“I was not in that moment, as a journalist or a woman, going to put a headscarf on and somehow bind myself.” CNN Chief International Anchor Christiane Amanpour discusses the recent protests in Iran following the death of a 22-year-old woman who was detained by the morality police for showing her hair, the qualms Iranian women have with the government and how the people of Iran want a democracy. #DailyShow #Comedy
By coincidence her last name Amanpour in Farsi means brave root.
Replybring Masih Alinejad on the show.she’s our voice.she knows the situation in iran better. PLEASE BE OUR VOICE
ReplyAmanpour should also address this discourse to the left-wing and liberal Western governments who allow veiled Muslim women to be representatives in parliaments to demonstrate Muslim participation in politics and public life. Western countries promote the concept of hijab as well as the concept of Islamophobia.
ReplyThank u for being our voice! plz don’t forget us
Replyyou are so respected in Iran and around world , and we proud of you to standup
Replyto that person( dirt bag) uneducated , and criminal.
We love you Miss Amanpour.
Christiane Amanpour … wondaful ….!!!!!
ReplyLove her! She is a force!!!!
ReplyShe is part Iranian on her dad’s side. That had to be so weird for her regarding the president’s reaction.
ReplyWould have been fun to see the reaction had she worn a transparent scarf and removed it during the course of her interview.
ReplyI’m sure the Iranian leader could care less about doing an interview with this lady.
Reply#MahsaAmini
ReplyI thought the “morality police” was a joke, I don’t think it is….?
ReplyChristine is so great. Please have her back if possible.
ReplyHe can’t even tell women in Iran what to do no more.
ReplyOne sided biased views. Full rights for what, Islamophobia in the west
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