Iranians at home and abroad, from Europe and Australia to Canada and the US, staged protests Saturday against the Islamic Republic’s execution spree, the latest victims of which were three people hanged Friday.
https://iranintl.com/en/202305209667

“Tweets and statements by Western officials after the execution of Iran’s children won’t solve any problem. We expect more from Western countries,” Iranian activist and opposition figure
@esmaeilion
told
@IranIntl
on the sidelines of a rally of Iranian expats in Toronto.

Iranian authorities are after these girls to arrest them for the crime of dancing on international women’s day.
In the eyes of the Islamic republic, these girls are master criminals for showing their hair, happiness, and dancing. That is why school girls are being the target of chemical attacks. Be our voice and Let’s end the gender apartheid regime together.
#mahsaamini

"Whether we are Afghans, Ukrainians, or Iranians, women's bodies and souls have become a battlefield for these dictators... When women are at the center of participation in movements, the chances of success are greater."

A part of Nazanin Fadi's words
@NazaninBoniadi
At the #forbes3050 conference on March 8, Abu Dhabi

(with Farsi subtitles)

Subtitles by Damon Maqsoodi

#World_Women's_Day #women_live_freedom #yari_medni_tovana #yari_medni_tovana

"Wow! So we have a greater moral duty to a Ukrainian than to an Iranian?"

In a conversation with
@Channel4
Regarding the strict immigration policies of the British conservative government, immigration minister Jenrick says that his government has fewer "geographical and moral obligations" towards Iranian asylum seekers.

(with Farsi subtitles)