The documentary reportedly reveals a confidential 322-page dossier, including testimony from the agents involved and senior officials; it claims additional cover-up from higher-ups. According to this report, she was arrested during a protest, handcuffed in a van, continued to resist, and was then violently assaulted — with batons and tasers used against her.
The documentary also suggests that after her death, orders were given to abandon her body rather than admit her death publicly, possibly to avoid making her a martyr. Unsurprisingly, the government strongly denied the documentary’s claims. Some state media called it “fake propaganda.” Her case has drawn widespread international attention, with human rights groups calling for accountability and transparency.
