Commemoration ceremony on the second anniversary of Farzin Lotfi's death.

On the second anniversary of Farzin Lotfi's death, a powerful commemoration was held at his gravesite. Farzin Lotfi, a victim of the government's crackdown during Iran’s national uprising, is remembered as a martyr who lost his life standing against oppression. His death, labeled a “state-sanctioned killing,” reflects the harsh response by the regime toward those involved in the nationwide protests demanding freedom and reform.

The ceremony was attended by his grieving family, along with a group of freedom-seeking citizens, who came together to honor his legacy. The gathering served not only as a remembrance of Lotfi's sacrifice but also as a quiet yet firm display of solidarity with the broader movement for justice and freedom in Iran.

These memorials are symbolic acts of resistance against the regime’s attempts to suppress the memory of those who perished during the uprising. The presence of citizens at the event reflects the ongoing desire for change and the recognition that individuals like Farzin Lotfi are seen as heroes who gave their lives for the future of Iran.