Neda Agha-Soltan was a young Iranian woman who became a symbol of the 2009 Iranian protests against the government. She gained international attention after her death during a demonstration in Tehran, where she was shot by security forces. Her tragic fate was captured on video and widely shared, sparking outrage and calls for justice. Her death highlighted issues of human rights and freedom of expression in Iran, leading to global discussions about the treatment of protesters. Neda's story is often associated with the broader movement for democracy in Iran and has inspired many activists around the world, including those involved in the Green Movement.