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Reports indicate that Zara Esmaeili has been arrested in Iran. Her crime? •Singing •Showing hair This is the reality in Iran, where Western media falsely celebrate the election of a so-called reformist president. In this regime, singing is forbidden for women, and showing their hair is a punishable crime.... show more

Masih Alinejad

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Jackson Hinkle 🇺🇸2 年前

ZIONIST LIES. There’s 5 other women showing their hair — so she wasn’t arrested for this. She was probably arrested for being an annoying fat liberal screaming on the train for TikTok when people are minding their business. GOOD FOR IRAN!

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Billy Bragg2 年前

What incredible courage, to think that your very voice could be illegal. This apartheid against women must end, why does the international community continue to look away?

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Isabelle2 年前

It's not about the hair, Iran is not very strict about the hair. I know someone in Iran and she goes out to party in dresses and without hijab. You're playing into western propaganda. She was probably arrested for disruptive behavior. Singing in public is not banned in Iran

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🕷2 年前

bruh there is litteraly 5 women in the background also showing hair 😂 i don't think that's enough to get you locked up

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Americandream2 年前

The brutal and failing regime of the Arab mullahs hate freedom loving girls and women of Iran. Their backward and bankrupt ideology centers around control, domination, and enslavement of the females. They are in fact Taliban 2.0.

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Karen Nyere🎗️2 年前

@XavSoloX It stuns me how Western progressives would fight to deny her her human rights.

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Mtanganyika2 年前

It's absurd that you would use police force to enforce religious laws to a woman.

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⭐️Daisy2 年前

In 2020, Saba Zameni was arrested in Iran for being a female singer. Today, she lives in Canada where she is adding her voice to the growing protests against the Islamic Regime and inhumane treatment of women.

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Victoria Paglert Kindman🕎2 年前

This is bravery that most western woman dont understand. This is real freedom fighters.

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بهبهاني2 年前

She's fat and pretends like she has a good voice Her act is a complete insult to Hayedeh, may God be pleased with her I hope they don't release her, my ears cant bear her voice

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In an Islamic regime, singing as a woman is forbidden. Showing your hair is forbidden. Being a woman is a crime. Yet, here we see the bravery of Iranian women. This one removes her hijab, sings openly, and challenges the gender apartheid, supported by many. #WomanLifeFreedom

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In Iran, women are forbidden from dancing, singing, or even showing their hair in public. When a cleric confronted this woman and threatened her with 10 years in prison for breaking the rules, she didn’t stay silent. Watch her powerful reaction. This is the daily reality for women living under the Islamic regime. RT if you support her courage.

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In Iran, women singing in public is a crime. This newscast may look ordinary to Western audiences, but this presenter's bravery in singing on air is an unmistakable act of solidarity with the enormous wave of protests rocking Iran.

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One day after the U.S. signed a deal with the Islamic Republic، the regime in Iran, handed Parastoo Ahmadi 74 lashes for singing on YouTube. They call America the Great Satan. And then they flew to the table and signed a deal with the «Devil«. But a woman’s voice scared them more than any superpower ever could. A regime that whips women for showing their hair and singing, there’s not a normal government. This is called apartheid against women.

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396,537 次观看 • 2 个月前

If your someone behind you simply for showing your hair or wanting freedom, what would you do? These women were blinded under Islamic States in Afghanistan and Iran, where all the laws are against the women. I am calling on every woman in the world. Watch this. This is a real apartheid against women. Let’s get united for freedom and dignity. Watch their stories. Share their faces. Say their names. Join our fight. Every student on every campus. Every young woman who believes in freedom. Every woman who has ever marched, ever posted, ever said "I stand with women." Now prove it. United Against Gender Apartheid End Gender Apartheid

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Masih Alinejad

20,895 次观看 • 2 个月前

A historic concert by the forbidden voice of an Iranian woman took place inside Iran, a country where women are jailed simply for singing. Thousands of Iranians watched it live on YouTube, celebrating the bravery of this extraordinary woman. Parastoo Ahmadi, who was once arrested during the “Woman, Life, Freedom” uprising and forced to erase the song “From the Blood of the Youth of the Homeland” from her page, defied the regime once again. This time, she stood without a hijab in a centuries-old caravanserai, singing her heart out and streaming the concert live on YouTube. She wrote: “I am Parastoo, a girl who cannot stay silent and refuses to stop singing for the people she loves. This is my right, one I will never surrender. I sing for this land I adore, for the soil of my homeland. Here, in this sacred corner of our beloved Iran, listen to my voice in this imagined concert, and dream of a free and beautiful nation.” Her voice is a weapon against tyranny, her courage a song of defiance. Parastoo is everything the regime fears, a woman who cannot be silenced. Zara Esmaeili, another brave young woman who dared to sing in public, is now behind bars. We hope for her freedom and for Iran to be liberated from the tyranny of the Islamic Republic, a regime that, for over 40 years, has banned women from singing and letting their hair flow freely. I call on all international singers to stand in solidarity with Parastoo, Zara, and the courageous women of Iran who are defying oppressive, discriminatory laws. These brave female singers are risking their freedom and their lives to challenge a regime that has silenced women’s voices for over four decades. Let their courage inspire action, your support can amplify their fight for justice and freedom. Iranian women are wounded but unbowed to their oppressors. 💔✌️

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1,294,344 次观看 • 1 年前

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16,569 次观看 • 1 年前

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