Report of Elaha Mohammadi, Ham Mihan reporter, on Mahsa Amini's funeral

Get up, Zhina! People have come for you.

The people of the group had gone to the Aichi cemetery. Men and women, children and old people. And they were waiting for Mehsa Amini's body with crying eyes.

First, it was said that Mehsa Amini's body should be buried earlier than the date announced by his family. But her family did not allow this and did not let her get out of the ambulance and said that we have an appointment with the people at 10 o'clock and we will bury our daughter at that time.

Mehsa's father had come to his daughter's funeral in a bad mood and was semi-conscious for a few minutes.

People were singing Kurdish songs from the very beginning.

After the burial of Leila Enayatzadeh, Saqzai women's activist read a statement that said:
The guidance patrol must be assembled. Equality of rights between men and women is not possible without the cooperation of men.

During the ceremony, Mehsa Amini's grandfather tearfully read a poem by Shirko Biks, a Kurdish poet. Mehsa Amini's father asked people not to let him and his family get into trouble. People also answered: Don't be afraid, don't be afraid!

Mehsa Amini's uncle announced in a short speech that we would not fall short and bow down, and his mother said: Get up, Zhina, people have come for you.