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JINA MAHSA AMINI
The face of Iran's protests. Her life, her dreams
and her death.
In memory of Jina 'Mahsa' Amini, the cornerstone of the 'Zan.
Zendagi. Azadi revolution.
16 February 2023 | By Gino d'Artali
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Read all about the assasination of the 22 year young
Jina Mahsa Amini (Kurdistan-Iran) and the start of the Zan,
Zendegi, Azadi (Women, life, freedom) revolution in Iran
2022
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2-weekly opinion by Gino d'Artali: |
When one hurts or kills a women
one hurts or kills hummanity and is an antrocitie.
Gino d'Artali
and: My mother (1931-1997) always said to me <Mi
figlio, non esistono notizie <vecchie> perche puoi imparare qualcosa da
qualsiasi notizia.> Translated: <My son, there is no such thing as so
called 'old' news because you can learn something from any news.>
Gianna d'Artali.
Iranwire - October 3, 2023
<<Armita, 16, in Coma after Tehran Subway Assault by Hijab Authorities
The 16-year-old Iranian girl who fell into a coma after being pushed by
hijab enforcement officers in a Tehran subway station for not wearing a
headscarf has been identified as Armita Geravand. The Norway-based
Hengaw group, which monitors rights violations in Iran's Kurdish
regions, reported on October 3 that Armita, from western Kermanshah
province, is under stringent security measures at Fajr Air Force
Hospital. Earlier, two sources with knowledge of the matter told
IranWire that the teenager is in a coma. She was transported to the
hospital by an ambulance of the Tehran Municipality on October 1 due to
a <head trauma and visible head injuries,> the sources said.
Drop in Blood Pressure?
Meanwhile, Armita's parents were brought in front of a camera to recite
the official version of the incident. A video published by the official
IRNA news agency shows the mother saying that Armita lost consciousness
following a drop in blood pressure. She says the teenager was taken to
hospital by ambulance, while her father claims she was transported in a
taxi. A woman introduced as a relative also appears in the clip saying
that the family saw CCTV footage from the metro station. She denied that
the teenager was assaulted. The surveillance camera recordings from
Shohada metro station have not been made available to the public.>>
Read more here:
https://iranwire.com/en/news/121132-armita-16-in-coma-after-tehran-subway-assault-by-hijab-authorities/
Iranwire - October 3, 2023 , 2023
<<Exclusive: Teenager Assaulted in Tehran Metro Taken to Hospital with
Weak Vital Signs
A 16-year-old Iranian girl who fell into a coma after being assaulted by
hijab enforcement officers in a Tehran subway station was taken to
hospital with weak vital signs, IranWire has learned. A source with
knowledge of Armita Geravand's condition told IranWire that the teenager
was in a critical condition when she was transported to Fajr Air Force
Hospital on the morning of October 1. <The initial examination by the
emergency technician indicated a GCS of 3,> the source said. The GCS, or
Glasgow Coma Scale, is used to describe the extent of impaired
consciousness in acute medical and trauma patients. The highest possible
GCS score is 15, and the lowest is 3. Generally, a score of 8 or fewer
means the patient is in a coma.
IranWire's source said that Armita <was brought to the hospital in a
comatose state with a code 99> - meaning that the teenager needed
cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) because she had ceased breathing or
her heart had stopped. According to the source, the emergency service in
Tehran established that Armita suffered a <head trauma> after <falling
from a level surface.> <Upon receiving the patient, I heard she had
fallen during a confrontation in the subway,> the source added. In a
video published by the official IRNA news agency, Armita's mother says
that the teenager lost consciousness following a drop in blood pressure.
But IranWire's source refuted that version of events: <It is improbable
that a drop in blood pressure alone would cause a person to fall and
strike their head against an obstacle, as a drop in blood pressure
typically leads to symptoms such as dizziness and weakness, which an
individual would generally notice. In such cases, they would usually sit
down, grasp onto something for balance, or seek assistance from others.>
IRNA also released CCTV footage of three schoolgirls without mandatory
headscarves entering a subway train. Moments later a group of passengers
can be seen pulling an apparently unconscious girl out to the platform.
Reports from Tehran suggest heightened security measures were put in
place around Fajr Hospital on October 3, including the deployment of
extra security personnel. In recent months Iranian authorities have been
enforcing mandatory hijab for women and girls, particularly in Tehran
metro stations.>>
Source:
https://iranwire.com/en/news/121138-exclusive-teenager-assaulted-in-tehran-metro-taken-to-hospital-with-weak-vital-signs/
Iranwire - October 3, 2023
<<Teenager in Coma after Tehran Subway Incident Involving Hijab
Authorities
A 16-year-old girl fell into a coma after being pushed by hijab
enforcement officers in a Tehran subway station for not wearing a
headscarf, IranWire has learned. Sources with knowledge of the matter
said that the teenager was transported to Fajr Air Force Hospital by an
ambulance of the Tehran Municipality on October 1 due to a <head trauma
and visible head injuries.> Two separate sources said that the student
was in a coma.
