Home Actress Parisa Fitz-Henley HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers February 2023 Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - A statement by the Bahá’í International Community at the UNHRC Special Session on Iran: “Our hearts and the hearts of every unbiased observer ache as we watch the loss of innocent human life in Iran. As Iranians of every age and all walks of life call for social justice and equality, but are met with violence and repression instead of efforts to engage everyone in a genuine conversation on the future of Iran. As you know, the Baha’is in Iran are all too familiar with persecution, with suffering, arbitrary imprisonment, denial of higher education, hate propaganda, executions, and daily harassment for 43 years. In fact, what we see in Iran today is the extension of this persecution to the generality of Iranians. A government that oppresses one group will surely be unjust to all groups in the long run. The Baha’i International Community has in all this time called for international legal mechanisms to hold Iran accountable at the United Nations, bringing its human rights violations to the world’s attention. Such mechanisms are the last hope of every oppressed individual, the only way the UN can stay true to its founding principles, showing victims of persecution that they can trust the human rights system, that human rights crimes cannot be committed with impunity, that the world stands with them, and will not let them suffer while we watch. Establishing an independent fact-finding mission on Iran will now reinforce the call that Iran must abide by its human rights commitments. And it sends a message to the Iranian government that what its people want is a government that respect the rights of all: women, ethnic minorities, religious minorities, and indeed everyone as equal citizens. Thank you.” {Statement delivered by BIC Representative, Simin Fahandej} #SS35 #HumanRights #Iran #Bahai #MahsaAmini Thank you for sharing, @monaiman9 ♥️ Video: A woman w/olive skin & light brown straight hair wears a deep red lip color & dark blazer & sits at a microphone. A white sign w/black letters reads “ONG” on the table in front of her. Audio and title are captioned.

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – A statement by the Bahá’í International Community at the UNHRC Special Session on Iran: “Our hearts and the hearts of every unbiased observer ache as we watch the loss of innocent human life in Iran. As Iranians of every age and all walks of life call for social justice and equality, but are met with violence and repression instead of efforts to engage everyone in a genuine conversation on the future of Iran. As you know, the Baha’is in Iran are all too familiar with persecution, with suffering, arbitrary imprisonment, denial of higher education, hate propaganda, executions, and daily harassment for 43 years. In fact, what we see in Iran today is the extension of this persecution to the generality of Iranians. A government that oppresses one group will surely be unjust to all groups in the long run. The Baha’i International Community has in all this time called for international legal mechanisms to hold Iran accountable at the United Nations, bringing its human rights violations to the world’s attention. Such mechanisms are the last hope of every oppressed individual, the only way the UN can stay true to its founding principles, showing victims of persecution that they can trust the human rights system, that human rights crimes cannot be committed with impunity, that the world stands with them, and will not let them suffer while we watch. Establishing an independent fact-finding mission on Iran will now reinforce the call that Iran must abide by its human rights commitments. And it sends a message to the Iranian government that what its people want is a government that respect the rights of all: women, ethnic minorities, religious minorities, and indeed everyone as equal citizens. Thank you.” {Statement delivered by BIC Representative, Simin Fahandej} #SS35 #HumanRights #Iran #Bahai #MahsaAmini Thank you for sharing, @monaiman9 ♥️ Video: A woman w/olive skin & light brown straight hair wears a deep red lip color & dark blazer & sits at a microphone. A white sign w/black letters reads “ONG” on the table in front of her. Audio and title are captioned.

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram - A statement by the Bahá’í International Community at the UNHRC Special Session on Iran: “Our hearts and the hearts of every unbiased observer ache as we watch the loss of innocent human life in Iran. As Iranians of every age and all walks of life call for social justice and equality, but are met with violence and repression instead of efforts to engage everyone in a genuine conversation on the future of Iran. As you know, the Baha’is in Iran are all too familiar with persecution, with suffering, arbitrary imprisonment, denial of higher education, hate propaganda, executions, and daily harassment for 43 years. In fact, what we see in Iran today is the extension of this persecution to the generality of Iranians. A government that oppresses one group will surely be unjust to all groups in the long run. The Baha’i International Community has in all this time called for international legal mechanisms to hold Iran accountable at the United Nations, bringing its human rights violations to the world’s attention. Such mechanisms are the last hope of every oppressed individual, the only way the UN can stay true to its founding principles, showing victims of persecution that they can trust the human rights system, that human rights crimes cannot be committed with impunity, that the world stands with them, and will not let them suffer while we watch. Establishing an independent fact-finding mission on Iran will now reinforce the call that Iran must abide by its human rights commitments. And it sends a message to the Iranian government that what its people want is a government that respect the rights of all: women, ethnic minorities, religious minorities, and indeed everyone as equal citizens. Thank you.” {Statement delivered by BIC Representative, Simin Fahandej} #SS35 #HumanRights #Iran #Bahai #MahsaAmini Thank you for sharing, @monaiman9 ♥️ Video: A woman w/olive skin & light brown straight hair wears a deep red lip color & dark blazer & sits at a microphone. A white sign w/black letters reads “ONG” on the table in front of her. Audio and title are captioned.

