Overview
- The Mashhad prosecutor’s office said 39 people were detained at the memorial for Khosrow Alikordi on public‑order charges and placed under judicial investigation.
- The Narges Mohammadi Foundation and her family reported a violent arrest and alleged beatings, insults and abusive treatment, saying detainees lack access to lawyers and medical care.
- Supporters say Mohammadi, 53, has serious health issues and was on medical release since December 2024, with doctors recommending an extension of her medical leave.
- The memorial featured slogans reported by rights outlets and images of Mohammadi without a headscarf; detainees reportedly include activist Sepideh Gholian and Alikordi’s brother, Javad Alikordi.
- International voices—including the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Shirin Ebadi, and the U.S. State Department—condemned the detentions and called for information or release.