In this episode of the Ravi podcast, we explore the long path of Iranian women’s resistance, from the Constitutional Revolution in the early 20th century to the powerful “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement of today.
The episode opens with a tribute to Mahsa Amini and traces major historical turning points, including the setbacks following the 1979 revolution and the unstoppable courage of women across generations.
Political analysts Nazila Golestan and Sahar Nasseri, along with journalist Maziar Mokfi, join this episode to discuss the historical evolution of women’s struggles in Iran, the sociopolitical forces that have shaped their resistance, and the emergence of Generation Z as a powerful voice in the movement for freedom and sexual equality.Featuring expert insights, archival audio clips, and personal stories from women who stood up to oppression, this episode sheds light on the evolving role of Iranian women and the global resonance of a movement rooted in dignity, sexual equality, and hope.
The HamAva podcast series is committed to fostering a national dialogue around universal values,democracy, secular governance, human rights, and sexual equality.Within this framework, we believe a free and proud Iran can emerge, one that belongs to all Iranians, regardless of belief, identity, sexuality, or background.