This interview, featuring a lecture by Hossein Raeesi—human rights lawyer and professor at Carleton University—delivered at the Agora Philosophical Association on December 8, 2024, offers an in-depth exploration of the challenges and obstacles faced by women in Iran, particularly in relation to discriminatory laws and patriarchal structures.
The speaker addresses topics such as the impact of the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement, the role of mandatory laws like compulsory hijab, and the need for fundamental reforms in both legal and social frameworks. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of civil, nonviolent resistance in achieving justice and equal rights, while highlighting the paths women are forging in various social and political spheres.
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