Mother of Iranian teen shot at January protests speaks out against the regime

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Samira's 16-year-old daughter, Sevda, was shot dead during mass protests in Iran in January. Samira, who was taking part in the demonstrations alongside her daughter, has since chosen to publicly confront the government. The source article reports on her stance against the regime following the loss. The story is based on the account provided by the BBC World report. Further details about the circumstances and reactions are not included in the available text.

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