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Sanaz Bagheri is an Iranian cartoonist living in the Netherlands. She is an independent cartoonist working in the social and political fields. She is concerned about the lack of justice and she is trying to protest human rights abuses, the violation of women's rights and the lack of freedom of expression in Iran.

International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women

Compulsory hijab, child marriage, acid attack, rape, sexual harassment, verbal harassment, physic
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Justice in prison

Torture and harassment of prisoners is a major focus in the prisons of the Islamic Republic of Ir
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Ideology in the Middle East

People in the Middle East are captivated by the ideological thoughts and decisions of totalitaria
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National Internet plan to protect dictators for more repression and killing!

The Parliament of the Islamic Republic of Iran has approved a plan called the plan to protect the
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Alliance

Following the widespread protests in Khuzestan, Iran, people in different cities rose up and prot
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Iranians abroad

Ebrahim Raisi invited Iranians abroad to return to the country and said that we would provide the
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Group of Death

After Ibrahim Raisi became president of the Islamic Republic, Mohseni Ejei was elected head of th
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Afkari borthers

Navid Afkari was an athlete (wrestler) who was arrested, imprisoned and finally executed on Septe
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Time to change

Presidential elections in Islamic republic of Iran take place while the main decision-maker in th
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Election boycott

On the 18th of June is the presidential election in the dictatorial regime of the Islamic Republi
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The status of Women in Iran

Iran, the country that ranks #1 in the world for the execution of women and the repression of wom
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Empty Authority

On April 10, the Natanz nuclear facility was again attacked by Israel.
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Collaboration with evil

During the November 2019 protests in Iran, more than 1,500 people were killed by the government i
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