-- mahsa amini. it has because on the 16th _ -- mahsa amini. the 16th of _ -- mahsa amini. it has because on the 16th of september, - -- mahsa amini. it has because on the 16th of september, she l on the 16th of september, she was declared dead in the hospital. the day after, on the 17th, there was a funeral in her hometown in the province of kurdistan and there are four curtis provinces and —— kurdish provinces and it was a spontaneous protest movement erupted in her hometown and it soon spread to the capital city of the province and two days after that on the 19th, it was after that on the 19th, it was a general strike called by the cooperation centre of the kurdish political parties which was fully observed. and after that, they called for a peaceful — evening demonstrations, and it was a resounding victory because in all, in dozens of cities in all four kurdish provinces, there were huge demonstrations that soon spread to all of iran. that's what i wanted to pick up with you, your contention as it is very important to understand that the im

four days after mahsa amini died, nika was filmed setting fire to her headscarf.me. she finally said she would. i could hear other protesters shouting, the security forces. they never heard from her again. her death certificate stated she died from multiple injuries caused by the impact of a hard object. the regime denied wrongdoing and made inconsistent claims about her death. translation: i personally have a lot of respect for nika's _ bravery and free spirit. i believe that we are living in a specific point in history where such events are needed. in iran today, the mass street protests have died down, for now. but acts of defiance continue on social media. a popular afrobeat song is being used as a song of solidarity. dancing like this can get you arrested, but they are still dancing. you can watch the full documentary, inside the iranian uprising, on bbc iplayer. yalda hakim, bbc news. some cricket news, and on the second day of the second ashes test at lords, england have been fighting back, bowling out australia for a16 in their first innings. in reply, eng

four days after mahsa amini died, she was filmed setting fire to her headscarf.and please come home. she finally said she would. i could hear other protesters shouting "the security forces." they never heard from her again. her death certificate stated she died from multiple injuries caused by the impact of a hard object. the regime denied wrongdoing and made inconsistent claims about her death. translation: personally, i have a lot of respect - for her bravery and free spirit. i beliece that we are living in a specific point in history where such events are needed. in iran today, the mass street protests of died down for now. protests have died down for now. but acts of defiance continue on social media. dancing like this can get you arrested. but there is still dancing. now let's turn to the situation in france, of course we've had three days of rioting and they approach the fourth night, nervous with a lot of new things being done on the ground to try to ease tensions. we have heard in the last while that buses and trams across the country have been cancelled.

i began by referring there to the tragic death of mahsa amini. you say that her death last september in custody inside iran has changed the political dynamic inside iran? it has because, on the 16th of september, she was declared dead in the hospital. the day after, on the 17th, there was a funeral in her hometown of saqqez in the province of kurdistan — there are four kurdish provinces in iran — and it was a spontaneous protest movement erupted in saqqez, her hometown, and it soon spread to sanandaj, the capital city of that province. and two days after that, on the 19th, it was a general strike called by the cooperation center the kurdish political parties called by cooperation center of kurdish political parties which was fully observed. and after that, they called for a peaceful — evening demonstrations, and it was a resounding victory because in all — in dozens of cities in all four kurdish provinces, there was huge demonstrations that soon spread to all of iran. ah! well, that is exactly what i wanted to pick up with you. so, your contentio

because they covered thester of the brutal death of earth woman called mahsa amini.and now the two journalists are in the court being prosecuted by one of the notorious judge who has executed many other protesters, who sentenced many innocent protesters to death and now patronizing, harassing these amazing journalists. you know, this is disgusting, but on the other hand, the killers, those who actually killed mahsa aminy and more than 600 innocent protesters are walking freely in the streets, but these two journalists are in prison for almost eight months and being now in sham trial and what is disgusting is the killers and they're being appointed to the united nations human rights council. that breaks my heart, jose. >> so the people that are in charge of repression, oppression and since 1979 really having clamped down on iranians' rights to even think are at the united nations human rights council which is just a surrealistic thing to begin with, but then you have -- like an iranian newspaper leaked details of a new hijab bill introduced to parliament there includi

her name -- mahsa amini. 22-year-old kurdish iranian woman who would become the symbol of an unprecedented protest movement. at the forefront of this revolt, the women who rally supporters and who defied authorities every evening throughout the country by burning their veils and cutting their hair in public places. they were joined by students and iran's ethnic minorities. the regime claimed mahsa amini died of a heart attack, but this video shows a young woman collapsing in front of a policewoman. facing its biggest threat in decades in power and after months of brutal oppression, as a result, the regime created a climate of fear and protests became increasingly muted. the international community strongly condemned the authorities but did not impose sanctions against iran. in nine months, the demonstrations have resulted in more than 500 deaths and the arrest of tens of thousands of people. iranian authorities have also hanged at least seven men, and many are still awaiting trial. this is the case of two ira

