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Author: Mansoureh Shojaee

Mansoureh Shojaee is a leading Iranian women's rights activist and writer. She is one of the founding members of the One Million Signatures Campaign, attempting to collect a million signatures for women's equal rights. As a part of the campaign she has taken part in protests that have been violently silenced.
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Leading Iranian Activist and Feminist: How I Became a Women’s Rights Activist

Mansoureh Shojaee

“Now, in the corner of this all, here I am as an olive-skinned, middle-aged activist in diaspora trying to inspire the transnational feminism to have more solidarity and to prevent together women from being turned and wrapped in the storming winds of violence, autocracy and militarism—in the Eastern and the Western states.”

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