Please Please Rely On Iranian For The News Of What Is Happening. For A Lot Of Westerners This Is A Game

This is Sepideh Gholian. She is a worker’s activist who lead the workers of Iran’s sugar factory in their strike. The workers hadn’t been paid for seven months and were shot at when they protested for their rights.

Islamic republic of Iran sent 30 MEN to arrest this woman and she is in jail to this day as are many other workers who were arrested in that strike 5 years ago.

This is Sattar Beheshti. Iranian worker and blogger who was imprisoned for speaking about the condition of workers in Iran and died as a result of torture. The government said he had sustained unexplained head trauma-exactly like Mahsa.

These are only two examples. If you are a communist-leftist of any kind and you do not speak up against islamic republic of iran shame on you. You don’t give a shit about workers you just belong in an anti-American circlejerk online.

Iranian human rights activist Arash Sadeghi has been in custody for over a month now. He has been denied access to life-saving medication and treatment despite his constant struggle with bone cancer. His life is under serious threat with every passing day. Be his voice.

Casual reminder that the protests are ongoing in Iran

These people are still fighting for change, this was from only a few hours ago (9 am EST, October 5)

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2022/10/05/middleeast/iran-protests-regime-intl/index.html

Don’t forget about them

CNN

A barrier of fear has been broken in Iran. The regime may be at a point of no return

Iran's latest protests transcend Iran's many social and ethnic divisions, breaking a decades-old barrier of fear and posing an unprecedented

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I’m asking the Iranian people what else can I do besides posting on my blog to help the Iranian people cause I want to spread awareness past social media what can I do?

Someday soon i will write for you that my country is free and we are happy here someday soon i Will write for you that you should come and visit my country my beautiful Iran with free people but for now you have to help us share our story

tell others There is solid evidence that the Islamic republic is now exploiting children and using them as armed forses to suppress protests in Iran, this is a true act of war crime!!

I urge eveyone to be our voice and take action agains this concerning violations.

with helping us you can help the Ukraine war and countries in the Middle East like afghanistan.i mean without Islamic republic who would sell weapons to Russia and who would support the Taliban?

We are here for you Iran we will try our best to be there for you and fight with you

emmeline vance

reblog to let people know you were here before the great twitter migration

Insider

Muslim women are taking off their headscarves and cutting their hair on TikTok to protest Iran's hijab rules following the death of 22-year-

Women post TikToks protesting the death of Mahsa Amini in Iranian police custody after she was detained on suspicion of breaking hijab-weari

"Women in Iran are taking off their headscarves and cutting their hair to protest the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini.

Amini died in a Tehran hospital on Friday after being arrested by Iran's Islamic morality police on Tuesday on suspicion of not correctly wearing a hijab — a head covering traditionally worn by Muslim women and is mandatory in Iran — according to reports. 

Tehran police said Amini was arrested for the purpose of "justification and education" about the hijab, and told her family she died of a "sudden" heart attack. Her family say she had no known heart conditions, and witnesses said they saw police beating her up inside a van, according to BBC News.

On September 18, the day of Amini's funeral, protests erupted in Iran, with women removing their headscarves and waving them in the air to protest the hijab-wearing rules that led to the arrest of the 22-year-old."

Read the full piece here: https://www.insider.com/iranian-women-cut-hair-tiktok-protest-death-mahsa-amini-2022-9

Update: At least 9 killed as Iran protests over woman’s death spread