Zahra Saidiankhajoo, sister of slain protester, in 'IRGC detention': Save me

Zahra Saidiankhajoo, sister of Milad Saidiankhajoo, a protester killed in Izeh, contacted her family from detention and said to save her from the IRGC. Fatemeh Heydari, sister of Javad Heydari, one of the victims of protests in Qazvin, tweeted on Saturday about Zahra Saidiankhajoo's 'extremely concerning' mental state, writing: Zahra 'in a short phone call with a trembling voice told her mother: I am in IRGC detention. Mom... save me from these people...' Zahra Saidiankhajoo, who went missing in Tehran last month, reported her detention in a call on July 19. Fatemeh Heydari publicized the news of her detention and tweeted that there had been no news from Zahra Saidiankhajoo after she left her workplace in Tehran, but 'she called and said she has been detained since yesterday and they want to transfer her to Izeh.' According to this report, the reason for the detention of the sister of Milad Saidiankhajoo, who is seeking justice, is stated as 'sympathy with grieving families.' Security officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran have detained thousands of protesters and even their family members during and after the nationwide protests, with some being released on bail. Acquittal from two charges and a sentence of 6 years and 3 months in prison for Tomaj Salehi. Narges Mohammadi rejected the summons to Evin Prosecutor's Office 'in her fifth case.' Hengaw reported on the 'death under torture' of another Kurdish political prisoner. The appointment of the 'dismissed' head of the prison organization to the position of head of the special inspection office and citizen rights. Zarghami's reaction to the closure of tourism centers over mandatory hijab: restrooms are a priority.