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – A statement by the Bahá’í International Community at the UNHRC Special Session on Iran:

“Our hearts and the hearts of every unbiased observer ache as we watch the loss of innocent human life in Iran. As Iranians of every age and all walks of life call for social justice and equality, but are met with violence and repression instead of efforts to engage everyone in a genuine conversation on the future of Iran.

As you know, the Baha’is in Iran are all too familiar with persecution, with suffering, arbitrary imprisonment, denial of higher education, hate propaganda, executions, and daily harassment for 43 years. In fact, what we see in Iran today is the extension of this persecution to the generality of Iranians. A government that oppresses one group will surely be unjust to all groups in the long run. The Baha’i International Community has in all this time called for international legal mechanisms to hold Iran accountable at the United Nations, bringing its human rights violations to the world’s attention. Such mechanisms are the last hope of every oppressed individual, the only way the UN can stay true to its founding principles, showing victims of persecution that they can trust the human rights system, that human rights crimes cannot be committed with impunity, that the world stands with them, and will not let them suffer while we watch.

Establishing an independent fact-finding mission on Iran will now reinforce the call that Iran must abide by its human rights commitments. And it sends a message to the Iranian government that what its people want is a government that respect the rights of all: women, ethnic minorities, religious minorities, and indeed everyone as equal citizens. Thank you.”

{Statement delivered by BIC Representative, Simin Fahandej}

#SS35 #HumanRights #Iran #Bahai #MahsaAmini

Thank you for sharing, @monaiman9 ♥️

Video: A woman w/olive skin & light brown straight hair wears a deep red lip color & dark blazer & sits at a microphone. A white sign w/black letters reads “ONG” on the table in front of her. Audio and title are captioned. | Posted on 27/Nov/2022 11:48:20

Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – Today’s the day! Some history of two orgs I appreciate so much on this #GivingTuesday — @themonafoundation and @tahirihjustice. Please see their pages for info on how to contribute. TW: Mention of violence. Both these orgs were inspired by women who were killed for their beliefs and actions. Tahirih was a 19th century Persian poet, renowned for her deep religious and spiritual insights and revolutionary approaches (daring to speak of theological concerns the way men did and publicly removing her veil). At 38, held captive for being a Bahá’i, she was strangled with her veil after uttering the words: “You can kill me as soon as you like, but you will never stop the emancipation of women.” In 1983 Mona Mahmudnizhad was just 17 when she was was tortured and sentenced to death by hanging in Iran for “misleading children and youth” as a teacher of Bahá’i children’s classes. Though the US formally requested clemency, Mona and nine other Bahá’i women were executed. As a Bahá’i myself, I grew up with the stories of these women (the Bahá’í Faith originated in what was known as Persia, now known as Iran). It’s been an honor to support the work done in their names by organizations who, while inspired by Bahá’i women and ideals, are run by and in support of people of all Faiths and beliefs, and who focus on making sure that women and girls are centered. Though doing it in different ways, both these organizations are breaking cycles and paving new paths with and for so many people, in the US and all around the world. Please consider getting to know these orgs today and if you’re able and feel moved to contribute, truly any amount would be appreciated. Many thanks. 🙏 Video: Close up of me, brown skin, dark brown eyes and longish curly brown hair with a few silver strands. I’m wearing red lipstick and a sky blue and white abstract pattern sweatshirt (hand-dyed with indigo and high vibes — shout-out @laylidyeshard) and extra large hoop earrings. I’m leaning on a white mantle.
Parisa Fitz-Henley Instagram – Immigrant women, girls, and all survivors of violence deserve to live in safety and with dignity. On #GivingTuesday, I’m proud to support @tahirihjustice, a national nonprofit (US) that serves immigrants fleeing gender-based violence. The Tahirih Justice Center is named after Tahirih, a revolutionary 19th-century Persian woman of the Baháʼí Faith who was executed in Persia (now known as Iran) for unveiling and speaking out about her religious/spiritual beliefs. This took place more than two centuries ago, and yet, courageous women like Tahirih are still fighting for the most basic human rights here in the United States and all around the world. By amplifying the experiences of survivors in communities, courts, and Congress, Tahirih’s mission is to create a world in which all people share equal rights and live in safety and with dignity. I hope you’ll consider supporting @tahirihjustice this #GivingTuesday with a donation of any amount. Together, we can create a world that uplifts women, girls, immigrants, and all survivors of violence. Video Description: Me, brown skin with darker brown eyes and curly brown hair, shot from the chest up. I’m wearing a floral top that’s white, pale pink, light and darker blue. I have on gold hoop earrings and a gold chain. A beam of sunlight crosses the frame diagonally.

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