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For over 15 years, Iranian activist and cameraman Mahnaz Alizadeh has been fighting for women’s rights. During this time, she was arrested, threatened and recently saw her mentor, lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh, sentenced to 38 years and 148 lashes. Traumatized, she decides to emigrate to Canada, but finds herself in an overcrowded cell controlled by the CCP criminal faction, in Rio Branco, Acre. We are a family business.
The future of Alizadeh, 35, mobilized the world of cinema. US director Jeff Kaufmann, who just released a vaunted documentary about Sotoudeh, revealed that Alizadeh was one of the cameramen who took the opportunity to film the lawyer without government permission. He included her in the credits “so that Brazilian justice understands that she can be arrested, tortured (and possibly killed) if she is deported to the country of origin”.
energized by the revolution here in egypt. the government in iran is making it clear it will not allow more protests, calling them riots. thousands demonstrated on monday in solidarity with egypt and apparently to restart an uprising crushed by the iranian government after disputed elections in 2009. iran is determined not to allow a new round of protests to take root. nbc s tehran bureau chief reported from our bureau in the iranian capital. reporter: anti-riot police tried to disperse the crowd using batons and teargas, but the crowds wouldn t go away. as night fell, the protesters tried to make their way to the square, also known as freedom square, to try and emulate the sit-in at tahrir square. they were confronted by the militia who beat them back. today, members of iran s parliament called for the execution of opposition leaders, mir hussein mousavi. reporter: the new round of
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for example? reporter: that s a good point. really it s given them the opportunity to evade destruction, if you will, from the regime because there s no cle clear-cut leader they can take out. but it s a disadvantage because people are reluctant to follow something they re not sure what will turn out. mousavi, talk about mousavi, where does this go? let s say the regime topples. where are you going to go? like i said, because we don t have free political parties inside iran and we don t have support outside of iran for the opposition, we don t have an organized opposition that can replace the regime. reporter: so why are you confident that eventually you said this fire is still burning. what s the end game here? the divisions within the regime are increasing. basically look at who the opposition is, a former prime minister and a former speaker of the assembly. and today they arrested the supreme leader s own nephew.
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