French celebrities; From blasphemy to Iran to silence in France French celebrities who cut their hair in support of the rioters during the "Women, Life, Freedom" protest, kept silent in their country's student protests today. Is the concern for freedom and human rights the main concern of the world for them, or do they only remember it when the feet of Iran are involved and the political pressure on the Islamic Republic? In the fall of 1401, when unrest occurred in Iran after the death of Mahsa Amini, a number of French celebrities, including Juliette Binoche, Marion Cotillard, Isabelle Ajani and Isabelle Hopper, cut off some of their hair as a symbolic gesture. Charlotte Ginsburg was also present in this campaign. This action was widely expressed in the international media and became one of the prominent images of foreign campaigns related to the events of that year. Reuters news agency also reported on this move on October 6, 2022. _ link.

French celebrities; From blasphemy to Iran to silence in France French celebrities who cut their hair in support of the rioters during the "Women, Life, Freedom" protest, kept silent in their country's student protests today. Is the concern for freedom and human rights the main concern of the world for them, or do they only remember it when the feet of Iran are involved and the political pressure on the Islamic Republic? In the fall of 1401, when unrest occurred in Iran after the death of Mahsa Amini, a number of French celebrities, including Juliette Binoche, Marion Cotillard, Isabelle Ajani and Isabelle Hopper, cut off some of their hair as a symbolic gesture. Charlotte Ginsburg was also present in this campaign. This action was widely expressed in the international media and became one of the prominent images of foreign campaigns related to the events of that year. Reuters news agency also reported on this move on October 6, 2022. _ link.