we were able to reach a reasonable and good social position in mahsa who is both a mother and a socialivist, it is very important for a woman who adheres to the islamic revolution to have a new organization that has a specific model for progress, only outside the home and social work and social activism, not an eastern woman who raises children passively like mahsa, this group also has other members, mothers of several children who still consider themselves the audience of imam's words, we were children who once imam, may god's mercy be upon him, said, "my hope is to you, is in elementary school." the formula for finding a suitable model for women's social activism with respect for privacy and a revolution that he gave us a gift before the revolution we have to guard against this revolution, which caused us to clarify and in order to achieve their goals, they expect us to be ourselves before anyone else . we must take steps in the fourth decade of the revolution. rozegi gave his promise. zeinab chakhmakhi of sed and radio news agency. in the name of god hafizi, i invite you to be the r

context of the revolution, and we were able to to social status it is reasonable and good to reach mahsa, the contribution of a mother and a social activist is very important for a woman who adheres to the islamic revolution to have a goal . the third model group is a woman. thank you for progress . she has a specific model that is only outside the home and social work and social activist . not the eastern woman who spends raising her children passively like mahsa, this group also has other members, mothers of several children who still consider themselves the audience of the imam's words, and we were children who said, "o imam, may god's mercy be upon you, my hope is for you in elementary school, find our notebook" a suitable model of women's social activism while preserving family privacy the revolution that he gave us as a gift and we must guard against this revolution caused it to become a snake . the news agency of the sed and radio news agency sews flints to shorten their lives. they learned the words. people here have completely learned to pull the wheel out of the water and i wan

my heart was bleeding for mahsa and herjoy, her innocence, she was only 22.by the dangerous air in north america — and that includes them. these pandas at the national zoo in washington have been forced indoors for their own well—being. zoo officials say that any animals that are deemed at risk need the zoo itself was closed on thursday, as the air quality the zoo is expected to open again as soon as friday. that's it for this edition of newsday. thanks so much for watching. hello. love it or loathe it, a spell of very warm weather's upon us — but what will be less desirable i think is the level of humidity, which will become particularly noticeable over the weekend. one thing that we do need is rainfall, and we haven't had much of it recently. and we are expecting some showers and thunderstorms through the course of the weekend. let's have a look at the satellite picture — and you'll soon see the sun setting over the storm clouds here out towards the south. initially these storms will be very well—scattered, so not many of us will actually get them. but it's

has social work and social activist, the eastern woman who spends raising her child passively like mahsa, this group also has other members, the mothers of several children who still consider themselves the audience of the imam's words, and we were the children who lived in the time of imam rahmat allah says my hope to you is elementary school children, the formula of finding the right model of women's social activism by preserving the privacy of the family, the revolution that he gave us with the laws of the revolution, and we must guard this revolution, caused us to reject it and to achieve their goals . they expect themselves before anyone else we are bad ourselves, we must take steps in the fourth decade of the revolution, the members of this group were on the same path that this generation gave in the forty days of the long revolution. national electronic catalog will be implemented from today for the households covered by the relief committee and the welfare organization. for the beneficiaries of the imam khomeini relief committee and the welfare organization, if they spend 70% of

after the death in custody of the young woman mahsa amini.out more executions to try to deterfurther anti—government demonstrations. professor mahmood amiree moghadam is the director of the iran human rights group, which published the report. hejoined me a little earlier to explain more about the details behind those figures. i have to start by saying this is the minimum number of executions because we only include those cases that are confirmed by two independent sources. iran human rights has built a broad network inside iran in the last 17 years, so we have many sources that include families of those executed, people within the prison, people within the judicial system. by the authorities, so, the majority of those executed are not announced by the authorities, but we managed to confirm them. so, 142 executions in may, which means one execution every six hours. this is the minimum number. that's really chilling. what do you think is behind the increase, seemingly, from this time last year? well, you see, as you also said in your report, af

