Nasrin graduated from Allameh Tabatabai University with a bachelor's degree in philosophy. She was a political activist and for that reason she had several open political cases. For example, in 2009, she was imprisoned for a week due to a conflict with the morality police, then she was released on bail. Nasreen has been banned from leaving the country since two years ago. After graduation, she lived and worked alone in Tehran, away from her family.
On November 4, security forces entered her house by force.
She resisted against security forces in order to prevent being kidnapped. In this conflict, they hit her head with a baton, causing a concussion and eventually killing her. Nasrin's house is cleaned and staged so that they can claim she died of a seizure.
But in this scenario, they have done something strange: they confiscated all of Nasreen's electronic devices on the same day, including her mobile phone, hard drive, and laptop.
After not answering repeated calls, Nasrin's brother returns to her house. After entering, he sees Nasrin's dead body. He immediately calls the ambulance and while waiting for the ambulance, he realizes that many of Nasreen's personal belongings, including her mobile phone, are not at home.
Along with the ambulance, security forces also arrived. They took Nasrin's body to the forensic medical center.
His brother also came with them for fear of kidnapping the body. At the forensic medical center, Nasrin is immediately covered in shrouds, the case is closed, and the cause of death is declared "unknown". Meanwhile, Nasrin's parents came to Tehran from Marivan to find their daughter. As soon as the security forces recognized Nasrin's father, they threatened him. They said that if he did not give an interview and did not relate the death to an underlying disease, they would bury the body in an unknown place. In a state of shock, he accepted the interview out of fear of kidnapping his daughter. After the interview, several security forces seized the mobile phones of Ghaderi's family. Nasrin's family was accompanied to Marivan by security forces. They did not allow them to stop anywhere on the way. He reached Marivan at 5 am on Sunday. The body was immediately transferred to a local cemetery and buried. Qadri's parents and family were not allowed to see Nasreen's body and they were only able to see their daughter's face.

Taken from: @soran_mansournia

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