#Sarina Esmailzadeh

[30ahchaleh]

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975)

⚠️ هشدار : مطلب زیر داستان فیلم را لو میدهد ⚠️

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قفسی از بی عدالتی که بود زمانی کاشانه . مردمانی در آن از بی جربزگی ، دیوانه . میان آنان کسی غریب افتاده . میتوانست فرار کند اما ماند تا او هم خوانده شود دیوانه . زندگیش را داد تا بپرند باهم از این دیوانه‌خانه . سرنوشتش شد میان جاماندگان افسانه ، و به یادگار از او آن قفس شد آشیانه .

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چه آشناست این مخدوش خلا��ه ای که برای این فیلم نوشتم

توماج صالحی ها ، نیکا شاکرمی ها ، مجیدرضا رهنورد ها ، ترانه علیدوستی ها ، وریا غفوری ها و تمامی مجنون هایی که میتوانستن نان به نرخ روز بخورند اما نخوردن ، ماندن در کنار مردمی که شاید روزی روزگاری این مردم بتوانند به آن خودباوری برسند تا بشکنند حصار این ظلم خانه را

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این فیلم بر اساس کتابی به همین نام ساخته شده است

One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

در انگلیسی واژه

Cuckoo's Nest

بجز معنای آشیانه فاخته کنایه‌ای است به معنای بیمارستان روانی که هر دو جنبه ی این واژه مد نظر نویسنده کتاب بوده

چیزی شبیه واژه مجنون خودمان که کنایه است به عاشقی که دیوانگی میکند

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سه فیلم در تاریخ اسکار توانستند پنج جایزه اصلی را تصاحب کنند این فیلم یکی از آن سه‌تا ست

پیشنهاد میکنم این فیلم را ببینید مخصوصا که خیلی شبیه حال و هوای این روز های ایران است

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به باور من ساختن فیلمی که بوی استعاره بدهد سخت تر از ساختن فیلمی است که مزه استعاره میدهد

این فیلم یکی از آن مدل هایی هست که بوی خوش استعاره در هوای آن به مشام میرسد به گونه ای که اگر حس نشود چیزی از زیبایی های جریان اصلی خود فیلم کم نخواهد کرد

هم میتوانید آنرا در محدودی یک بیمارستان روانی ببینید هم در ساختاری فرا تر و حتی فرا تر

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برای من زیبای این فیلم از آن جهت است که منجی یک قدیس مبرا از خطا و گناه نیست او نیز مثل دیگران با کمی و کاستی هایی در شخصیت خود روبرو ست اما همچون ظلم حاکم وقیح و حق خور نیست و البته فرق ش با دیگران در آن است که به درجه ای از خودشناسی رسیده که نمیتواند نمیتواند به اتفاقات پیرامونش بی‌توجه و بی‌خیال باشد

حتی آن هنگام که از بلبشوی خودکشی بیلی میتوانست باز فرار کند

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[loneranger0369]

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Please reblog.

There is no going back. Iran can never forgive the regime.

[nando161mando]

Anarchists Graffiti against Elections in Iran:

"Your choice (Election) in Islamic Republic"

"Happy Birthday, Sarina (Esmailzadeh)"

"Death to Principle of Velayat-e Faghih (Islamic Shia Theocratic Governance)"

"Vote No-voting, Death to Khamenei"

دیوارنویسی آنارشیست‌ها ضد انتخابات در ایران:

«انتخاب»ات در جمهوری اسلامی

تولدت مبارک سارینا

مرگ بر اصل ولایت فقیه

رای بی‌رای، مرگ بر خامنه‌ای

#آنارشیسم

#آنارشیست

#انتخابات

#ایران

#Anarchism

#Anarchist

#Election

#Iran

[paoloferrario]

Iran, 19 mesi disperati: MASHA AMINI, AIDA ROSTAMI, NIKA SHAKARAMI, SARINA ESMAILZADEH, MOSHEN SHEKARI, articolo di Greta Privitera in Oggi, 20 luglio 2023, pagine 34-37

letto in edizione cartacea cerca in https://www.oggi.it/

[mithliya]

