The first anniversary of the start of the protests, which began a year ago and continued for more than four months. This anniversary is passing slowly after the police forces tightened surveillance and imposed more sieges to silence the voices and prevent the protestors from stoking protestations again on the first anniversary. The officials stressed in every speech that they would not abandon the essence of the Iranian hijab as an obligation for every woman, and that the security forces were entrusted with enforcing all the laws related to wearing the hijab. This is because the morality police force had been dissolved as a result of those protests to satisfy internal and international public opinion during protests.
We expected that the Iranian position would shake a little and that it would face more international isolation due to the human rights issue, but it seems that the world has forgotten its interests, and we saw Iran supplying Russia with drones in its war in Ukraine. Then, a few days ago, Iran was accepted for membership in the largest global economic alliance “BRICS.” .
At the same time, Iranian youth, and women in particular, are still publishing video clips with bare heads without a veil in a symbolic movement that the protests are still continuing, in addition to support from outside Iran, as many Western cities are still having marches in support of Iranian youth in front of Iranian embassies and diplomatic institutions.
Topic: Is there a movement for change in Iran? (Read 623 times)
Iran in the 70'is when the Shah of Iran (King) was in power before the world mafia removed him
The fact that the current regime is shit does not mean that the Sha was anything else but a dictator. People that flew Iran and more quietly people living in Iran consider the guy a better alternative. I mean, if I had to choose then yes... However, Iran is not a poor country and many people are educated, so there is fertile ground for a possible non-theocratic Republic, but that is nearly impossible to achieve while the ignorant and the corrupt have all the guns.
On the "world mafia"... anything specific? Because the US was quite happy dealing with the Sha, so it must be someone else.
Iran in the 70'is when the Shah of Iran (King) was in power before the world mafia removed him
There is a movement, but every time there are protests, the Mullahs send the protesters to prison, by the thousands, an kill a few hundred. The protest lack organisation or leadership. The regime cares not for pacific protests and the protesters do not have any means to take the regime down by force.
The theocratic regime is strongly imbricated in some classes of the "Republic"... unless there is foreign intervention, it is unlikely to change from the inside. The "morality" militias are pretty much a gang of thieves and the regime is cosy with them.
The theocratic regime is strongly imbricated in some classes of the "Republic"... unless there is foreign intervention, it is unlikely to change from the inside. The "morality" militias are pretty much a gang of thieves and the regime is cosy with them.
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This new situation for Iran made it easier for it to overcome the issue of human rights that the West accuses it of, which has become focused on Iran's role in its alliance with Russia, which explains the Israeli newspaper's announcement of US-Iranian consultations to reconfigure a new nuclear agreement.
This new situation for Iran made it easier for it to overcome the issue of human rights that the West accuses it of, which has become focused on Iran's role in its alliance with Russia, which explains the Israeli newspaper's announcement of US-Iranian consultations to reconfigure a new nuclear agreement.
I would not like if Iran somehow managed to deviate the attention from the violation of human rights towards their nuclear capabilities, as a Venezuelan, I have been a witness of how horrible a regime can be against their own citizens for the sake of power.
I do not think it is a coincidence the Iran, Russia and China feel comfortable enough to keep strong relationship with Venezuela. I do not know for sure how bad the HR violations are in those other countries, but anyone who is willing to perpetuate what happens here cannot earn my support or sympathy.
And I am not talking about oil or geopolitics, I am talking about corruption and how people get thrown in jail here and justice obeys those with cash in hand... not even mentioning the prosecution for political ideas.
It is noticeable that since the outbreak of the Ukrainian war, Iran has succeeded in establishing declared alliances with the eastern front led by Russia and China, which made it easier for it to get out of its international isolation imposed on it by the nuclear file. Alliances that enabled it to reposition itself in the region (consensus with both Saudi Arabia and Iraq) and in the world as well, through economic agreements with Venezuela and China that depend in large part on commercial exchanges in the currency of one of the two countries, not in dollars or euros.
This new situation for Iran made it easier for it to overcome the issue of human rights that the West accuses it of, which has become focused on Iran's role in its alliance with Russia, which explains the Israeli newspaper's announcement of US-Iranian consultations to reconfigure a new nuclear agreement.
The supreme leader of Iran is having an official visit in my country now, it seems. Rather than signaling change there or here in Venezuela, it shows how two authoritarian and anti-democratic regimens are willing to support one another in order to keep their people oppressed and whatever illicit business of them running for as long as possible.
Iran won't allow a transition in a pacific way, sadly so won't Maduro.
There is currently a gasoline shortage here, perhaps this is about Maduro trying to convince Iran to provide more support and infrastructure in that regard, in exchange of more natural resources and business opportunities in our country, getting closer to the sphere of influence of the United States and Israel.
Iran won't allow a transition in a pacific way, sadly so won't Maduro.
There is currently a gasoline shortage here, perhaps this is about Maduro trying to convince Iran to provide more support and infrastructure in that regard, in exchange of more natural resources and business opportunities in our country, getting closer to the sphere of influence of the United States and Israel.
