@r7aan.dz: The Unfinished Story of Dr. Ban Ziyad Tareq Dr. Ban Ziyad Tareq was a brilliant Iraqi doctor, full of life, dreams, and dedication to her patients. On August 4th, 2025, her life ended under mysterious and deeply troubling circumstances in her family’s home in Basra. The official narrative quickly labeled her death as suicide. But the evidence tells a different story. Doctors who examined her body upon arrival at the hospital confirmed horrific findings: she had been raped, her reproductive organs mutilated, and her body stuffed with cloth in an attempt to stop the bleeding. Both her arms were so deeply slashed that the bones were clearly visible. These were not the marks of suicide—they were the marks of torture and cruelty. Other disturbing signs added to the suspicion: the weapon was never found, the surveillance cameras had been deliberately disabled, and the crime scene was cleaned before investigators arrived. Even the chilling words written in blood on the wall raised questions about whether she could have written them in such a state of agony. Colleagues and friends rejected the suicide claim. They knew Ban. She was strong, ambitious, and deeply committed to her medical career. “If she had ever chosen to end her life,” a colleague said, “she would never have tortured herself in this way.” Yet despite these undeniable signs of foul play, the case was closed prematurely. Why? Many believe the truth has been silenced because the killer is connected to a powerful political figure. In a country where corruption and influence can override justice, Ban’s story is at risk of being buried with her. But Ban is more than just a victim of a brutal crime. She represents countless voices silenced by fear, corruption, and abuse of power. Her death has sparked outrage among Iraqi doctors, lawyers, and human rights defenders, who demand an independent investigation and justice for her soul. The world must know that Dr. Ban did not simply die—she was taken. She was brutally tortured, assaulted, and murdered. She was denied her right to justice, and her family was denied the truth. We call on the international community, human rights organizations, and every person who believes in justice to stand with Ban. Her story is not just an Iraqi tragedy—it is a human tragedy. Ban’s life mattered. Her death must not be in vain. Justice for Ban is justice for every woman, every professional, and every voice silenced by corruption and power #الدكتورة_بان #العراق🇮🇶 #justiceforban

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Tuesday 19 August 2025 16:13:49 GMT