Tehran’s forgotten prisoners: Youth, courage, and the long fight for Iran’s future
About this episode
The episode discusses the testimonies of two young Iranian women who reveal the harsh realities of repression and the ongoing struggle for democracy and human rights in Iran.
The Tenpenny Files – Two young Iranian women’s prison testimonies expose decades of repression, torture, executions, and resistance. Their stories illuminate a broader struggle for democracy, human rights, gender equality, and self-determination, urging Western leaders to confront the regime, support organized opposition voices, protect activists, and stand with Iranians seeking freedom and justice now...
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