[Kyle]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

She was protesting for womens rights then? How else are women every going to get some equality over there? Good on her

I think she's made a bit of a martyr out of herself for nothing here. They aren't going to change their ways at this time over some 'westerner' in their eyes who will probably be seen to be sticking her nose into their affairs.

It's people with more clout who should be doing this.....or at least more than just her on her own.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Kyle

I think she's made a bit of a martyr out of herself for nothing here. They aren't going to change their ways at this time over some 'westerner' in their eyes who will probably be seen to be sticking her nose into their affairs.

It's people with more clout who should be doing this.....or at least more than just her on her own.

the Problem with her
She has a Iranian passport
and a British passport

And a London Law Student

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Kyle

I think she's made a bit of a martyr out of herself for nothing here. They aren't going to change their ways at this time over some 'westerner' in their eyes who will probably be seen to be sticking her nose into their affairs.

It's people with more clout who should be doing this.....or at least more than just her on her own.

Ms Ghavami went to the Azadi Stadium – which ironically means 'freedom' - with other women to protest against Iran's stricture, introduced after the 1979 Islamic Revolution, forbidding females to attend male sporting events.

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