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth announced today ongoing consultations (presumably unannounced negotiations) between the Biden administration and the Iranian authorities to reach a new nuclear agreement in which America commits to respecting Iranian nuclear facilities, since they will necessarily be monitored. This proves two important things: First, America and behind it the Western powers have turned a blind eye to all those accusations regarding human rights that they have been directing to the Iranian regime, in addition to turning a blind eye to Iranian support for Russia in its war against Ukraine with drones. Secondly, this may be a service to Israel, which is considered the first direct target of Iran, which does not hesitate to declare its direct hostility to Israel (it targets it through the Lebanese Hezbollah and the support of the Syrian regime that refuses normalization with Israel), and this explains The journalistic primacy enjoyed by Ahronot invites you to publish the news.
Currently, we have not heard any comments, whether from the White House or from Tehran, whether with affirmation or denial, which suggests that the news is true, and we also have not heard the West's position on this news. It seems that the West is preoccupied with its position to resolve internal issues related to the Russian-Ukrainian war and the exacerbation of the immigrant crisis.
Currently, we have not heard any comments, whether from the White House or from Tehran, whether with affirmation or denial, which suggests that the news is true, and we also have not heard the West's position on this news. It seems that the West is preoccupied with its position to resolve internal issues related to the Russian-Ukrainian war and the exacerbation of the immigrant crisis.
There are various problems in Iran. There is war and rebellion here. No matter how hard the people of the country try to stop it and they have to sacrifice a lot to continue their fight to be free. If Iran had more military power then others would not be able to keep pace with Iran and they could live independently. For this I think countries with more military power should help Iranians. If the economic situation of the whole country changes, they can easily become militarily strong, the countries that can help with money should definitely stand by the Iranians.
In principle, it can be said that there is indeed a movement for change in Iran, since the talk about it in the media has literally ended, and they consider this to be incidents that are considered more important. Much more important and dangerous events took place in Iran than what happened with Mahsa Amini, and the world media did not react to them with the same degree of enthusiasm. Yes, this confirms that there are real embarrassing events that took place with the Iranian regime, and perhaps at a certain period it was unable to justify it to some extent, since it is inevitably an active element in the crisis.
Mahsa Amini was nothing but a link in a series of events that the world touched upon within the media interaction based on political loyalties, but it reflected part of the truth anyway. At the same time, the sudden silence of the international system was certainly the basis for the conspiracy theory. Not everything that applies to these concepts can be an embodiment of what can be explained later.
I am still waiting for a real revolutionary event that is capable of real change in Iran. This may not happen soon, but indications of its occurrence have begun to appear more and more, and it will inevitably lead to a sudden explosion, the consequences of which no one is able to predict.
Mahsa Amini was nothing but a link in a series of events that the world touched upon within the media interaction based on political loyalties, but it reflected part of the truth anyway. At the same time, the sudden silence of the international system was certainly the basis for the conspiracy theory. Not everything that applies to these concepts can be an embodiment of what can be explained later.
I am still waiting for a real revolutionary event that is capable of real change in Iran. This may not happen soon, but indications of its occurrence have begun to appear more and more, and it will inevitably lead to a sudden explosion, the consequences of which no one is able to predict.
Well, difficult to say for certain since there is so much conflicting information out there. From what I understand, there have been protests in southern Iran following the death of Mahsa Amini, and some sources say that these protests have continued for four weeks now. However, it's also true that information coming out of Iran can be unreliable, especially given the country's semi-isolated status and the lack of access for international humanitarian organizations.
That being said, I think it's important to consider the context of the protests. Iran has faced a lot of international pressure and sanctions over the years, and there are certainly many people within the country who are dissatisfied with the government and its policies.
In my opinion, possible that these protests are part of a larger movement for change within the country, but it's also possible that they are being exaggerated or misrepresented by outside sources.
That being said, I think it's important to consider the context of the protests. Iran has faced a lot of international pressure and sanctions over the years, and there are certainly many people within the country who are dissatisfied with the government and its policies.
In my opinion, possible that these protests are part of a larger movement for change within the country, but it's also possible that they are being exaggerated or misrepresented by outside sources.
There are ongoing protests against the Shah's rule and martial law, with videos circulating of students chanting slogans against these restrictions, particularly those affecting women's freedom. While official media is downplaying the protests and suggesting they have subversive purposes with foreign support, the demonstrations have now reached their fourth week.
I think that this happened last year and it has settled the problem which happened that time was effective for many people where affected but right now I don't think that that issue is still in existence so I believe that's why now the problem or the fight between the both country has been negotiated and be settled amicably
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I think that this happened last year and it has settled the problem which happened that time was effective for many people where affected but right now I don't think that that issue is still in existence so I believe that's why now the problem or the fight between the both country has been negotiated and be settled amicably
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I do not think, that there is any movement for changes in Iran. They like this life in old traditions. For more information about Iran just search: travel in Iran here - www.youtube.com.
