Look at their faces. Remember their names. Shakila Ghasemi, 26. A Bahá’í graphic designer and artist from Kerman who spent her free time teaching autistic children how to paint. Denied university because of her faith. Arrested at home on February 2, 2026 by plainclothes agents with no warrant. Nearly 100 days in solitary. Nervous breakdowns. Tremors. No formal charges. No lawyer. Still locked away. Mahdieh Yousefi, 19. A young woman from Sabzevar with severe claustrophobia and health issues that make closed spaces a form of living hell. Taken in early February 2026 under false pretenses during the wave of arrests. Held in Sabzevar Prison. Family left in the dark. Charges unknown. Her body and mind are breaking under the isolation. Diana Taherabadi, 16. A schoolgirl from Karaj. Arrested at home on January 25, 2026 while she was still asleep. Handcuffed. Dragged to prison. Forced confessions extracted. Threatened with the death penalty under “moharebeh.” Her case moved to Tehran. A child still behind bars more than six months later.Nearly six months of complete isolation. Psychological torment. Physical deterioration. Lives hanging by a thread. No front-page headlines. No mass protests in the streets of the West. No celebrity campaigns. No selective outrage from those who claim to champion “human rights” only when it fits the narrative.This is the Islamic Republic doing what it always does: crushing the young, the female, the free-spirited — then counting on the world’s silence.Silence is not neutrality. Silence is permission. Say their names. Share their faces. Demand their immediate release. Force the world to look. #FreeShakila# #FreeMahdieh# #FreeDiana# #WomanLifeFreedom# #EndTheSilence# The regime thrives in the dark. Turn on the lights.