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Iranian Regime Kills Protester Over Royal Tattoo Amid Crackdown, Journalist Sentenced to 15 Years
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By אסף רוזנצוייג
First reported by N12 · Aug 13, 2026
What happened
Iranian security forces fatally shot protester Farid Ramazani in January after noticing his royal tattoo, delaying his body's release and burial. Meanwhile, photojournalist Yalda Moayeri was sentenced to 15 years for documenting protests and alleged ties to hostile states.
- 01Iranian forces killed protester Farid Ramazani in January after targeting his royal Pahlavi tattoo.
- 02Authorities delayed Ramazani's body release and forbade burial in Tehran, demanding payment for bullets.
- 03Ramazani was buried in Hashjin, Ardabil province, with families holding a Nowruz memorial.
- 04Photojournalist Yalda Moayeri was sentenced to 15 years for documenting protests and alleged espionage.
- 05Moayeri's home was raided multiple times, with all her equipment confiscated by Revolutionary Guards.
- 06Despite imprisonment, Moayeri vows to continue exposing Iranian societal realities through her work.
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