A video statement by Shirin Ebadi, Nobel Prize laureate and one of the first female judges in Iran in honor of the 40th anniversary of the execution of the 10 Baha’i women of Shiraz #OurStoryIsOne
صحبتهای شیرین عبادی درحمایت از کمپین #داستان_ما_یکیست وتلاش جمعی برای رفع تبعیض
In memory of Mona Mahmoudnejad, 17, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
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In memory of Roya Eshraghi, 23, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
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In memory of Akhtar Sabet, 25, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
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40 years ago, 10 #Bahai women were executed in Shiraz #Iran. Today, #Bahais are still persecuted.
A few weeks ago, Members of the European Parliament demanded the release of Mahvash Sabet & Fariba Kamalabadi. Remembering them during this campaign.
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In memory of Mahshid Niroumand, 28, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
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In memory of Zarrin Moghimi-Abyaneh, 29, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
#OurStoryIsOne#داستان_ما_یکیست
In memory of Tahereh Arjomandi Siyavashi, 30, executed on 18 June 1983 for her belief in a faith that promotes the principles of gender equality—absent and criminalized in Iran—as well as unity, justice and truthfulness.
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On 18 June 1983, 10 #Bahai women, most of them in their 20s, including a young girl of 17 and a woman in her 50s, were executed by hanging in Chowgan Square in Shiraz, #Iran, because they had refused to renounce their faith.
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A moving narrated animation honouring the sacrifices made by all women overcoming oppression today. #OurStoryIsOne
انیمیشن ارسالی به کمپین #داستان_ما_یکیست
برای گرامیداشت زنانی که برای رفع تبعیض سهمی ایفا کردهاند
The 10 women were arrested in October and November 1982. They suffered harsh interrogations and torture by Revolutionary Guards in an attempt to coerce them to recant their faith, denied the right to a lawyer, denied a trial in a public court, and ultimately sentenced by the Sharia judge of Shiraz to execution by hanging for, among other things, teaching moral education classes for children.
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One of many pieces of art received for the #ourstoryisone campaign honouring 10 Baha’i women executed 40 years ago on this day. Join us in remembering them and all Iranian women who continue to struggle in the path of equality. #OurStoryIsOne#داستان_ما_یکیست
Zarrin Moghimi attended TehranUniversity and graduated in English Literature at the age of 21.She worked as a translator,and was dismissed from her job due to her beliefs.She was executed alongside nine other women #OurStoryIsOne
ویدیویی از @iranintltv درباره زرین مقیمی #داستان_ما_یکیست
Simin Saberi was hanged in Shiraz in 1983 for the crime of believing in the oneness of mankind, equal rights for men and women, and serving human society. Today she could have been a 65-year-old woman.
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Zarrin Moghimi attended TehranUniversity and graduated in English Literature at the age of 21.She worked as a translator,and was dismissed from her job due to her beliefs.She was executed alongside nine other women #OurStoryIsOne
ویدیویی از @iranintltv درباره زرین مقیمی #داستان_ما_یکیست
Leadership is hard. Sometimes you have to clean up a mess you didn’t make before you can forge a path forward. Sometimes you end up leading through grief more than into glory. These guys understand that better than most, and I’m proud to have them as part of our community.