One Year Since the Disappearance and Tragic Death of Dr. Aida Rostami
Today marks a solemn year since the disappearance of Dr. Aida Rostami, a respected and dedicated physician whose lifeless body was found three days after she went missing, showing signs of torture. This tragic event has resonated deeply within the community and beyond, sparking a continued call for justice and remembrance.
Dr. Rostami was known for her commitment to providing medical care to all, including secretly treating protesters who were injured. Her untimely death under such brutal circumstances has been a source of anger and grief, highlighting the risks faced by medical professionals in volatile situations.
The discovery of her body, bearing evidence of torture, raised serious concerns about the treatment of healthcare workers and human rights in the region. Dr. Rostami’s death has become a symbol of the struggles faced by those who stand up for human rights and provide essential care in challenging environments.
The community and human rights activists have been vocal in their demand for a thorough investigation into the circumstances of Dr. Rostami’s death. They insist on the need for accountability and justice, not only for her family and loved ones but also as a matter of principle for the protection of medical professionals and human rights defenders.
As we remember Dr. Rostami today, her story continues to inspire and motivate individuals and organizations to fight for justice, human rights, and the safety of medical workers worldwide. Her legacy is a powerful reminder of the bravery and sacrifice of those who put themselves at risk to help others in need.
The phrase “Neither forget nor forgive” echoes the sentiments of many who see Dr. Rostami not just as a victim of a tragic event, but as a symbol of resilience, courage, and the ongoing struggle for human rights and dignity.