#mahsaamini

[radicalgraff]

Stencils seen in Iran featuring the names and faces of women murdered by cops during the ongoing protests following the death of Jina Mahsa Amini, a 22 year old Kurdish woman who was murdered by the morality police after being arrested and beaten for supposedly incorrectly wearing a hijab.

For Mehsa, Nika, Sarina, Mino, Hadith, Hajar, Hadida, Hanana, Aisan and every other woman whose life was stolen these days, because she cried out for freedom.

[jazzyblusnowflake]

Iran’s inside war

Hello there, i really wish i didn’t leave the platform temporarily only to come back with a topic like THIS but yeah.

if you are not aware, my country has been going through an inside war for women's rights against mandatory hijab laws because of a 22 year old girl getting beaten to death by morality police for having improper hijab

her name is Mahsa Amini and her tag is being shared everywhere on twitter and instagram- #mahsaamini

basically the gist of the matter is that Iran has cut off internet in most of the country to silence us while they slaughter people on the inside. instagram, twitter, telegram, whatsapp and all other websites are closed off and will remain that way unless people get a bajillion vpns just to get a message across which is kinda what im doing now...

women are cutting their hair off and burning their scarves in the streets to show that they had enough all the while police attack people and teargas or shoot them.

now i am a teacher and an employee to the government, which in short terms means they have me on a leash and control my every move, otherwise ill be outed and dealt with, especially since im not a “straight woman” and for that alone i could get a death sentence let alone if they ever find what im drawing online...

therefore i may have to delete some posts or just make my accounts on different platforms private for a while until this all blows off because these fuckers DO snoop around peoples medias online. me and my dad work for the government and we have to go to the cities for work all the while there are gunshots being fired and police going around the place,

i might just be the next victim caught in the crossfire...

please search the tag #mahsaamini on other mediums and spread the word so that you could help us. we don’t have a voice anymore and we are leashed tight...

yesterday i got called by the government because some uni classmates or SPIES had said some shit about me and they made me recite a prayer for them and swear an oath of some kind to them. this scares me. i am powerless and voiceless. we need your help...

[nevver]

Queen high, Mahdieh Farhadkiae

[loneranger0369]

One of the Youtube comments on a Video of the Iranian Revolution. Most Likely from an Iranian Woman.

"We keep saying basic human rights,but I don't think the non iranian truely understand what we mean... it's the right to :

eat/drink whatever you want

Read/watch/write whatever you want

Have an opinion,and express it in any shape or form that you want

Check into a hotel or travel an unmarried woman to wherever you want

Practice whatever religion you want

Study whatever subject you want

Date/marry whomever you want

Own a freakin dog as a pet if you want

Wear whatever you want

These are BASIC human rights... that Iranians don't have and get arrested for on a daily basis, tourtued and killed for the last 43 years."

[parsabad]

Naghshe Jahan square/ Isfahan/ Iran ❤️

Women, Life, Freedom

[underthewingsofthblackeagle]

Defying Hijab Rules in Iran Now Punishable by Death The Iranian government's new hijab law imposes severe penalties, including death or up to 15 years in prison, on women who defy strict dress codes. This oppressive legislation targets personal freedom, silencing women while legitimising public harassment and punishment. Amnesty International has condemned the law, which criminalises even sending unveiled videos abroad. Despite the repression, Iranian women continue to resist, standing firm against the regime's control. The law follows the tragic death of Mahsa Amini in 2022, intensifying societal tensions. This report explores the resilience of Iranian women, their struggle for autonomy, and the fight for a future free of oppression.

[zurich-snows]

Iranian schoolgirls giving clerical leaders the finger as they join the uprising against the regime.

[azadi-azadi-azadi]

Rohsana Ahmadi [*] 2022

"Don't you dare touch me, stay back" were her last words