Nika Shakarami was nearly 17 years old when she went missing during a protest rally on september 20. when she was found, dead, 9 days later, her family was not allowed to see her head when asked to identify her body. she was filled with injuries including a smashed nose and broken skull.

another teen girl, 16 year old Sarina Esmailzadeh, was also killed. she was reportedly hit repeatedly in the head by the police.

since the start of the protests 15 days ago, it is estimated 300 were killed and 15,000 people were arrested.

the fight for democracy and freedom in iran continues. do not forget about iranian women!

[mad-maxs-things]

People should not defend a religion which tenets they don´t know. If they want to call islam a "progressive" religion then they should hear people who experienced it´s fundamentalism like Masih Alinejad or Yasmine Mohammed.

Anti muslim sentiment based on race should never be tolerated but that doesn´t mean people should defend a religion without knowing the values or history of that religion.

A lot of people don´t talk about the arab slave trade of east Africa, The Ottoman Empire or the Devshirme system because this periods of history are not openly discussed within the left. Again hating on muslims as people is not justified and doesn´t fix the problem but people should take some time to also listen to ex religious muslims.

A short list of people executed by fundamentalist regime :

Seyed Mohammed Hosseini

Mohammed Mehdi Karami

Jina Amini

Nika Shakarami

Sarina Esmailzadeh

Hadis Najafi

Asra Panahi

Minoo Majidi

Mehrshad Shahidi

Taraneh Mousavi

Fereshteh Ahmadi

and way more (if you care about it you can check out middle east matters, united4mahsa, Negin Izad and Elica Le Bon)

It’s a huge weird trend to be pro-religion even on leftist sides, completing ignoring the damage it’s done. It always baffles me when people will shit on christianity but then go around and defend islam to their last breath. 

[desertpups]

aghdas_k: Look at this beautiful teenage girl, full of life, singing with @Hozier 's "Take Me to Church". The Islamic Republic killed her in the protests following #MahsaAmini's murder. She only wanted to live a free life as a young woman. Say her name: #SarinaEsmailzadeh

hozier: The story of Sarina Esmailzadeh reached me this morning, I'm somewhat at a loss for words. We talk about freedoms with no understanding of what it means to pay the ultimate price in fighting for it. This brave girl was only 16 years in the world...

Since the death of Mahsa Amini at the hands of Iranian "morality" police, authorities cut off access to the internet as protests escalated. @Amnesty are continuing to issue reports. Here is a petition you can sign or if you'd care to join me in donating; petition link

[butterbabyflapjack]

برای گردآفریدهای ایران...

by Farid Karami

[west150]

O my country;

Oh, endless sadness

[post-leffert]

Iran Human Rights Confirms State Killing of 16-year-old Protester Sarina Esmailzadeh

Iran Human Rights (IHRNGO); October 7, 2022: Sarina Esmailzadeh, a 16-year-old girl from Mehrshahr in Karaj, was killed due to multiple baton blows by security forces in the September 22 protests. Authorities have aired so-called confessions by alleged family members announcing her cause of death as suicide.

After reviewing the evidence and speaking to eyewitnesses and close sources, Iran Human Rights confirms Sarina’s state killing, and strongly condemns the pressure on her family by security agencies to force them into repeating the false suicide narrative. The organisation demands the international legal prosecution and sanctioning of the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting’s (IRIB) directors.

Iran Human Rights Director, Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam said: “The authorities are using institutions like IRIB as propaganda tools to absolve Ali Khamenei and the forces under his command of killings like that of Sarina Esmailzadeh; just as they used this method for other state killings like Mahsa (Jina) Amini and Nika Shakarami.” He added: “IRIB and all institutions that contribute to covering up these crimes by airing and publishing forced confessions and false accounts, are complicit in the crimes and should be held accountable. Human rights violators, including IRIB and its directors and journalist-interrogators should be prosecuted and sanctioned by the international community.”

