Iran killed her teenage daughter - now she is facing up to the regime
After losing her teenage daughter at a protest, a mother who fled Iran on foot is now publicly naming the people she holds responsible, despite living in hiding abroad.
Samira was an ordinary cosmetics seller in Iran who never thought of herself as political, until her sixteen-year-old daughter Sevda was shot dead at a protest near Tehran in January.
She spent days searching the city's morgues to find her daughter's body, and says she was forced to blame terrorists in order to bury her child.
She then fled Iran on foot, crossing the mountains to reach safety abroad, where she now lives in hiding.
From hiding, she is naming the people she holds responsible for her daughter's death, calling herself a one-woman army and refusing to stay silent.
Reporting based on coverage from BBC News.