Iran: women and the prospect of democracy

 I was thinking about women’s situation and remembering all the crimes committed by the mullahs that I found myself busy with the thought of how we can gain women’s rights. 
 I had many questions in mind.  Will their voices ever reach out somewhere?
Is there anybody that will answer their cries?
 What is the solution? 

Where can we find an answer?
I could imagine the harsh scene of execution, torture and harassment of women in Iran.
The execution of Reyhaneh Jabbari, arresting of Narges Mohammadi, imprisonment of Negar Haeri, Atena Farghdani, suppression of women activists and etc.
Those young girl that been attacked by acid and that shaking images of them…

The reality is pouring acid on women is not done by street criminals; it is being committed by the Basij and regime’s Guards Corps (IRGC).
The Iranian regime not only has turned a blind eye on this matter, but the regime’s parliament has now passed a law in which these criminals are given immunity. 
The Iranian regime is dictatorial, inhumane, and brutal and there is no place for them in a civilized world.
 The pain and suffering that these mullahs have brought through aggression and by creating inequalities, especially in order to oppress women, are endless.
The rules set by reactionary mullahs are motivated by controlling the fates of women via imprisonment and ending lives through various death sentences such as stoning and hanging.

By listening to the speech of Mrs. Rajavi, I was confident that against the monstrous mullah’s regime ruling in Iran, a combatant force (PMOI), organized and popular as they are, represents a democratic and tolerant Islam in which equality between men and women are promoted. 
 With no doubt, this is a real gift to all Iranian women and even to the rest of the women all over the world.
This combatant force along with 1000 heroic women are the source of hope and power to fight and resist against the violations and extremism in Iran and all the countries where women are suffering from sexual segregation and misogyny.
The main solution is a tolerant and democratic Islam, the anti-dissertation of religious fundamentalism led by Maryam Rajavi.