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mahsa khavari of sed and sima news agency . cinema halls.also say hello to you and to your dear audience in the morning hello, soran, i don't know how many people have read the book of the christian eras. the book that made a lot of noise brought the approval of the supreme leader . i myself, when i went to the book fair , i asked different people about the number of people who had read it , and it became the number of books that were almost it can be said that it has become a series or a movie based on the book asrhaye chriskan between the years 57 and 77 , and soran depicted 2 years of these years in 18 episodes, a series that shows people's resistance, bravery, standing, and steadfastness. that land of kurdistan pays when a series of the groups wanted to endanger the independence and public security or endanger a series of heroes , and the story of this story should not be aired in the second 18 episodes, which is prepared in 18 episodes, and secondly, wednesday and thursday are different broadcasts and repeats. this episode is going to b

heavy four-person ring and the contribution of the iranian team with the combination of nazanin melai, mahsa javar, zeinab nowrozi and maryam omidi parsa , won the bronze medal in the third place against opponents from russia, kazakhstan and belarus , before nazanin melai in singles silver and in doubles with kimia zarei, she received a bronze medal in lightweight rowing. athletes from belarus, uzbekistan, russia , kazakhstan, serbia, armenia and iran participated in the competition . the iranian women's wheelchair basketball team won against the turkish women's national team. wheelchair basketball our country, which is in turkey , defeated the host team in a preparatory match with a score of 4443. azadeh moeini's students are preparing themselves for the para-asian games . it will be held in vietnam. our country's young women's group 1 faced australia in their second match. minutes ago, our country's girls lost to vietnam in the first match of 23, and iran's women's freestyle skating team won two gold medals and one bronze from the world championships. the country returned in this competiti

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the ship, which has a missile designed for the average enemy , it is worth a thousand tomans. and mahsa and light vessels made of 206 helicopters and fighter planes pantomime becomes nerve-wracking in september 2013, another type of moment called nasser basir was equipped with a thermal imaging seeker instead of a radar. this seeker is not capable of working in all weather conditions , but due to its optical nature , it is vulnerable to electronic warfare and radar decoys. there is no basir dua missile installation, the optical seeker warhead, the possibility of measuring against sea targets, the power to hit the ground point, can be launched from all systems , in the continuation and completion of cruise missiles, the lifestyle of iran's missile ship, nasira farvardin 1396, how many missiles are similar to the development path, a difference with the example hi similar to them, redesigning the c704 and equipping it with a jet engine and open wings took it from 35 to 140 km, the mission, with a range of 90 km, from nasr's equipment to the saveh road engine, without the design of jerry's

in the women's weight, the combination of nazanin melayi mahsa javar zainab nowrozi and maryam omidion the mark in the moscow international competition . the official letter of the real madrid club. karim benzema , the french captain , left the team after his contract expired. benzema, 35 years old, since 2009 he was present in the asian club handball cup in isfahan. sepahan and shahid shamali of kazroon, the representatives of iran , will face their rivals oman and bahrain tomorrow. bab al-hareh ​​of al-ahli club of qatar, mohammad hossein kananizadegan and shoja khalilzadeh, two iranian defenders of this team. it will be green. thank you for your sincere support. have a good sports news. i did it myself . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. welcome to the news section at 18:00. the commemoration ceremony of imam khomeini was held in the imam's shrine with the presence of different groups of people from all over the country. on the sidelines this ceremony reminded the people of the duties of the officials from the imam's point of view , what the officials wan

the team on 14 members sangi and the women's combination of nazanin melayi mahsa javar zainab nowrozi and maryam omidi parsa won bronze in the international competition in moscow. in the continuation of the asian club handball championship in isfahan, farda sepahan and shahid shamali kazron, the representatives of iran, will face their rivals from oman and bahrain. well, summer hasn't started yet, the temperature of 47 degrees from today in all 31 centers of the central province was above 30 degrees, but rain is predicted for tomorrow, scattered rain in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east of ardabil, as well as the southern slopes of alborz located in the north of the province. tehran, qazvin, alborz, semnan, and lower bayan in isfahan province, qom markazi, fill the tour tomorrow, we will have rain in the southern areas, in kerman province, in the north of hormozgan province, in the cities of fars province, and in the highlands of sistan and baluchistan, in the south of yazd province. the mountains will cause flooding of the roads in the south-eastern areas and the southern slopes

activists say demonstrations in iran have taken place daily since last september, when mahsa amini died after being detained for allegedly wearing a hijab head scarf in an improper way on this sunday, glide memorial church is taking a stand against what it is calling anti-trans and anti drag incidents with a special service for the lgbt plus community. we live on top of the world. >> we're going to begin to we live on the glide ensemble helped spread the message of unity. >> love and faith through music. one of the featured speakers this morning was a member of the sisters of perpetual indulgence. sister anya streets read a children's story to the congregation that highlights the inclusiveness of glide. come and enter our church for all uh- we should be as welcoming as possible, not just here. >> when we step out. >> glide has been a long time advocate for the lgbt gtk+ community and prides itself as a house of worship fore. san francisco's pride parade is sunday, june 25th. abc seven is a proud sponsor for our abc. seven morning anchors will the event. you watch the parade live right h

