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‘All their rights are repressed’: activist describes life for women in Iran under Khamenei’s rule
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Nazanin Afshin-Jam Mackay expressed joy over the death of Iran's Supreme Leader, viewing it as a pivotal moment for Iranians who have endured oppression for 47 years. She highlighted the severe repression of women and raised concerns about the potential for the U.S.
- Nazanin Afshin-Jam Mackay expressed joy at the death of Irans Supreme Leader, viewing it as a long-awaited moment for Iranians who have suffered under his oppressive regime for 47 years. She highlighted the severe repression faced by women in Iran, including mandatory hijab and restrictions on activities like cycling and singing
- Afshin-Jam Mackay emphasized that the fall of the regime would allow women to feel liberated and could finally breathe again. She raised concerns about the potential for the U.S. to replace the Supreme Leader with another regime official, fearing that President Trumps approach might prioritize stability over democracy
- She pointed out that the IRGC operates like a mafia, complicating the prospect of genuine change in Irans leadership. Afshin-Jam Mackay mentioned the existence of a pluralistic democratic alternative, including Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi, who has proposed himself as a transitional leader
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Nazanine Afshin-Jam Mackay expressed a farewell sentiment. The conversation indicates a continuation of dialogue in the future.
- Nazanine, Afshan Jam, Mk, take care. Well speak with you again