Video pri 100 jaroj da virina modo en Irano defias gazetarajn stereotipojn
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Emoj en beleco kaj sociaj movadoj dum la lasta jarcento de irana historio. Bildo kun permeso por reuzo.
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does “no hijab” define freedom? There are Iranian women who wear hijab because they want to, and it is true that some are forced and that is wrong. But to say that the hijab itself is regression is just your own opinion. Muslim women can wear hijab and still have freedom. Hijab was not the only thing during the Ayatollah's time that was forced. If you think that all Iranian women should “rebel” and remove their headscarves to be free, remember, your violating someone's freedom of choice [...] I am appalled at [...] women thinking that all Muslim women should lose their veils to be “free”. That is also wrong.
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I live in a Western society too. You make it sound like the concept of being a non-religious Muslim is some fantasy for Iranian women. That's how it was (its shown in the video). And Iranians aren't demanding Western ideals, we are demanding choice. The women who choose to be religious can be, the women who do not can not be. And this isn't just about the hijab, its about ridding a religious regime.
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Mi ankaŭ loĝas en okcidenta socio. Por vi la ideo esti ne-religia islamanino aspektas kvazaŭ ia fantazio por iranaj virinoj. Tiel estis (kiel oni montras en la video). La irananoj ne postulas okcidentajn idealojn, ni volas libere elekti. Virinoj, kiuj elektas vivi religie rajtas fari tion kaj virinoj kiuj ne volas tion ankaŭ havu la rajton rifuzi tion. Ne temas nur pri la hiĝabo, sed pri la forigo de religia reĝimo.
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Mi surpriziĝas ke la ideo de lando kiu volas elekti libere, ŝajnas tiel nekutima.
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La malfacilaĵoj de kurdaj ĵurnalistoj en ilia lukto por libera esprimo
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Nova libro pri la sufero kaj rezisto de iranaj kaptitinoj
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