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Monthly Archives: March 2021

Veteran Female Journalist Remembers Fear on Interviewing Ayatollah Khomeini

Iranwire – Nooshabeh Amiri, a journalist with more than four decades of reporting experience, is currently based in Paris and working on her third book, The Day I Emigrated. She began her career with Kayhan newspaper in the late 1970s, but like many of her colleagues lost her job within a year of the Islamic Revolution. She witnessed the execution of Rahman Hatefi, Kayhan’s …

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Iran’s Women Enduring Violence, High Unemployment, Say Activists on Women’s Day

VOA – Iranian rights activists based in Iran and in exile have marked International Women’s Day by drawing attention to some of the main hardships facing women in the Islamic republic, including violence directed at them by men and deepening unemployment in a coronavirus-hit economy.   “As a woman who grew up in the Islamic republic, I’m very much accustomed to the …

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RED ALERT: China Is Winning the Great 21st Century Tech War

gatestoneinstitute.org – China, pursuant to [its 14th Five-Year Plan]… will increase spending 7% per year to achieve “major breakthroughs” in areas of “frontier technology.” Specifically, the country, will devote resources to artificial intelligence; quantum information; semiconductors; brain science; genomics and biotech; clinical medicine and health; and deep space, deep sea, and deep earth. In addition to theft, [China’s leaders] adopted a …

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Barred from traveling by their husbands, Iranian women suffer under unjust laws

Al-Monitor – The travel ban and arrest of one woman made headlines around the world last month after a new video surfaced of Princess Latifa in captivity. She was banned from traveling and placed under house arrest by her own father, Dubai’s Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, in 2018. During the same month, the Iranian national women’s ski team left Tehran …

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IOPHR’s Statement on the occasion of March 8th – The International Day for Women’s Rights and International Peace

Shabtabnews – On the occasion of The international day for Women’s rights IOPHR issues a statement highlighting the plight of Iranian women and their struggles for human rights. The statement declares: “IOPHR notes while the Day for Women’s Rights and International Peace is rightly celebrated around the world, there are sadly more than forty million Iranian women who are still held …

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Iranian Housewives Speak Out on International Women’s Day

Iranwire – International Women’s Day is an opportunity to highlight the challenges, suffering and hidden victories that women experience all over the world: from occupational inequalities to being sidelined in society, to having to fight to attain the most basic human rights. In this article to mark International Women’s Day, two Iranian housewives share their stories. *** Rouhangiz is now approaching …

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Iraq: Turkey Set to Attack the Yazidis?

gatestoneinstitute.org – If Turkey targets Sinjar, it will not be the first Turkish military assault against the region. In 2017, Turkish warplanes dropped bombs on Sinjar, hitting a civilian clinic. “‘[A]nalysts should understand that the fundamental reason that Yezidis join military units is to defend the land from a genocidal invasion…. no one, including Turkey, has the right to expel …

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