Reza Mohajerinejad's blog

Where Is My Vote? Here Is My Vote…Islamic Republic NO!

Reza Mohajerinejad — Mon, 11 Jun 2012 21:12:49 +0000

This week is the third anniversary of the beginning of Iran’s Green Movement. The energy was electric in the weeks that followed the fraudulent reelection of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

Three years later, so much of the world has changed, yet the regime remains. They killed hundreds of Iranians in the streets, jailed and tortured many more. Then there was Neda, who unknowingly would become the face to the world of what was happening in Iran.

جنبش رای ما اینجاست‎

Reza Mohajerinejad — Sat, 02 Jun 2012 20:20:07 +0000

هم میهنان حکومت غیر مردمی جمهوری اسلامی سالهاست بدون مشروعیت به حیات استبدادیش ادامه میدهد و در طی‌ این سالها با انجام بازیهای سیاسی، پرداخت هزینه‌های گزاف و سرکوب صدای مخالفان سعی‌ بر آن داشته است تا با عناوین مختلف بخصوصبرگزاری انتخابات فرمایشی حکومت نامشروع خویش را مردمی جلوه دهد.

When I Remember Akbar...

Reza Mohajerinejad — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 21:04:21 +0000

Tomorrow will mark the three year anniversary of the death of my friend and fellow student movement activist, Akbar Mohammadi. He died in Evin Prison.

Why Demonstrations Are So Important

Reza Mohajerinejad — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 07:00:34 +0000

On July 25, 2009, people all over the world will be showing their support for Iranian protesters in numbers never before seen. In protests sponsored by United4Iran, more than 100 cities will be hosting demonstrations simultaneously, spreading a message of human rights throughout the world and sending a message to the Islamic Republic of Iran that we are watching. This is a day for us to show up for civil and human rights, to put our differences aside, and show our solidarity as supporters of the people of Iran.

Setting the record straight

Reza Mohajerinejad — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 07:09:34 +0000

What I stand for...
I want freedom for the people of Iran.
I want men and women to have the opportunity to live prosperous lives in my country.
I want every mother and father in Iran to go to sleep at night knowing that their sons and daughters are not spending the last hours of their lives in the torture chambers of Iranian prisons.
I'm weary of seeing another photo of a young Iranian face beside headlines that speak to horrific suffering before death, simply for a desire for freedom.
I want human rights for my country.