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E-raamat: Woman Life Freedom

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 12-Sep-2023
  • Kirjastus: Saqi Books
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9780863569777
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  • Kirjastus: Saqi Books
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Jina Mahsa Aminis death at the hands of Irans Morality Police on 16 September 2022 sparked widespread protests across the country. Women took to the streets, uncovering their hair, burning headscarves and chanting Woman Life Freedom Zan Zendegi Azadi in Persian and Jin Jîyan Azadî in Kurdish in mass demonstrations. An explosion of creative resistance followed as art and photography shared online went viral and people around the world saw what was really going on in Iran.

Woman Life Freedom captures this historic moment in artwork and first-person accounts. This striking collection goes behind the scenes at forbidden fashion shows; records the sound of dissent in Iran where it is illegal for women to sing unaccompanied in public; and walks the streets of Tehran with The Smarties Gen Z women who colour and show their hair in defiance of the authorities, despite the potentially devastating consequences. Extolling the power of art, writing and body politics both female and queer this collection is a universal rallying call and a celebration of the women the regime has tried and failed to silence.

This is what protest looks like.
Malu Halasa is the editor of seven anthologies on Middle Eastern art and culture. Her edited volumes include the critically acclaimed Syria Speaks: Art and Culture from the Frontline (by Saqi Books) and The Secret Life of Syrian Lingerie: Intimacy and Design. Halasa has written for The Guardian, Financial Times and Times Literary Supplement. She was previously an editor at the Prince Claus Fund in Amsterdam, Editor-at-Large for Portal 9 in Beirut, Lebanon, and a founding editor of Tank Magazine in London. She is currently the literary editor at Middle Eastern arts magazine The Markaz Review.