Showing posts with label evin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label evin. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Jafar Panahi Before and After 3 Months in Prison
Film director Jafar Panahi was recently released from Evin Prison in Tehran. American and International film makers had petitioned for his release, and Panahi had recently gone on hunger strike.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Akbar Ganji Wins Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty
Akbar Ganji, an Iranian writer and journalist who spent 6 years in a Tehran prison for advocating a secular democracy and exposing government involvement in the assassination of individuals who opposed Iran's theocratic regime, has been named the 2010 winner of the Cato Institute's Milton Friedman Prize for Advancing Liberty.
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Akbar Ganji,
Cato Institute,
evin,
human rights,
Iran,
liberty,
Milton Friedman
Monday, August 3, 2009
poem: dying is easy, living is hard
dying is easy, living is hard.
by julie jigsawnovich
you told me if you die
you will be a hero.
no, you'll be a number.
dying is easy, living is hard.
respect freedom martyrs.
honor them by living.
carry their demands.
living is easy. struggle is hard.
if you are free/d,
bear witness to struggles.
remember how hard
getting freedom was.
when we become complacent
the subtle crushing starts.
chains that are mental
make freedom hard.
[for b.]
by julie jigsawnovich
you told me if you die
you will be a hero.
no, you'll be a number.
dying is easy, living is hard.
respect freedom martyrs.
honor them by living.
carry their demands.
living is easy. struggle is hard.
if you are free/d,
bear witness to struggles.
remember how hard
getting freedom was.
when we become complacent
the subtle crushing starts.
chains that are mental
make freedom hard.
[for b.]
Labels:
complacency,
dying is easy,
evin,
freedom of speech,
jigsawnovich,
living is hard,
poem,
struggle
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