For a few protest stories; the danger of the death penalty for a 23-year-old girl Shirin Abadi - Najmeh Amini is 23 years old and a accounting student. Her biggest sin was the several protest stories on Instagram. She had gone to the market to buy something when they arrested her. Now she has been in Vakilabad prison in Mashhad for months and the Islamic Republic has put the charge of "insurrection" against her; a charge that can take her life. After being detained under pressure and torture, the basis of her entire charge is forced confessions in inhumane conditions. Throughout this time, she has been deprived of having an independent lawyer. That is, first they take a young girl, beat her, and put pressure on her, and then they can use the same confessions against her life. After the bloody massacre of Dey month, the Islamic Republic is still taking revenge on the youth of this country. One is for being in the street, another for helping the injured, and now a 23-year-old girl is facing charges for a few protest stories that can lead to the death penalty. Najmeh Amini is innocent. Protest, writing, and publishing a story is not a crime, and no government has the right to take her life as a hostage to silence the voice of a young person. Let's repeat Najmeh's name; before it's too late. #نجمه_امینی #نه_به_اعدام #مشهد #وکیل_آباد #اعتراضات_دی_۱۴۰۴ #حق_حیات