 29 teenagers and about 400 women.

In a December 2019 report, Reuters said Iranian interior ministry officials also stated that 1,500 protesters were killed during the three to four days of protests across the country. According to the report, Khamenei gathered his top security and government officials together, and issued an order: Do whatever it takes to stop them.

Iranian officials denied Reuters’ death toll and after seven months, implied that about 200 to 225 people were killed.

At least 4,000 protesters were arrested during the November 2019 protests and many of them were sentenced to heavy prison terms and even death.

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