The issue in Iran is not related to the veil, but rather it relates to the survival of the government itself. This was confirmed by Iranian activist and lawyer Sherine Abadi in a private meeting with news now within the “private meeting” program.
Abadi, who frankly answered many of the questions she asked, stressed that the current regime’s agents are more thirsty for blood and their behavior more violent.
Abadi, Nobel Peace Prize, which was known for her strong criticism of her country’s human rights record, said that the recent protests in Iran that erupted in more than 100 cities and participating in all the spectra of the Iranian people are evidence of the people’s rejection of the Islamic Republic’s survival.
In its statements, the Iranian human rights added that these protests differ from its predecessors, and that the Iranian regime has limited and depleted forces that they cannot suppress.
Abadi stressed that there is no role for any foreign power in Iranian protests and that the Iranian people will determine their fate.
The human rights activist indicated that once a democratic government in Iran is established, the nuclear program will stop because it cost Iran a lot..
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