Romina Rahimi

Romina Rahimi, along with her twin sister Taraneh, were 19-year-old high school students when they were arrested by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps. Their mother, Marzieh Nourmohammadi, learned of their fate after months of searching. The sisters were reportedly seized for their involvement in protests. Recent reports indicate they have been sentenced to death, with details of their detention including broken feet and ripped-out hair emerging. Their case highlights the Iranian regime's widening use of executions and arrests to suppress dissent, offering a glimpse into the government's campaign against its own people. The fate of Romina and Taraneh Rahimi underscores the severe consequences faced by young Iranians involved in protests against the current regime.