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Shohreh Haghighat is a journalist based in Paris, France. I work in the Farsi department at RFI ( pigiste) France. I film most of the demonstrations and important meetings and then edit them with Adobe Premiere. With more than 23 years of working experience, I do the video part and participate in meetings. I am still working as a freelance reporter at Deutsche Welle Radio in Germany. I work as a PJ in RFI radio .
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Iranians in France march against the Islamic Republic on the anniversary of the 12 Farvardin referendum
Iranians in France, along with other cities around the world, demonstrated in solidarity with the ongoing uprising in Iran, chanting slogans such as 'Woman, Life, Freedom' and calling on the Iranian military and law enforcement to join the people's movement. Similar protests against the Islamic Republic took place in Strasbourg, the seat of the European Union, where Iranians from various European cities gathered to once again urge European institutions to list the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organization.
Iranians in France welcome Nowruz 1402 with the anthem 'Woman, Life, Freedom' and march in Paris
Iranians in France marked the approach of Nowruz 1402 by creating a symbolic and protest-oriented Haft-Seen, including names representing various grievances against the Iranian government. They marched from Pour Royal to the Pantheon in central Paris, chanting slogans in Persian and French, calling for France to sever ties with Iran and to designate the Revolutionary Guards as a terrorist group. Samia Badat Karam, a member of the Paris City Council, expressed her longstanding support for the Iranian people and condemned the Iranian government's actions against its youth. The march also featured performances and the burning of the Islamic Republic's flag.
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