Luisa Monti

Passionate of #digital tech & #AI Hungry of #sustainability & #SDGs Firmly believe in openness, trustability & accountability.
Opinions are my own

[ئاریان - Aryan @ArianArian00]

یک هفته از قطع اینترنت ایران گذشت؛ یک هفته‌ای که افول انسانیت رو دیدیم.

#IranRevolution2026
#DigitalBlackoutIran

[Hen Mazzig @HenMazzig]

Mahsa Amini, 22, was beaten to death for showing her hair.

Nika Shakarami, 16, was tortured and murdered in the back of a car for protesting Mahsa Amini’s death, before her body was thrown off a roof.

Elaheh Hosseinnejad, 24, was raped and stabbed to death after opposing the regime on Instagram.

Mohammad Ghobadlou, 23, who suffered from a mental health condition, was hanged after being denied his medication and a fair trial.

The world already failed young Iranians in 2022. Don’t fail them again.

SPEAK UP FOR IRAN.

[Yasmine Mohammed 🦋 ياسمين محمد @YasMohammedxx]

Hypocrisy: while Afghan women are prisoners in their own homes, the Taliban’s leaders have no problem sending their own daughters abroad to enjoy the very freedoms they deny others. Ideology or religion has nothing to do with it - it’s about control.

[PUBLIKA @Publika_ge]

A Georgian citizen Nutsa Makharadze was arrested at a rally supporting Iran in Tbilisi "for illegally crossing the road".

#TerrorinGeorgia

[Dominik Tarczyński MEP @D_Tarczynski]

Under Islamist rule, women in Iran are banned from singing. This is a beautiful form of protest.
Make Iran Great Again!

[Olga Patlyuk 🇺🇦 @OlgaPatl]

I know many are tired, but please — we need you.
Do not look away.
Every single day Ukraine fights to survive.
Every single day russia tries to destroy us.

Dnipro 💔 people are hiding in shelters from russian missiles and drones.

[Mariam Geguchadze @mariamgegu]

Day 122 against oppressive, pro-Russian regime!

#terrorinGeorgia #GeorgiaProtest

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

@danharris @AzatAlsalim @MeenakshiS76957 Literally. Which means that in 2025 a sane person should not even wonder to act so in pretending to impress a god.

[Azat @AzatAlsalim]

This is Aida Rostami, an Iranian doctor who was tortured and murdered by the Islamic regime in Iran for treating protesters against the regime.

Her body was covered in fractures, her nose was broken, her left eye was gouged out, and her shoulders were crushed.

[Rusudan Djakeli 🇬🇪🇺🇦 @rusudanjakeli]

Georgian Dream has passed yet another law restricting the freedom of assembly. Once GD’s President Kavelashvili signs it, it becomes active immediately.

Under the new rules:

• Citizens must notify police at least 5 days in advance of any protest — even if it’s just on a sidewalk.
• Police can order protesters to change location, route, or time, and this order becomes binding.
• Blocking a road — even briefly — becomes grounds to declare the entire protest illegal and shut it down.
• If protesters refuse to obey within 15 minutes, police can disperse and detain.
• Even if the crowd complies within 15 minutes, it still counts as a violation and can be used against them.
• Administrative detention: up to 15 days (20 for organizers).
• Repeat charges trigger criminal liability — up to 1 year in prison.

This law is unconstitutional. Under Article 21, “Everyone… has the right to gather publicly and unarmed without prior permission.”

[A Little Georgian Warrior🇬🇪🇺🇦🇪🇺 @True_Georgian]

That moment has arrived.

Georgia now stands at a decisive point in its modern history - a moment of its People, of Protest, of Democracy - and it doesn't mean we're close to victory.

The pro-European Georgian people remain morally unbreakable, because the truth is on its side. But one full year of relentless protest has deeply exhausted the nation - it has drained people financially, weakened them physically and worn them down mentally.

For an entire year, ordinary citizens carried the weight of resistance alone, paying a heavy price, while no one along the way managed to strengthen society in any meaningful way.

Political prisoners remain exactly where they were at the beginning. The NGO sector has been dismantled, civil society is barely breathing and the critical, independent media is taking its last steps.

A weakened Georgia has no choices left.

Either the Georgian people rise once more and fight together in this final battle or Georgia disappears from the civilized world and sinks, for a very long time, into darkness where the sun of democracy and freedom no longer shines for its people.

We must gather the strength and energy we no longer have. There is no time left for anything else, especially not for watching from the sidelines. The only thing left is to show up in the streets.

The moment calling for our help won't wait, not if anyone truly intends to act.

I know my people well and I believe in them. I know we'll never surrender to the enemy without a fight to the end. But it's also universally understood - Being right and fighting hard doesn't always mean you win.

I wish I could shield Georgia from what awaits it.

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

@LukaMishveladze 💪💪💪

[Luka Mishveladze 🇬🇪 @LukaMishveladze]

No more, no less - 370 days of non-stop protest have been marked in Georgia 🇬🇪

[Rusudan Djakeli 🇬🇪🇺🇦 @rusudanjakeli]

Day 355 of uninterrupted protests in Georgia. 🇬🇪✊

A large crowd comes out every single day.

[Rusudan Djakeli 🇬🇪🇺🇦 @rusudanjakeli]

Day 342 of uninterrupted, nationwide protests in Georgia. 🇬🇪❤️✊

[Civil.ge @CivilGe]

"To the end! To the victory!" - Georgians march in protest on the anniversary of disputed parliamentary elections and day 333 of non-stop #GeorgiaProtests
🎥 Nini Gabritchidze/Civil.ge

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

Forse bisogna parlarne un po' di più.
#La7 #tgla7 #tg3 #RAI #tg1

Ritorno a Tbilisi, dove la libertà è sospesa: cosa sta succedendo in Georgia dopo 300 notti di proteste | https://t.co/k4yiO456k1 https://t.co/wSTN9bX9hS

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

@DarkLadyMouse @felice_modica Sbagliato. Ho risentito latino recentemente a mio figlio per due anni.Posso garantire che nel confronto con il latino impari meglio tanti costrutti italiani,oltre a spiegarti da dove nascono,irregolarità incluse.
E comunque conosco bene l'italiano da dopo il liceo, non da prima.

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

@lastknight 🤣🤣🤣

[Luisa Monti @LMmoonlight]

@LucaBizzarri In effetti leggere i commenti è la prova provata del dato statistico riportato nell'articolo. Ray Bradbury ci aveva visto bene.
PS: Farenheit 451 è una lettura alla portata di tutti, e se proprio proprio c'è il film.