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a Mohammedan goddess; Echoes of women who had nowhere to go Asal Abbasian - Elaha Mohammadi, before her name was linked to the report on the funeral and imprisonment of Mahsa Gina Amini, was the voice of women whose lives were made difficult by violence, discrimination and patriarchal laws. From women who ran away from home to survive, to victims of sexual harassment in newsrooms, to women who lost control of their bodies, her reports document lives that are often overlooked. By rereading Mohammadi's journalistic career, this article shows how she became the voice of women who were still alive, but had no safe place to live, before she recorded Zeena's grief. Zamane Radio.

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a Mohammedan goddess; Echoes of women who had nowhere to go Asal Abbasian - Elaha Mohammadi, before her name was linked to the report on the funeral and imprisonment of Mahsa Gina Amini, was the voice of women whose lives were made difficult by violence, discrimination and patriarchal laws. From women who ran away from home to survive, to victims of sexual harassment in newsrooms, to women who lost control of their bodies, her reports document lives that are often overlooked. By rereading Mohammadi's journalistic career, this article shows how she became the voice of women who were still alive, but had no safe place to live, before she recorded Zeena's grief. Zamane Radio.

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