Iran killed her teenage daughter - now she is facing up to the regime

What happened: The BBC spoke to Samira, an Iranian woman whose 16 year old daughter Sevda was shot dead during protests in Tehran on 9 January. Samira says she escaped Iran on foot and now lives abroad in hiding, seeking to name those she believes were responsible. Key numbers: Sevda was killed on 9 January at age 16. Why it matters: Samira says authorities forced her to say "terrorists" killed her daughter before releasing the body, which she describes as a cover up. The Iranian embassy in London told Panorama that peaceful protests were hijacked by foreign powers including the US.

The BBC spoke to Samira, an Iranian woman whose 16 year old daughter Sevda was shot dead during protests in Tehran on 9 January. Samira says she escaped Iran on foot and now lives abroad in hiding, seeking to name those she believes were responsible.

Samira says authorities forced her to say "terrorists" killed her daughter before releasing the body, which she describes as a cover up. The Iranian embassy in London told Panorama that peaceful protests were hijacked by foreign powers including the US.