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Woman, Life, Freedom

Woman, Life, Freedom

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Sep 27, 2026

Warren WillsHOST
52:02
The writings were smuggled out of Evin Prison at considerable risk to the people who helped get them out.
Warren WillsHOST
52:07
The book's publication comes into the context of Women, Life, Freedom, a movement that emerged after the death of Masha Amini in 2022.
Warren WillsHOST
52:17
There is particularly striking detail.
Warren WillsHOST
52:20
Mohammadi is no longer in prison, but she remains unable to leave Iran.
Negar MojtahediHOST
1:11
Four years ago this week, 22-year-old Masa Jina Amini was killed after being detained by Iran's so-called morality police.
Negar MojtahediHOST
1:20
Her death ignited the Women, Life, Freedom movement and helped transform Iranian society.
Negar MojtahediHOST
1:26
Now, four years later, what did that movement actually change? And could the massive nationwide uprising we witnessed this January have happened without it?
Shervin ShahrestaniGUEST
1:35
There is the Iranian people and then there's the Islamic Republic and there are these two forces at constant odds with each other since its formation in 1979.

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Masoud NourmohammadiGUEST
13:53
But we also have two beautiful girls of our own family under torture, brutal torture in the Islamic Republic prison.
Negar MojtahediHOST
14:05
And, you know, we're talking right now at the the week of the anniversary of Masa Amini, when you know what? Take me back to 2022 and and to your present now.
Negar MojtahediHOST
14:17
Did you ever think that something like this would happen? I mean, we were all impacted by Women Life Freedom, but it seems like when it comes to January 8th and 9th, we We all know somebody, whether it's a family member, a friend, a friend of a family member, etc., etc., where something awful like this has happened.
Negar MojtahediHOST
14:33
Did you ever suspect that this would happen to your own family?
Mahtab MahboubGUEST
9:39
They demanded recognition and argued for women's liberation to be part of the wider struggle for Kurdish freedom.
Mahtab MahboubGUEST
9:47
So the slogan was initially just Jinn Jiyan, woman life, and it came from this context.
Mahtab MahboubGUEST
9:55
And it later developed to Jinn Jiyan Azadi.
Mahtab MahboubGUEST
9:59
The idea was that Kurdish liberation and women's liberation were deeply connected, and it was symbolized in the word Azadi, freedom, liberation.
Mahtab MahboubGUEST
10:09
So PKK leader Abdullah Ocalan was also influenced by these discussions with women in the movement, including leaders like Sakina Jansis, and began to see the role of women's freedom as essential part of social and political liberation.

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