Show your solidarity with the students of Iran by leaving a message.These messages will be collected across the globe, organized, and published in a Global Solidarity message book. Please write a message in your own language, or any other language that you would prefer. |
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On November 17th, International Students' Day, events will take place at universities across the world to demonstrate solidarity with Iranian students, academics and scholars. We will honor their bravery and struggles for basic human and civil rights. For more than seventy years, Iranian students and academics have been one of the leading defenders of basic freedoms and rights. For this, they have paid dearly, with imprisonment, torture, rape and their lives. Following the June 12th elections and the brutal crackdown on peaceful protestors during last summer, students and scholars, along with others including the members of women’s movement, once again led the struggle. Global solidarity continues to pressure the government of Iran and other governments in their relations with the government of Iran, in order to hold accountable those who have jailed, raped, tortured, and murdered the Iranians demanding their civil and human rights. And although the mainstream media has failed to cover the ongoing struggle, it continues to exist in Iran. Since the universities have opened in late September, Iranian students have again assumed a brave and active voice. Chants in dormitories and outcries in lecture halls, and on campuses throughout the country, occur regularly. One brave honor student voiced his grave concerns about the Supreme Leader while being broadcast nationally. These brave women and men are risking their lives and future. Leave a message, and let’s support these courageous students and academics in every way we can. |
Write Your Message to Iranian Students in Your Own Language
You gonna add a green page to Iran's dark history.
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Reza feili
Le mur de Berlin nous apprend, qu'un jour la voix du peuple peut gagner. La Liberté que vous n'avez pas eu la chance d'avoir à la naissance, vous avez le droit d'utiliser tout les moyens qui vous semble juste pour y accéder. Allez-y!!!Je suis avec vous
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Adeline Chenon
I'm an free human, France
I support: The human rights movement in Iran, the fight for freedom and democracy, support the young brave Iranian students,men & women who are fighting against a brutal regim.
IRAN HAR GEZ NAKHAHAD MORD BA DASHTANE NASLI CHENIN HOSHMAND VA EFTEKHAR AMIZ.
ONCE AGAIN WE WIILL FREE OUR COUNTRY "IRAN"
London, Firoozeh
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: firoozeh saboonchi
"To resist is to create", G. Deleuze (French philosopher).
Good luck, you are creating our future.
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Aurelien Barrau
What a heavy price our nation has paid fro the sweet scent of FREEDOM; leading the way has always been the STUDENTS who have paid with their lives. You are the source of HOPE and ENCOURAGEMENT for many other nations besides our own. FIGHT ON, BE STRONG, You will Free Iran.
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Masi Hashemian
USA
Everybody in Europe admires your bravery, your resilience and your moral strength. Some people support you openly, taking part to demonstrations or spreading information on the Web, but many people, probably the vast majority of Europeans, is on your side and abhors the Iranian regime.
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Piero Caracciolo
I'm a 59 years old university professor, Paris, France
Non esistono confini per il sostegno ai diritti umani nel mondo. Nella speranza di un futuro di libertà e democrazia, mando un abbraccio ai miei amici iraniani :)
"A new age will unite all here
Where free souls may shine so clear"
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Rachele Testa
Roma
Dorood bar Shoma, hamvatan-e azizan!
You are the true lions of the country; the heroes who are fighting for the very freedom that we could not win for you from outside Iran. You have suffered thirty years of tyranny, oppression and mind control. The pressure has finally become too much, and the thirty years of evil have finally taken its toll upon you. Remember, in your struggle for freedom, you have the hearts of the millions of Iranians who live outside of Iran. You have the courage that none of us here have - you are the front line fighters, whilst we sit in our comfortable homes, hoping for the freedom of Iran whilst we ourselves do nothing. Forgive us weak Iranians, forgive us who left Iran to escape the evils of the regime. My wish is that I was born in Iran and lived there, that way I would have joined you.
We Iranians outside Iran are not the champions, we are nobody - You are the heroes, you are the lions, you are the champions. You have our love, support, hopes, hearts and prayers. You are not fighting alone, without us. We are making as much noise here as we possible can in order to support you.
Be blessed, I hope to have the honour of meeting with you one day.
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Mehrtash Rastegar
Human rights academic and supporter, Outside Iran
http://www.seektruthandjustice.blogspot.com
Just when I think that I cannot be more amazed by all of your strength you show us more courage under fire! You are making history, and the whole world hears your roar!!!
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Tia Sorensen
Freedom!!!, Australian in London
People of Iran. The human rights abuses taking part in your beautiful country are appalling.
I send you my wholehearted support for your fight for freedom and democracy in your Country. You are fighting for what many of us take for granted each and every day of our lives.
I am watching each and every day the movement for Freedom and Democracy grow stronger and stronger, with 13 Aban being the strongest ever showing yet. Good luck Students of Iran and People of Iran. The People of the World are Watching and Are With You All.
Best Wishes Today and Always, Tricia Neda
Date of Posting: 10 November 2009
Posted By: Tricia Neda Sutherland
I am 51yrs old, a British grandmother of three. I support the human rights movement in in Iran and have done so since the brutal murder of Neda., Kent, United Kingdom
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International Students' Message of Solidarity to Iranian Students
