'Women, Life, Freedom' Iran Uprising Survivors Honor Mahsa Amini on Anniversary of Her Death
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Amnesty International described the repression of the Iranian regime in 2022 as "crimes against humanity." Thousands of citizens had raised in support of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurd who had been arrested for the incorrect wearing of her veil, whose death occurred three days later, on 16 September 2022, while in police custody. Azadeh Kian, professor emeritus of sociology at Paris-Cité University, explained:
Today marks four years since Jina Mahsa Amini was beaten to death by the Iranian regime. Repression remains, but resistance has nevertheless made people freer, writes author Pooneh Rohi.
'Women, Life, Freedom' Iran uprising survivors honor Mahsa Amini on anniversary of her death
‘The Woman, Life, Freedom uprising gave them an opportunity to say ‘no’ to a fascist system that treated women merely as slaves and always portrayed them as inferior to men.’
September 16 marks the fourth anniversary of the death of Jana Amini while under the custody of the Morality Police for improper hijab, which changed the trajectory of Iran's history. Haniya Semnani's Chronicle
On the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, Meri Disoski, foreign and European political spokesperson of the Greens and chairman of the bilateral parliamentary group Austria-Iran, recalls the 22-year-old Kurdin, whose death in Iranian police custody in September 2022 triggered the protest movement "Woman, Life, Freedom". "Four years after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, the Iranian regime rules [...] The article Di…
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