I think that this happened last year and it has settled the problem which happened that time was effective for many people where affected but right now I don't think that that issue is still in existence so I believe that's why now the problem or the fight between the both country has been negotiated and be settled amicably
I want to address a point that may be absurd in the eyes of some. It can be seen that the protests stopped, and it can be said that Iran (the Iranian regime) succeeded in containing the protests (I do not know if they can be described as opposition) with the least possible damage if we exclude some arrests and a few sentences between imprisonment and execution. The issue is almost no longer circulated in media circles, and world public opinion has not continued to focus on the events in Iran, since it has claimed its interest in human rights since the beginning of the protests.
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It seems that China entered the line and began to help Iran get out of the international isolation imposed on it by Western sanctions because of its nuclear file. After the protests in Iran failed to change the internal situation despite Western support, Iran strengthened its international position by lining up in the eastern camp with China and Russia, and it has already been proven that it supports Russia in its war on Ukraine by providing it with drones.
In a tripartite Saudi-Iranian-Chinese statement, it was announced that diplomatic relations between Tehran and Riyadh would resume, which had been severed since 2013 due to several issues, the most important of which was the conflict in Yemen.
The agreement includes the resumption of diplomatic relations between them and the reopening of their embassies and representations within a maximum period of two months, and includes their affirmation of respect for the sovereignty of states and non-interference in their internal affairs. Activating the security cooperation agreement between them, and the general agreement for cooperation in the field of economy, trade, investment, technology, science, culture, sports and youth.
In a tripartite Saudi-Iranian-Chinese statement, it was announced that diplomatic relations between Tehran and Riyadh would resume, which had been severed since 2013 due to several issues, the most important of which was the conflict in Yemen.
The agreement includes the resumption of diplomatic relations between them and the reopening of their embassies and representations within a maximum period of two months, and includes their affirmation of respect for the sovereignty of states and non-interference in their internal affairs. Activating the security cooperation agreement between them, and the general agreement for cooperation in the field of economy, trade, investment, technology, science, culture, sports and youth.
Without education how would the girlchild understand religious teachings? How will they live a good life? Women shouldn't be treated less than animals. I don't think there is any religion that supports the poisoning of people because of their divergent beliefs. These actions by these fanatics is brutal and barbaric. The government should investigate this crime and bring the perpetrators to book. But, sadly, the government supports this inhuman action but they can stop the protest by violence because it can further fuel it.
For most religions, they managed to overcome the backward view of women and medieval legislation. Only the Islamic religion still has extremist groups in huge numbers capable of influencing. The Iranian example is not much different from other religious countries, or in which the reference for governance is religious. I can mention the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in which the system of government and legislation is still based on religious references that control the destinies of the people, especially women, whom they always master in torturing.
News emerged today about strange incidents that have taken place in Iran since last November, during a wave of widespread tension in Iran due to what the morality police had done in the case of Mahsa Amini. The incident is represented in the exposure of school students to poisoning in more than one school, and with the recurrence of incidents, the matter became suspicious.
The first incident targeted more than 250 girls in several schools in the Iranian city of Qom on November 30, then cases of poisoning appeared in ten other schools belonging to other Iranian provinces. The Iranian city of Qom is distinguished for being a religious beacon and a symbol of religiosity.
A few days ago, cases of poisoning reappeared in several girls' schools in the Iranian capital, which prompted the government to open an investigation, but it does not seem that it was dealing with the matter seriously enough.
All the accusations were leveled at conservative groups that refuse to let girls study, even if it is in private schools, to prevent mixing with boys. Their way of expressing their ideas may seem strange, but it helps them since the government is tacitly complicit with them and may be encouraging them since educated women who were leading the recent demonstrations and caused the abolition of the morality police in a historical precedent.
The matter appeared to the public after the German Foreign Ministry and the United Nations announced today their deep concern over the silence of the Iranian government in this regard, and demanded transparent investigations into the matter.
Religious fanaticism is the bane of religion. Islam, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, and others promote peace and harmony. But some religious teachers introduced inhuman views and beliefs and so many people became disciples and followed these teachings.The first incident targeted more than 250 girls in several schools in the Iranian city of Qom on November 30, then cases of poisoning appeared in ten other schools belonging to other Iranian provinces. The Iranian city of Qom is distinguished for being a religious beacon and a symbol of religiosity.
A few days ago, cases of poisoning reappeared in several girls' schools in the Iranian capital, which prompted the government to open an investigation, but it does not seem that it was dealing with the matter seriously enough.
All the accusations were leveled at conservative groups that refuse to let girls study, even if it is in private schools, to prevent mixing with boys. Their way of expressing their ideas may seem strange, but it helps them since the government is tacitly complicit with them and may be encouraging them since educated women who were leading the recent demonstrations and caused the abolition of the morality police in a historical precedent.
The matter appeared to the public after the German Foreign Ministry and the United Nations announced today their deep concern over the silence of the Iranian government in this regard, and demanded transparent investigations into the matter.
Without education how would the girlchild understand religious teachings? How will they live a good life? Women shouldn't be treated less than animals. I don't think there is any religion that supports the poisoning of people because of their divergent beliefs. These actions by these fanatics is brutal and barbaric. The government should investigate this crime and bring the perpetrators to book. But, sadly, the government supports this inhuman action but they can stop the protest by violence because it can further fuel it.
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