Rally condemning suspected poisonings of Iranian schools girls held in Vancouver
“The regime is trying to deflect blame and say it’s vigilant groups, but we activists are very skeptical and are convinced that they are to blame,” said Afshin Jam, “this is very organized and systematic operation. To orchestrate this across the country to over 200 schools, affecting over 1,000 elementary school girls and now expanding out to universities and girl dorm rooms takes a lot of planning and manpower.
Afshin Jam added that the Islamic Republic has very sophisticated surveillance technology and have used this technology to arrest protestors later in their homes. She said the regime could easily find the perpetrators behind the suspected mass poisoning.Medics, teachers, and parents are now accusing the Islamic Republic of silencing victims.
Teachers are rising up in cities across Iran, protesting against the regime, accusing them of acting like ISIS or the Taliban. “The fight of Iranian women, especially women and girls, it’s a fight for humanity. That’s why I encourage all Vancouverites and all Canadians to join, because this is about us as humans,” said rally organizer Amir Bajehkian.
While parents in Iran are desperate for answers, activists in Vancouver say if these incidents of suspected poisoning of little girls doesn’t move the international community, they don’t know what will.
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