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‘I couldn’t be silent’: Iranian teen’s mother seeking justice after daughter shot dead


In a year marked by protests, crackdowns and war, ordinary Iranians have found their lives turned upside down.

BBC Panorama follows a grieving mother, Samira, who takes on the regime after her teenage daughter, Sevda, was shot dead while protesting on the outskirts of Tehran.



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