Mehraveh Khandan

Mehraveh Khandan (; born ) is an Iranian fine arts student and human rights advocate. She is known for her public support of her parents, who are civil rights activists Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan, during a time of strict government control in Iran.

Early life Mehraveh Khandan was born around 2000, the daughter of two human rights defenders, Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan. She has a younger brother, Nima. At the age of 12 and again at 17, she was banned from leaving the country. Reza said that her arrest was meant as a means of pressure on her family; it took place a few days after her mother had announced her hunger strike in demand for release of political prisoners. Mehraveh, in an attempt to help her imprisoned father, posted an Instagram video that went viral, asking for international help to release him. and was quoted as saying: "The Islamic Republic regime has shown in times of crisis, it only resorts to increasing internal repression, but I hope this time they react to international pressure differently".

Personal life , Khandan was a fine arts student in Amsterdam.