She/Her | Because we should not stop talking about what's happening in Iran
Hate and misinformation will NOT be tolerated.
I'm over 18, but the content on here is technically not NSFW, even if it is intense.
NOTE: While the focus of this blog is current events in Iran, it's obviously not the only cause I support. I care a great deal about social justice issues at large.
FAIR WARNING: Since the purpose of this blog is to raise awareness about current events in Iran, I will not be including tags for trigger warnings on posts. While I generally do agree that trigger warnings are important, they shouldn't apply to the news.
I'm dedicating this blog to the ongoing human rights crisis in Iran. I acknowledge that this blog alone isn't enough, but it's important to help spread information and keep people talking about the situation Iran. Please don't forget the people of Iran and our fight for freedom from this oppressive, terrorist regime.
While the rest of you rejoice in the possibility of the strait of Hormuz "reopening", we're absolutely terrified of the incoming executions and heavy sentences the people imprisoned during jan 8 and 9 are getting.
Our lives aren't even worth a few dollars to the rest of the world. Feels great.
Of all the stories I’ve heard from the Islamic republic’s crimes, Salehe Akbari’s is one of the most gut wrenching ones
During the January protests, Salehe and her husband Ahmad shelter injured protesters and tend to them but a fee days later IRGC storms their home and beats up Ahmad. Salehe tries to save him but IRGC shoots her in the heart in front of her child. She died in her husband’s arms
But those IRGC ghouls didn’t stop there they took her body assaulted her and sent photos to her husband. After intense psychological torture, the poor man posts a goodbye letter to his wife and takes his own life. I can’t imagine what their child is going through now…
This is the truth of Islamic republics and this is why us Iranians want this evil regime has gone by any means!
31 days and over 700 hours of digital blackout in Iran.
People who do manage to get access to internet by paying millions for 1G of it, are detained if found out.
Ordinary People who record/share any photos or Videos of attack sites are imprisoned/disappeared.
Meanwhile IRGC supporters/state supported news outlets have access to these high quality disaster photos and the people in them keep appearing in every single one as if they're photoshooting for stockpile royalty free batches.
If you see no problem with the painted picture then you simply don't give a shit about the truth or Iranians to begin with.
90 million in Iran have their voice silenced. It's been 34 days of no connection and the regime is committing atrocities while making people unable to ask for help.
Amirhossein Hatami
another person, who only wanted freedom, who only wanted a life was executed Today. He was only 18 years old. A child.
CHILD SOLDIERS: Another Humanitarian Crisis in the Making in Iran
There are reports that that IRGC is trying to recruit children as young as 12 years old into its ranks for suppression and surveillance. Keep in mind that while they're not being overt in the marketing of this opportunity, they're going to arm and militarize these children. They want to get kids involved in their operations and their fight not just to bolster their numbers but also to create human shields. And if these kids somehow end up killed because they're caught up in the crossfire, they'll be passed off as martyrs and victims.
If anyone doesn't believe that this is their MO, I urge you to look into their use of child soldiers during the Iran-Iraq War. They have a history of this behavior.
The safety of children means nothing to them. These children are tools for propaganda, whether it's through making it seem like they have more support and having more tools or through having more sacrificial pawns whose deaths can be used to spread a distorted message.
Today is Nowruz, the Iranian New Year. The celebration this year is especially bittersweet. On the one hand, freedom has never felt closer for Iran, but, on the other, we have lost so many on the way to get to this moment. There are tens of thousands of families who'll have at least one empty spot at the haft-seen this year, and we mourn for them and wish that these precious lives that were lost still could've been with us to see the hope that we're all feeling.
#i'm having friends over and cooking iranian food tomorrow!#nowruz#1405#setting up my first little haft-seen too but it's gonna be what i got and not the traditional specifics#ft. my clownfish
OMG! If you can, please share pics!
We're so glad to have people celebrating with us, and we genuinely appreciate everyone who's stood by us.
Happy Nowruz to the Iranian people. The road has been tough and heartbreaking, but the cause of freedom is always worth the pain. The Islamic Revolution will fall, and Iran will recover its dignity and liberty.
Today is Nowruz, the Iranian New Year. The celebration this year is especially bittersweet. On the one hand, freedom has never felt closer for Iran, but, on the other, we have lost so many on the way to get to this moment. There are tens of thousands of families who'll have at least one empty spot at the haft-seen this year, and we mourn for them and wish that these precious lives that were lost still could've been with us to see the hope that we're all feeling.
#i'm having friends over and cooking iranian food tomorrow!#nowruz#1405#setting up my first little haft-seen too but it's gonna be what i got and not the traditional specifics#ft. my clownfish
OMG! If you can, please share pics!
We're so glad to have people celebrating with us, and we genuinely appreciate everyone who's stood by us.
“The man we’d need for peace negotiations”??? Larijani was a genocidical maniac responsible for the massacre of thousands of Iranian protesters. You wanna make peace with a terrorist like that?
It takes a whole new level of decadence to white wash a mass murderer like any IR official so congrats you bisharafs
This new year is not as joyous as before. We lost thousands of innocent souls to the islamic regime in Iran and many political prisoners are facing unjust executions as we speak
Iran’s history is riddled with calamities, but one thing has driven us through all those hardships: perseverance
Iranians are a resilient people. We carry on no matter what befalls us. We keep our spirits and humor with us even though the darkest times
May this new year be end of our 47 year war against the terrorist mullah regime and may we celebrate the next Nowrouz in a free Iran❤️🦁💚
Today, March 15th, As internet blackout enters its 20th day, IRGC has hanged three innocent people:
Saleh Mohammadi
Mahdi Ghasemi
Saeed Davoodi
I know no backlash is coming for IRGC, i know no one's gonna condemn them, what I know is that after they're fucking gone everyone in the world is gonna act as if they've been against it the whole time and at that point it's NOT GONNA FUCKING MEAN ANYTHING.
So yes news flash, even if you had been in Nazi Germany you wouldn't do jack. Sit with that revelation and choke on it i guess.
Praying to whatever god out there to please let the next target be Rouhani or another of those reformist pieces of shit. Yall have no idea how dangerous the reformist sect of Islamic republic is. They are the same childkillers but like dressed in pink. They try to pose as moderate but at the end of they, they’re still the same terrorist regime occupying Iran.
Today is Nowruz, the Iranian New Year. The celebration this year is especially bittersweet. On the one hand, freedom has never felt closer for Iran, but, on the other, we have lost so many on the way to get to this moment. There are tens of thousands of families who'll have at least one empty spot at the haft-seen this year, and we mourn for them and wish that these precious lives that were lost still could've been with us to see the hope that we're all feeling.