Radio program November 6, 1405 A review of current news and a conversation with Siran Sharifzadeh, a human rights activist, about selective feminism and the silence of Iranian feminists regarding the war and sanctions. 1 Is it possible to be a defender of women's rights, but remain silent in the face of war, sanctions and suffering imposed on their lives? In an interview with Radio Zaman, Siran Sharifor accuses some of the Iranian feminist activists known abroad of selective treatment of women's rights. He believes that ignoring the consequences of war and sanctions, lack of solidarity with women in the region and representation of Iranian women as figures in need of rescue by foreign powers, denied women's agency and distanced Iranian feminism from its critical and effective capacity. A special page for listening to the radio on the Zeman site, producer and host of the day: Zahra Bagri Shad Zeman Radio.

Radio program November 6, 1405 A review of current news and a conversation with Siran Sharifzadeh, a human rights activist, about selective feminism and the silence of Iranian feminists regarding the war and sanctions. 1 Is it possible to be a defender of women's rights, but remain silent in the face of war, sanctions and suffering imposed on their lives? In an interview with Radio Zaman, Siran Sharifor accuses some of the Iranian feminist activists known abroad of selective treatment of women's rights. He believes that ignoring the consequences of war and sanctions, lack of solidarity with women in the region and representation of Iranian women as figures in need of rescue by foreign powers, denied women's agency and distanced Iranian feminism from its critical and effective capacity. A special page for listening to the radio on the Zeman site, producer and host of the day: Zahra Bagri Shad Zeman Radio.