Her identity and her school have not been disclosed. The security
agencies of the Islamic Republic have imposed severe restrictions on
reporting the incident at Shohada subway station. Maryam Lotfi, a
reporter for Shargh newspaper who went to the hospital to report on the
girl’s condition, was detained for a few hours.>>
Read more here:
https://iranwire.com/en/news/121132-teenager-in-coma-after-tehran-subway-incident-involving-hijab-authorities/
and below
Armita Gevavand
NCRI - Womens committee - October 3, 2023 - in Women's News
<<Has Armita Geravand, 16, suffered the fate of Zhina Mahsa Amini?
According to reports published on social media, a 16-year-old girl went
unconscious and fell into a coma due to the injuries she suffered as a
result of being shoved by the guidance patrol agents in a Tehran metro
wagon. This high school student, named Armita Geravand, was allegedly
attacked on Sunday, October 1, 2023, while she was boarding the subway
train to go to school with her friends at Tehran's Shohada metro
station. Armita Geravand was transferred by ambulance to the Fajr
Hospital located on Pirouzi Ave. in Tehran. The hospital, affiliated
with the Air Force, is surrounded by security forces until the moment of
preparing this report. Even Armita's parents are not allowed to visit
her. Maryam Lotfi, a reporter from Sharq Daily, who went to the Fajr
Hospital at noon on Monday, October 2, 2023, to prepare a report on the
situation of Armita Geravand, was arrested. She was released after a few
hours. (The state-run Rouydad24.ir, October 2, 2023) The authorities
forced Armita's parents, Bahman Geravand and Shahin Ahmadi, to appear on
TV and repeat the government’s narrative. In the short interview, her
mother says that she was told that Armita's blood pressure dropped and
her head hit the edge of the metro (wagon). <In the morning she went to
school. She was supposed to see her friends at the Shohada Metro
Station. Now, when they went there... I think my daughter's pressure...
I think her blood pressure dropped, I don't know… I think... Well, they
said that her (blood) pressure dropped. OK? ... Her pressure dropped
or... Anyway, she fell down and her head hit the edge of the metro.>
(The state-run IRNA24 TV, October 3, 2023)
Armita's parents on the state TV
The clerical regime has disseminated edited footage of the
entrance of Armita Geravand and her friends to the metro wagon, which is
abruptly followed by a scene where her friends are carrying her out.
While CCTV cameras are installed in all metro wagons, no footage from
inside the wagon has been made available. According to an unverified
report, a source from inside the Fajr Hospital said Armita's
consciousness level is 3 and her pupils are unresponsive to light, and
she is near brain death. According to this source, a section has been
completely evacuated and is under the full protection of security
forces.>>
Source:
https://women.ncr-iran.org/2023/10/03/armita-geravand/
Jina Amini is choking raisi
Iranwire - October 2, 2023
<<Exclusive: Hijab Enforcement Officers Injure Girl in Metro Station
A secondary school pupil has been hospitalised with a head injury after
being pushed by hijab enforcement officers in the Tehran underground,
IranWire reports. The girl was taken to Fajr Air Force Hospital in the
Iranian capital with a <head injury,> according to an informed source
who spoke to IranWire. Masoud Dorosti, CEO of the Tehran Metro Operation
Company, denied any involvement in the incident during an interview with
the official IRNA news agency. He claimed that the girl had <no verbal
or physical altercation with passengers or metro personnel.> In CCTV
footage released by IRNA showing the incident, three schoolgirls, who
are not wearing headscarves, can be seen entering a train. Moments later
a group of passengers assists an apparently unconscious girl, pulling
her out to the platform. No footage from potential surveillance cameras
from inside the train has so far been made available. Reports from
Tehran suggest the presence of heightened security measures around the
Fajr Hospital tonight, including a substantial deployment of security
personnel in the area. Maryam Lotfi, a reporter for Shargh newspaper who
went to the hospital to report on the girl's condition, was arrested by
government forces. Iran's judicial and security agencies have not
provided any official reasons for Lotfi's arrest, but it is believed the
purpose was to prevent the release of news about the injury to the girl.
Reports emerged yesterday suggesting that the girl fainted after hitting
her head on a metal surface. In recent months authorities have been
enforcing mandatory hijab for women and girls particularly strictly in
Tehran metro stations. In August the online newspaper Faraz revealed
that the capital's municipality had hired 400 <hijab officers>.
According to the report, which was not denied by members of the Tehran
City Council, the mission of these hijab enforcement personnel in the
underground is to issue verbal warnings, prevent women without hijabs
from entering and hand over non-compliant females to the police.>>
Source:
https://iranwire.com/en/news/121112-exclusive-hijab-enforcement-officers-injure-girl-in-metro-station/
Iranwire - October 2, 2023 , 2023
<<Shargh Reporter Arrested in Tehran
Iran's Shargh newspaper says security forces arrested one of its
reporters on October 2. It said that Maryam Lotfi was taken into custody
after visiting Fajr Air Force Hospital to report on the situation of a
girl who had lost consciousness in the Tehran subway. According to some
reports, a high school girl was sent to the hospital after sustaining a
head injury in the subway. The incident reportedly occurred when an
officer pushed her to try to force her to wear a mandatory headscarf. No
information has been provided regarding the reasons for Lotfi''s arrest
or the agency responsible for it.>>
Source:
https://iranwire.com/en/journalism-is-not-a-crime/121113-shargh-reporter-arrested-in-tehran/
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