Be My Voice

It is kind of a reportaged film ,and who knows where the funds and expanses are coming from(maybe islamic republic himself ), as always before massih alinejad takes advantage of iranian women who are suppressed by Islamic republic ,shame to all who fund her for such a low quality pre-ordered documentaries.

Im from iran, I tell the facts

she is big charlatan She is a very skilled liar.

She has deceived many men and women of my land.

It has a direct effect on the operation of arresting and torturing and killing all political prisoners.

Do not be fooled by this filth She is not a representative of us Iranian people She is a double agent - from the side of the Islamic Republic of Western security systems, she has been assigned to destroy and collapse Iran.

Please register my message if free speech is really important to you

The only person we know as our representative and lawyer is Prince Reza Pahlavi. Our king.

Imagine growing in a country where your worth as a woman is half of men's. Imagine this situation being enshrined in the laws. And then imagine the same discriminatory political regime deploying its lobbyists in the West to sugarcoat this abject status quo.

Masih Alinejad chronicles her journey of giving Iranian women a voice. She does it by amplifying the voices of women from within Iran. This documentary is a tour de force and it will open your eyes to the heroic fight of Iranian women and Masih's ability to relate to them through her childhood and her resolve to change the status quo.

Thanks to Masih Alinejad for expressing the life and suffering of women in Iran in this documentary. A life in which we do not even have the right to choose our clothes. All the freedoms you have in your daily life have become a dream for us. Many women in Iran have been imprisoned in the prisons of the Islamic Republic in order to one day be able to experience these freedoms. Saba Kord Afshari, Atena Daemi, Narges Mohammadi and hundreds of other women should be introduced to the world.

I had seen another documentary, "The Queen and I" by Nahid. Similar to that one, her new creation is a sincere and clear depiction of the subject matter. As an Iranian woman I can testify the oppression we endure under the misogynistic theocracy of Iran. Thanks to fighters such as Masih and the film director herself, now we can get our long-time silenced voices heard.