According to information obtained by Iran Human Rights, “after her English class ended at noon on September 22, Sarina Esmailzadeh and several of her friends went to join the people’s protests near her language school. At the protest, security forces repeatedly beat Sarina on the head with a baton until she was severely bleeding from the head.”

As it was impossible to transfer Sarina to a hospital, a source said, people took her to a house nearby to treat her wounds but Sarina had already passed away.

A source added: “Sarina’s family didn’t know what had happened to her until her friends who were with her at the protest, contacted them at 10:30 pm, informing them that Sarina had been killed by the security forces.”

According to the source, when her family went to the location of the protest, people told them that Sarina’s body had been taken to the hospital by an ambulance. But her family’s search for her at hospitals and morgues proved fruitless and none of the relevant authorities would give them a clear answer about where Sarina’s body was.

Sarina Esmailzadeh was born on 2 July 2006 and lived with her mother and older brother. She had lost her father in childhood.

Sarina's burial under strict security measures

Security agents contacted Sarina’s family at noon on September 23 and asked her to immediately go to the cemetery to pick up her prepared (washed according to Islamic tradition) body. When her family reached the cemetery, Sarina’s body was surrounded with security forces and they were not even allowed to inform other close relatives. Sarina’s family were forced to bury her under strict security measures.

According to Iran Human Rights sources, security forces only showed the family Sarina’s face for identification and according to her family, multiple injuries were clearly visible on her face and the right side of her forehead was completely crushed due to the severity of the blows.

State efforts to push fake scenario by pressuring Sarina’s family

16-year-old Sarina Esmailzadeh’s family have been under pressure by security and judiciary agents to prevent them from disclosing the details and circumstances of her death, and force them to repeat the suicide state narrative since that day.

“Since noon on September 23, all her family including her mother, brother and maternal uncle and aunt, have been under intense pressure and threats to force televised interviews,” a close source told Iran Human Rights.

According to the source, Sarina’s family have been summoned to the police station and prosecutor’s office several times, where they have been interrogated.

The source added: “Representatives from IRIB were also present at the prosecutor’s office and police station. Security agents told the family to repeat a series of dictated words in front of the camera, but the family refused. At the prosecutor’s office, Sarina’s mother was told to announce her daughter’s cause of death as falling from a building, which she refused each time.”

Sarina’s family have been under such intense pressure, threats and interrogations that they cannot even hold a funeral for her. In one visit to their home, security agents pulled down every death announcement posters and banner which they confiscated.

Simultaneously, Mehr newsagency which is affiliated to the Islamic Development (advertisement) Organisation, aired a short video with a woman they claimed to be Sarina Esmailzadeh’s mother, denying any state involvement in her daughter’s death. In the video, the presenter also tried to insinuate that Sarina had a history of suicide and was not mentally well.

On October 7, the Alborz province prosecutor, Hossein Fazeli Harikandi announced that 16-year-old Sarina Esmailzadeh had died after falling from her grandmother’s roof in the Azimieh neighbourhood of Karaj. He declared the cause of death to have been suicide, which he claimed she had a history of. He also called the news that Sarina had been killed by security forces  as “claims made by hostile media” and said her location of death had been one of the “disturbance-free areas in Karaj.”

The Islamic Republic used the same scenario for Nika Shakarami, a 17-year-old protester killed by security forces who they also claimed had died after falling from a building.

Nika Shakarami went missing after taking part in a protest on Keshavarz Boulevard in Tehran on September 20. In her last phone call, she said she was being chased by security forces. Her injured body was identified by her family ten days later. Security forces secretly buried Nika in a remote location after stealing her body from the morgue. NIKA'S PHOTO:

Declaring Nika’s cause of death as falling from a building at the Amir Akram intersection, Mohammad Shahriari, the head of the Criminal Prosecutor’s Office for Tehran said: “The building where this lady’s backpack was discovered, was in the final stages of construction, and there are two clothing factories already in production with workers and security. No bullet or pellet wounds were discovered in her autopsy and investigations show that this incident had nothing to do with the street riots.”

