Bless you.

Another life was taken unfairly. And it will continue until they've murdered the better half of the arrested protesters.

I knew tweeting #stop executions is not going to stop the regime. We've done it all before. As long as they see the worse they could get for commiting genocide is a tweet from eu spokesman they're going to keep killing us in the streets, in our homes and in the prison. They're not even fired from women's committee in united nations, can you believe that? Well fuck the regime, and fuck the foreign politicians. There's another call for demonstration and there's going to be more deaths and arrests. Biden and Josep Borrell can buy popcorn and watch. We won't stop until the last one of us is murdered.

This is a tweet from an Iranian citizen that speaks all of our minds

[Image translation: For 43 years, the world powers waged fake war on mullahs based on their own benefits. Now they just condemn and sanction. When are they going to call their ambassadors home and fire mullahs' ambassadors?? Ok I get it, when this regime killed all 80 million of us they're going to make a statement and say "this regime is reformed now, they don't have any oppositions"!!! ]

maybe this fucking meme would make tumblrians to listen?

URGENT ‼️ PLEASE SHARE

A few hours ago, the Islamic Republic of Iran broadcast the first episode of the forced confessions of these 4 political prisoners sentenced to death.

Two days ago, 4 other prisoners were executed for similar crimes. The families and the lawyer have no information about the current situation of these 4 prisoners. Their lives are in danger.

🆘 Be their voice!!!

Day 77 of revolution in Iran. PLEASE BE THERE VOICE, SPREAD THE NEWS!!!

October 3, 2022 - Protesting Iranian schoolgirls kick their pro-government school director out of their schoolgrounds. Students across Iran have been occupying their schools in protest after the death of Jina Mahsa Amini. [video]

can’t wait to see what fifa’s excuse is gonna be for this

@staff we putting Iran under things we care about yet?

-fae

Iran protests- Save Saman Yasin

Saman Yasin, a 27 year old Iranian-Kurdish rapper was arrested in early October for supporting the protests over the death of Jina Mahsa Amini. 

Saman was arrested in his home on October 2 on the charge of waging “a war against God.”

Iran’s penal code prohibits acts of “rebellion,” including aiding and abetting anything that “causes severe disruption in the public order of the state and insecurity.” Any person found guilty of doing so will be considered “corrupt on earth” and sentenced to death.

Apparently, he is being held in Evin prison, along with thousands of other political prisoners. He has been tortured physical and mentally. 

His family hired a lawyer for his case, but the lawyer was not allowed to see Saman. His lawyer was not allowed to be resent at his trial. In fact, these “trials” are nothing but sham trails. Prisoners are tortured for false confessions, which are then broadcast on state TV to discredit them before the sham trials. 

Saman sang about inequality, oppression and unemployment. ‘

Saman and over 15,000 other political prisoners are facing execution. Please spread the word. Do not stay silent. 

Keep him safe

Kian Pirfalak was a 10 year old Iranian boy who was murdered by the anti-riot police after they opened fire on his family’s car. This was his funeral today. His father passed away today as a result of his injuries too.

Source: @domrains

This is absolutely painful to watch. These are the beautiful, brave Iranians who have died at the hands of the Islamic Republic, from Neda to Nika. There  are thousands more loving, kind, courageous, hopeful, selfless women, men, girls and boys who are being detained, kidnapped, tortured and murdered at this moment by the hands of the Islamic Republic.

Enough, is enough! 

amidst the insanity that has been the england vs iran game (14 minutes of injury time for halftime included), I wanted to point out the very brave thing the iranian national team did that should not go unnoticed.

the team refused to sing the national anthem in solidarity of the protests back home and in memory of mahsa amini.

to use the world cup, arguably the biggest stage on the planet, to make it known is an act of unfathomable courage and for that they have my eternal respect.

Fereshte Ahmadi, Iranian Kurdish woman who was killed by Islamic fundamentalists.

“Mom where are you?”