Thank you so much to our sisters abroad who have stood in solidarity with us.
#South_Korea_expel_criminals#Expose_the_Deepfake_Perpetrator
We will never forget your kindness, and we, Korean women, will surely do our part to support the happiness of women around the world.
So many of us see ourselves in this little girl. Frustrated and angry at being wrapped up like a corpse. We want to breathe. We want to live.
#NoHijabDay#FreeFromHijab#WomanLifeFreedom
In an Islamic regime, singing as a woman is forbidden. Showing your hair is forbidden. Being a woman is a crime. Yet, here we see the bravery of Iranian women. This one removes her hijab, sings openly, and challenges the gender apartheid, supported by many. #WomanLifeFreedom
Under the new hijab law in the Islamic Republic, female drivers not adhering to proper hijab face fines of 500,000 Iranian Tooman. This stark legislation passed in Iran's parliament has one clear meaning: gender apartheid is now authorized. #WomanLifeFreedom
I tattooed #WomanLifeFreedom on my arm as a birthday gift to myself.
In my country Iran, if you are a woman;
Walking unveiled is a crime, showing your hair is a crime. Singing solo is a crime. Dancing is a crime. Traveling abroad without getting permission from your husband is a crime. Loving someone out of marriage is a crime. Attending mix party with men is a crime. Even entering stadium or riding a bicycle is a crime. And if you want to be a free woman, you have to break all these laws. Clearly in the eyes of clerical regime a free woman is a master criminal.
Women and men will get jailed, lashes or killed if they protest all these unjust laws. Even if you don’t protest you just say you don’t believe in Islam, still you get executed. You never live a life in Iran. But outside Iran if you say living under Islamic laws is scary you will get cancelled in the name of “Islamophobia”.
let me say it out loud: phobia is a nation, irrational fear, but my fear, and the fear of millions of women of Iran and Afghanistan living under Islamic republic, and Taliban is rational. That is why we want to end the gender, apartheid regimes, in order to have Freedom a normal life.
By the way, having tattoo is a crime in Iran.
Iran, my beautiful homeland, is tragically imprisoned under the rule of the Islamic Republic, a regime that blinds women, intentionally, both physically and metaphorically. It has turned a land of poetry, culture, and resilience into a dystopian reality, eerily reminiscent of Gilead from The Handmaid’s Tale.
The recent unjust arrest of Italian journalist Cecilia Sala is a stark reminder of the dangers. Journalism is not a crime, yet the Islamic Republic targets journalists, activists, and visitors, turning them into pawns in its sinister game of “hostage diplomacy.” Every innocent visitor detained becomes a bargaining chip, helping the regime project a false sense of normalcy to the world.
Would you go to Gilead for vacation, tourism, or reporting? By traveling to Iran under this regime, you risk playing into their hands, aiding their propaganda that this is a free and open country where tourists and journalists can safely explore. The reality is far from it. The Islamic Republic thrives on silencing dissent and weaponizing lives.
To truly support the Iranian people, amplify their voices from afar. Stand with those fighting for freedom and justice, and don’t inadvertently legitimize a regime that trades in fear and oppression. Iran deserves to be a land of liberty, not a trap for the innocent.
Support our #WomanLifeFreedom to get rid of this barbaric regime.