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Why Mahsa Amini's death still matters (opens the original)
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Especially this year, the anniversary of the arrest, beating, and murder of Masah Amini in 2022 is more important to be remembered than perhaps ever before. Mahsa’s murder triggered one of the most widespread and enduring protests within Iran and overseas against the Islamic Republic under the banner of “Women, Life, Freedom.” Mahsa’s murder represents the widespread suffering of the Iranian people and misogyny that has victimized Iranian women and girls for nearly half a century. Mahsa’s murder
Trump asked, when will the Iranian people rise up? They never stopped fighting. (opens the original)
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On Sept. 1, President Trump posted a message asking a question that deserves a direct answer: “When are the Iranian people going to rise up and fight?” Mr. President, the answer is: The Iranian people have been fighting for 47 years. They never stopped. Since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, the people of Iran have repeatedly risen against a regime that seized their country, destroyed their freedoms, persecuted religious minorities, imprisoned political opponents, and used misogyny, terror, tortu
Mr. President, You Asked When the Iranian People Will Rise Up. They Never Stopped Fighting. (opens the original)
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The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com. On September 1, President Trump asked a question that deserves a direct answer: “When are the Iranian people going to rise up and fight?” Mr. President, the Iranian people have been fighting for 47 years. They never stopped. Since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iranians have risen against a regime that seized their country, destroyed their freedoms, persecuted religious minorities, imp
America: Beware of the Islamists in your backyard (opens the original)
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Becoming an American citizen 10 years ago was one of the most exciting and proud days in my life. It was not simply because I had fled Iran – the country of my birth – where, after becoming a Christian in 1999 I was arrested and sentenced to death for the “crime” of apostacy. Indeed, the ability to live as a Christian without daily fears of arrest or persecution, much less torture and death was life changing. I was also able to vote in a free and democratic election for the first time in my life
Articles by Marziyeh Amirizadeh (opens the original)
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Marziyeh Amirizadeh is an Iranian American who immigrated to the US after being sentenced to death in Iran for the crime of converting to Christianity. She endured months of mental and physical hardships and intense interrogation. She is author of two books (the latest, A Love Journey with God), public speaker, and columnist. She has shared her inspiring story throughout the United States and around the world, to bring awareness about the ongoing human rights violations and persecution of women
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