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About Fariba
Fariba Sahraei is an ex BBC broadcast journalist and an award winning film director based in London, United Kingdom. She has been covering Iran, Afghanistan and Middle East current affairs for the past three decades. 
She specialises in producing investigative documentaries that reveal the truth while adhering to the highest editorial standards.
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An investigative documentary on Iran's IRGC role in war in Syria. As the five-year conflict in Syria grinds on, this film has found evidence that Iran is sending thousands of Afghan men to fight alongside. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-360

A closer look at the personal life of the prominent Iranian human-rights activist and Nobel Price winner, Narges Mohammadi. What is the impact of her activities on her family?

Elderly Ukrainians and their pets stay put in the abandoned east

01 Oct 2023  |  ksltv.com
Elderly residents in eastern Ukraine, such as Tamara and Nina, remain in their homes despite the ongoing conflict and harsh living conditions. The town of Konstantinivka, near Bakhmut, is largely abandoned, with intermittent utilities and frequent missile strikes. Many elderly and impoverished residents choose to stay, relying on their pets for companionship and occasional aid from passing soldiers. The Ukrainian government has urged evacuations, but lacks the resources to enforce them. The article highlights the resilience and emotional toll on those who remain.

Exclusive Voice of America | Direct Narrative of Iranian Women on What Happened in Iran After the Killing of Mahsa Amini

17 Sep 2023  |  ir.voanews.com
The 'Woman, Life, Freedom' uprising is considered a pivotal point in the freedom-seeking struggles of the Iranian people during the Islamic Republic's rule. This movement changed protest patterns, street discourse, and established a new generation of Iranians as the main body of civil and political campaigns for liberation. The core of this movement consists of young women who have been activists over the past year, risking their lives for freedom against the forces of suppression.

Iran Installs Cameras in Public Spaces to Identify Women Breaking Dress Code

10 Apr 2023  |  Advocate Channel
Iranian authorities are implementing the use of cameras in public spaces to identify women violating the country's hijab law. This measure aims to prevent tension and conflicts while enforcing the dress code. Identified women will receive warning messages detailing their violations. The move comes amid widespread protests following the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly breaking hijab rules. The Iranian police and state-aligned Tasnim news agency emphasize the importance of preserving values and maintaining community mental health.

Iran installs cameras to identify women breaking dress code

10 Apr 2023  |  WRAL.com
Iranian authorities are implementing the use of cameras in public places to identify women violating the country's hijab law. This measure aims to prevent tension and conflicts while enforcing the mandatory dress code. Identified women will receive warning messages detailing their violations. The move follows widespread protests against the hijab law, sparked by the death of a young woman in custody. Despite public defiance, authorities remain firm on maintaining the dress code.

Iran installs cameras to identify women breaking dress code

08 Apr 2023  |  ktvz.com
Iranian authorities are implementing the use of smart cameras in public places to identify and send warning messages to women who violate the country's hijab law. This move is part of efforts to enforce the mandatory dress code, which has been widely protested following the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly breaking hijab rules. The state-aligned Tasnim news agency reported that the police aim to prevent tension and conflicts while preserving values and maintaining community mental health and peace of mind.

Iran installs cameras to identify women breaking dress code

08 Apr 2023  |  kion546.com
Iranian authorities are implementing the use of smart cameras in public places to identify and send warning messages to women who violate the country's hijab law. This move is part of efforts to enforce the mandatory dress code, which has been widely protested following the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly violating hijab rules. Despite the protests, authorities are not showing signs of relenting on the hijab law enforcement.

Iran installs cameras to identify women breaking dress code

08 Apr 2023  |  abc17news.com
Iranian authorities are implementing the use of cameras in public places to identify women violating the country's hijab law. This measure aims to prevent conflicts and maintain social order. Women identified will receive warning messages detailing their violations. The move comes amid ongoing protests against the mandatory dress code, sparked by the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly breaking hijab rules. Despite public defiance, authorities remain firm on enforcing the law.

Iran installs cameras to identify women breaking dress code

08 Apr 2023  |  kesq.com
Iranian authorities are implementing cameras in public places to identify women violating the country's hijab law, with violators receiving warning messages detailing their infractions. This measure follows widespread protests against the mandatory dress code, sparked by the death of a young woman in custody for allegedly breaking hijab rules. Despite public defiance, authorities remain steadfast in enforcing the law, citing the preservation of values and community mental health.
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