Elahe Hosseinnejad Killed; by 2 misogynistic men Murderers in the Shadow of the System’s Security

 

Women should be armed so that they are less likely to be assaulted and can't defend themselves against criminals

#Women_need_extra_protection

#stop_violence_against_women

#arresting_all_misogynistic_men

Do not get into a private car. If you can, be sure to send the license plate number to your family.

#Elahe_Hosseinnejad_Killed;  by 2 misogynistic men  Murderers in the Shadow of the System’s Security, Elahe kiddnaped 2025.05.25 by tow misogynistic men in Tehran they killed Elahe. The forensic report states that Elahe Hosseinnejad was sexually assaulted and that she resisted her attacker, ultimately  misogynistic men killing her.

Hours ago, it was officially announced that Elahe Hosseinnejad, a young woman who had been missing for days, had been murdered. The Rokna report indicated that a driver on the way from Azadi Square to Islamshahr had attempted to rape her and, after Elahe resisted, stabbed her twice. However, the narrative of the Iranian Broadcasting Corporation, the government’s media arm, presented a different story. In a fabricated report, they interviewed a person who was accused of murder and he claimed that he had committed the murder with the intention of stealing her phone.

Whatever the truth, one important point is: Elahe is no longer alive. A young woman, in broad daylight, was the victim of horrific violence; violence that is repeated every day under the shadow of the structure of the Islamic Republic.

Whoever the murderer is and whatever his motive, this crime is the product of a system that has left women defenseless but has created security for knife-wielding people, rapists, and criminals. In a government that not only does not protect women, but is itself the main cause of insecurity, fear, and violence against them, expecting justice is a distant dream.

As long as the Islamic Republic remains in power with its structural corruption, lawlessness, and institutionalized violence, this cycle of blood, pain, and injustice will continue.

Condolences to the family of #Elahe_Hosseinnejad, and to all those who waited for news of her for ten days with trepidation, hope, and fear.

The memory of Elahe, a symbol of the defenseless women of this land, will live on.

In Iran, women have no security. Based on the information gathered, people under the name of a factory deceive women and steal their valuables. In order to survive and be threatened by the thieves, women remain silent. A person near Hamedan, I think Malayer, under the name of a coal factory, most likely several women have fallen into the trap of this deceitful gang and either been murdered or their valuables have been stolen. In order to survive, they have not dared to complain to the thieves and criminals.