Nasrin, an Iranian woman settled in Germany, tells about her grandson, killed in the recent protests: "They had to pay money for the bullet that killed their son"

Nasrin, a woman born in Iran and settled in Germany, shares the tragic story of her family after her grandson, Hooman, was killed during the protests in Lahijan. Hooman, at the age of 37, participated in demonstrations against the regime, being shot dead by government forces without having any weapon. After his death, the family had to recover his body from a pile of corpses and was forced to pay for the bullet that ended his life.

At the place where the body was laid, Nasrin found a devastating scene, with many other grieving families. The authorities imposed restrictions, forcing them to sign a document committing not to speak about the incident. Hooman, married for three years, left behind a widowed wife. Nasrin believes that the measures taken by Western leaders are insufficient and that the solution to remove the regime of terror in Iran must come from within the country. Despite the difficulties, she continues to protest alongside other Iranian allies in Germany for democracy and justice.