Notices by b9AcE (b9ace@todon.eu), page 6

This is Baloch 8-year-old Mona Naghibi.
Mona and sister were just on their way to school recently, when suddenly Mona fell and the sister asked why. Mona replied "they shot me", before dying.
Just one of many children recently killed by the Iraqn-regime's repression forces to satisfy their hunger for personal power.

Details summarized from the teachers' union.

Students at the College of Fine Arts at the University of Tehran rejected the imposed gender-segregation by today dining outdoors in freedom instead.

Solidarity demo with the antiauthoritarian feminist revolution in Rojhelat and all Iran, today in the Euphrates Region of autonomous North and East Syria which was self-liberated through the Women's Revolution, also known as the Rojava Revolution.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=qheC49zyjLo
From JinHA, the Women's News Agency.

Nothing is unchangeable, explains this antiauthoritarian feminist, whilst also demonstrating on the flags of the Ayatollah's "Islamic" Republic and the Shah's Imperial State of Iran.

"The blood in our veins is the Leader's food",
using the word for "leader" which is the one used for the "Supreme" Leader of Iran, a.k.a. the "Ayatollah",
today at the University of Science and Culture, Tehran.

Tonight in Saqqez, hometown of Jîna/Mahsa Amini.
54 days of rising to freedom and continuing.

When existence is resistance...
Tonight in Rasht, northern Iran.

It's kinda funny though, I think, that the Iran-regime keeps demanding women dress in hmm... "non-spectacular" colors, covering at least most of the hair, preferably all black.
I mean... now with the extremely widespread protests for freedom, it's like...
"Hi! No, we're not Black Bloc, we're just dressing as you demanded (wink, wink) and this is not a Molotov..."
Seems a bit hmmm, "a bit inconvenient" for the repression. ;-D

At one of the antiauthoritarian feminist protest spots in Tehran tonight. This one is in the center of the city.

I just have a special affinity for subway antiauthoritarian feminist protests in Iran, maybe due to my previous thread https://todon.eu/@b9AcE/108261530595284172 from before these protests.
"Death to the dictator", at another metro/subway station in Tehran today.

I mean, look at the antiauthoritarian feminist protest at Beheshti University, Tehran, today.
Almost anywhere else, the "authorities" would denounce that as "Black Bloc", but they just can't do that now, now can they? :-D

In Mashhad, the northeast Iran hometown of the President and the "Supreme" Leader, the people also tonight in solidarity declare Sanandaj and Zahedan the "eye and light of Iran".
Sanandaj in the northwest (Rojhelat, Iran-held Kurdistan) and Zahedan in the southeast (Iran-held part of Balochistan) have been the most brutally repressed, for decades as also now.

The evening's protests started also in Rasht, northern Iran, demanding death to the dictator.

A picture from the authoritarian feminist resistance today in Saqqez, hometown of Jîna/Mahsa Amini.

I don't know who they are, but I love them with all my heart.

This from today reminds me of back at the start of the authoritarianism feminist protests in Iran continuing today, how "experts" speaking in worldwide major media and the regime insisted that it would "die down in a couple of days" and that it was "only a few extremists".
Beheshti University, Tehran, today almost 2 months later, seems to disagree, hmm?

Protests for freedom and repression against that now in Qahdrijan, central Iran.
Two videos.

Another video from a central Tehran metro/subway station this morning united in full revolutionary fervor.

People standing together again tonight for freedom in Arak, mid-west Iran.

Fire to the State('s symbol) tonight in Bukran of Rojhelat/NW Iran.

Somehow this bit of antiauthoritarian feminist protests in Tehran today made me recall the "Battle in Seattle" (movie, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_in_Seattle) success against the WTO in 1999.