Memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan on the 17th anniversary of her death, in a post noting that many who are remembered now had not yet been born or were at most one year old 17 years ago.

A memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan, one of the victims killed on June 20, 2009.

Memorial for Neda Agha-Soltan, seventeen years after she was killed during the Green Movement.

A memorial for Neda Agha-Soltan, whose voice and legacy are honored beyond June 20th, a day symbolizing her enduring power for justice.

Memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan, who died at 26 on the street asphalt; the author notes she could now be 43 if she had been allowed to live.

A memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan; the caption says that, as far as the poster remembers, this soil has always been calling out Neda.

Memorial portrait of Neda, who fell in the war against the Islamic Republic, with the chant "Neda, don't be afraid" and "Neda, stay with us."

Memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan, remembered as the call of revolution in the age of reforms.

A memorial portrait of Neda Agha-Soltan, a child of Iran and a sacrifice for the eternal homeland.

Memorial portrait of Javidnam Neda Agha-Soltan, dated June 20, 2009 (30 Khordad 1388), in a post that calls her a child of Iran who gave her life for her country.

A memorial portrait of Amir Javadifar, who was tortured in Kahrizak Detention Center and died in a bus, sacrificing his life for the uprising of Tir 18, 1388.

Portrait of Amir Javadifar, who was killed under torture at Kahrizak detention center after being arrested during the 2009 protests.

Memorial portrait of Amirhossein Javadifar, born 23 Shahrivar 1364, a 24-year-old industrial management student at Azad University Qazvin who was training in acting at the Karnameh institute and was arrested on 18 Tir 1388 during nationwide protests on the tenth anniversary of the attack on the university dormitory.

A memorial for the victims of the bloody massacre of 2009 (1388), particularly Sohrab Aarabi, who were killed on the orders of Khamenei during the post-election protests.

Memorial for Amir Javadifar on his birthday, among victims of the Kahrizak detention center crime.

Memorial portrait of Amir Javadifar for his 42nd birthday. He was one of the Kahrizak detention center victims and died at age 24 on July 14, 2009, from severe torture, jaw fracture, eye evacuation, and infection.

A memorial portrait of Iman Asadi; after a five-day search, his father found his photo among thousands from Kahrizak, with no name on file—only identification number 11838.

A memorial portrait of Amirarshad Tajmir, 25 years old, who was killed during the Ashura 1388 protests.

An Instagram story image showing the mother of Amir Arshad Tajmir sitting by his grave, commemorating his death during the 2009 Ashura protests.