Iran's horrific situation feels a world away. It's not. We must take a stand for women.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : With enough support, this moment could prove to be a turning point that transforms Iran into a liberated and open country, an inspiration to marginalized citizens in other repressive nations and an ally to Americans fighting for the rights of all women everywhere.
53% : And when journalists report on Iran, we hope that you will pay attention and share, amplify and repost the news.
53% : The Center for Human Rights in Iran - an independent, nonpartisan and nonprofit organization - is working tirelessly to protect and promote the safety and dignity of all Iranian people, especially children, women, laborers and artists.
51% : These people, our neighbors, confront an agonizing choice: Remain silent - in order to retain the possibility of visiting their loved ones in Iran - or speak out and risk prosecution and imprisonment if they do travel to Iran.
41% : She is a first-generation American whose entire family still resides in Iran - but she has been unable to return to Iran since converting to Judaism.
40% : The death of Mahsa Amini has sparked widespread protests in Iran.
36% : Amini's death sparked fervent protests and revolts across Iran - the result of 43 years of women's suppression by the supremacists who control the country.

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