september, huge protests were seen in the capital tehran and elsewhere following the death of 22—year—old mahsaly being in breach of the strict rules on how a woman should wear her hijab or headscarf. weeks of protests followed her death, resulting in a violent government crackdown and the deaths of more 500 people. it is extremely difficult for the bbc to obtain footage from inside iran — ourjournalists are not allowed to work there. but a team in the uk has worked through and verified more than 350 videos posted on social media showing the protests in graphic detail. yalda hakim reports. in september 2022, the death of a young woman in police custody triggered antigovernment protests across iran. a family member went at her gravesite. i member went at her gravesite. i swear to god that when she left home, her clothes were so appropriate, she was dressed more appropriately than all of your daughters stop the iranian authorities pledged to investigate amini's death. to insist that the protests were organised by foreign powers. a bbc documentary has analysed over 100 hours of footage from those

on course to -- use of capital punishment in around has surged following the death of 22-year-old mahsa amini in police custody last september. in the democratic republic of the congo, the u.n. reports more than 45 people were killed after an attack on a camp for internally displaced communities. the camp, located near a u.n. peacekeeping site in the djugu territory, was reportedly infiltrated by fighters of a coalition of armed groups sunday who carried out the massacre through the early hours of monday. the victims were buried in a mass grave. the u.n. called the attack a serious violation of international humanitarian law. unesco says the united states will rejoin the united nations' cultural and scientific agency and will pay more than $600 million in back dues. in 2017, the trump administration announced it would withdraw the u.s. from unesco, citing what it called anti-israel bias. israel followed suit immediately after. both the u.s. and israel stopped paying member dues in 2011 after palestine joined unesco. in climate news, tens of thousands ofead fishave washed ashore across m

in iran, the two women journalists whose reporting on the death of mahsa amini in police custody lastseptember, setting off a nationwide uprising, were tried this week in what press freedom groups blasted as a sham trial. elaheh mohammadi and niloofar hamedi had been prevented from seeing their lawyers ahead of the trial and the lawyers were reportedly not permitted to present a defense in court during the closed-door proceedings. last month, the reporters were awarded the prestigious 2023 unesco/guillermo cano world press freedom prize, alongside a third imprisoned iranian journalist and activist narges mohammadi. thousands of immigrant workers walked off their jobs thursday in florida to protest a draconian anti-immigration law signed by republican governor ron desantis that's set to go into effect july 1. it imposes harsh penalties to certain employers who don't check their workers' immigration status, among other measures. in immokalee, farmworkers and their families led a march denouncing the protest a called a day without immigrants. this is an undocumented farmworker who kept h

after the death of mahsa amini while in custody with the law enforcement being known as the moralityspotlight on the plight of women in iran. and highlighting a moment in history for decades earlier. on june 18th, 1983, ten iranian women given two choices by the government, renounce the religion or be executed by hanging. as they put the rope around their necks medina time they asked again one last time, if they give up their fate. but they refused to do so. and in front of each other they were hanged. one after the other. >> the ten women imprisoned, tortured over montes from teaching the behind faith, all religion indigenous tehran. considered by the government to be a threat is lamb. -- wasn't present with these women before the execution. >> they saw them, and another prisoner to watch when your tortured. now the ngo behind her national communities launching a campaign to honor these executed women. and raise ulises of the long struggle for gender equality in iran. and its first, not hundreds of artists from around the world have contributed projects in solidarity. ♪ ♪ ♪ -- one o

the iranian uprising" taking viewers inside the protests that have rocked iran since the death of mahsaot following the islamic regime's strict dress code. joining us now is the producer of the documentary, and i'm curious as to what we will be seeing in this documentary, especially about not just taking us inside these protests, but the changing attitudes of young people and what they're willing to live with. >> yeah. so the extraordinary thing about what happened when the protests began was that as you know, foreign media and independent journalists, it's very hard for them to operate inside iran, and so when the protests started, iranian citizens began filming the uprising themselves and filming the violence that was taking place on the streets, and the director of the film, the iranian filmmaker from the very beginning was spending every night downloading this footage that was being uploaded by citizens on various different social media platforms despite, you know, internet blackouts and -- and what is extraordinary was that these protests were led by women first and foremost, and t