As the situation in Iran grew more serious, a group there issued the charter of the “Women, Life, Freedom” movement without mentioning its name.
The movement’s objective, according to a post shared by a number of activists on social media, is to form the “Republic of Iran.” Foreign policy is founded on the national interest in a secular state that does not interfere with any form of religion (including beliefs and rituals).
The article states: “Our objective is to defend women’s rights; legal equality and facilitating women’s social roles are the key goals for updating laws and regulations.
“Our red line is the unit of the homeland,” the message continued. Residents of each village, city, and province are in charge of overseeing its administration; it is the national obligation of Iran to preserve its cultural and natural legacy.
And for the movement’s strategy, we will persist in this direction via a peaceful transfer. The ability to defend oneself against violent repression remains legal.”
The declaration explained: “We think that free elections produce the majority of the majority.
The majority cannot violate the basic rights of the minority; the constitution will include freedom of assembly and the formation of associations, the prohibition of government control, the protection of privacy and human rights. ”
Added him: “All citizens should have access to equal opportunity, civil liberties, and luxurious necessities.
No of their sex, language, colour, sexual orientation, religion, or class, all Iranians share ownership of Iran, and the government is required to end all types of discrimination.
In its statement, the group proposed the formation of a transitional government by an actor defending the “daughters of the revolution” with the existence of factions that adhere to these principles.
It also touched on more sensitive issues such as the proposal to integrate the Iranian Revolutionary Guards into the army, as well as solve the issue of the nuclear agreement and address the economic situation.
The group welcomed all political parties, including those associated with the current system and the past regime, at the conclusion of its statement.
Separately, images from two days ago that circulated on social media showed that the women of the village of “Blindo Kalaat” in the southern region of the country’s Hormuzgan Governorate planned a protest march alongside lawmakers and the governor of Hormuzgan
The village’s female residents yelled phrases like “Death to Khamenei” and “Women… Life… Freedom.”
A movement in Iran lifts “the red card” to Khamenei with the slogan “Women, life, freedom”
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