On October 5, IRIB aired the forced confessions of Nika Shakarami’s aunt, Atash Shakarami and uncle, . Before her uncle speaks, a shadow can be seen to his left and the words “say it you filth!” can be heard being whispered. Nika’s aunt and uncle were arrested days after her killing and their forced confession were obtained under duress.

In response to the televised forced confessions, Iran Human Rights rejected the Islamic Republic’s contradictory claims of her death based on grainy edited videos and forced televised confessions based on duress and ill-treatment.

Iran Human Rights Director, Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam said: "The evidence points to the government’s role in Nika Shakarami's murder; Unless the opposite is proven by an independent fact-finding mission under the supervision of the United Nations. Until such a committee is formed, the responsibility for Nika's murder, like the other victims of the current protests, rests with Ali Khamenei and the forces under his command.”

Lawyers denied access to Sarina Esmailzadeh’s case by security agencies

Sources close to Sarina’s family told Iran Human Rights that while the prosecutor has opened investigations into Sarina’s death and her mother, brother and uncle are being summoned by security agencies every day, their lawyer has so far been denied access to their case by judicial authorities.

The death certificate was also taken from her family on the day of her burial and has not been returned since.

“At the prosecutor’s office, Sarina’s family were told not to do media interviews about their daughter’s death, especially foreign media, so that her case wouldn’t become well known like others killed in the current protests. Her family’s phones are also being tapped by the authorities and her mother has told relatives that she can hear voices on calls from her mobile phone.”

[semiramor]

[bellamonde]

Meet Sarina Esmailzadeh. She was 16 years old when the Islamic Republic murdered her. For my non-Iranian followers, in this video, she starts off by saying what can the people of a country expect from their government? Well-being, well-being, well-being. She then talks about how the economy and Iranian culture are crushed and how there are restrictions in Iran that are strangling the people. Iranian people are focused on seeking basic rights and they don’t even have the time to think of the expansive rights that the west is seeking. 

This 16 year old girl was smarter than most adults I’ve ever met. It is her generation that is leading the change and they are smarter, wiser, braver and kinder than any generation preceding them. Sarina shouldn’t have died - this smart, amazing girl had her life ahead of her. But the Islamic Republic brutality killed her and ended a beautiful life. 

Say her name, repeat it. The world should know about this amazing girl. 

[boricuacherry-blog]

Up to as many as 45 people, including children, are feared to have been killed Friday in a crackdown on protests by Iranian security forces in the southeast of the country, human rights watchdog Amnesty International said.

Security forces fired live ammunition at "peaceful protectors from the rooftops of the governor's office and several other buildings" in the city of Khash in Sistan and the Baluchestan province.

The violence Friday comes after nationwide protests against the death of Mahsa Amini, a 22-year-old Kurdish woman, was detained for breaking the rules on headscarves, then found dead in the custody of morality police in Tehran.

Large-scale demonstrations have also taken place recently in Zahedan, following the alleged rape and murder of a 17-year-old girl after being detained by the police chief for joining in a protest.

As many as 14,000 citizens have been arrested in Iran over the last six weeks.

Sarina Esmailzadeh, 16, died after being beaten by security forces armed with batons on September 23.

Iranians are asking that you share this information and raise awareness to what's going on in the country.

[higherentity]

[blog-theoddlifeofanya]

Yesterday I went to a protest in Tampa to bring awareness to what is happening in Iran. We cannot let people forget what is happening. I’m not Iranian and I felt that just posting information online wasn’t enough. I encourage non Iranians to help out and go protest if you can.

[mx-s-j-dobbie-art]

Inktober day 10:portrait of Sarina Esmailzadeh

Sarina was 16 year old girl who was murdered by the Iranian government for protesting for her rights. Iranian people have been in protest the past 3 weeks against for thier strict laws around what women should wear in public. These people are fight for their right to bodily autonomy and thier rights to what they should wear, they should not be murdered by the police for wearing hijab wrong or not wearing one at all.