Three news titles have caught my attention today and I found them neo-resistance worthy:
1) The Iranian government has appointed the forth female governor in another one of Iran's rural (and interestingly, Sunni) regions. I will post her picture when I find it, but the previous three are:
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| (1) Masoomeh Parandwar (Sistan & Baluchestan, Hamoun) |
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| (2) Homeyra Rigi (Sistan & Baluchistan, Ghasrghand) |
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| (3) Marjan Nazghelichi (Golestan, Bandar-Torkman) |
2) A peaceful demonstration was held in one of Tehran's central intersections, some female citizens (according to pictures I have seen) expressing their concern and "questioning sleazy men who tolerate their wife's immodest attire"!
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| It reads: Proud men have modest wives. |
3) Journalist in exile, Masih Alinejad has started a new facebook campaign, that has amassed over 100,000 fans in no time, called "S
tealthy freedoms of Iranian Women". On the page, women post Hijab-less pictures of themselves taken in Iran. I post a picture of Massih Alinejad, herself.
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| Masih Alinejad in Iran |
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| Alinejad, early days in America (refugee after 2009 election) |
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| Massih Alinejad, 2013. |
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