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[00:00:30] that hundreds
[00:00:34] Jeune Friaux show testifies to or even thousands of loved ones had fallen there. It was so bad that the ground
[00:00:38] in the courtyard
[00:00:40] of love,
[00:00:47] my sister, her family and friends
[00:00:50] had
[00:00:56] to find many beautiful faces of those loved ones.
[00:01:02] I'm quoting that she had to find hundreds of beautiful faces to find her dear Rubin,
[00:01:06] and as soon as
[00:01:08] she finds Rubina, she hugs her and
[00:01:12] doesn't let them
[00:01:14] separate her. Khamenei
[00:01:17] and I should also mention that with
[00:01:20] great persistence and insistence,
[00:01:24] my sister managed to get inside and identify
[00:01:26] Rubina. After that,
[00:01:35] no one could stop her.
[00:01:38] In the chaos, she puts
[00:01:41] her daughter
[00:01:44] in the car and immediately
[00:01:46] escapes from
[00:01:48] there. The word they use
[00:01:52] is blood, a mother who is forced to steal her daughter's body
[00:01:56] from there.
[00:01:59] People. Their bodies are delivered.
[00:02:02] Young
[00:02:04] people have
[00:02:08] hearts
[00:02:10] to this man who is a close preacher to the supreme leader,
[00:02:14] his name is Hosseiniekta and that
[00:02:18] mobilization of all the basijis who are the
[00:02:21] paramilitary militia of the regime.
[00:02:24] Tonight is the time for all mosques , all bases, everywhere to be
[00:02:28] full of all the children of Hezbollah and religious groups
[00:02:32] and tonight is like
[00:02:36] when mothers and fathers take your children's hands and don't let them
[00:02:39] go out. If something happens , if someone
[00:02:43] if a shot is fired and
[00:02:47] they shoot, and if someone is injured , don't
[00:02:50] complain.
[00:03:00] witnesses in different cities of the country will tell us this
[00:03:03] night,
[00:03:10] on January 9th, my friend Sara and I are demonstrating, I didn't know
[00:03:14] that a massacre had taken place the day before, I didn't have internet,
[00:03:16] suddenly a burst of gunfire, we all instinctively ducked and
[00:03:20] I don't know why Sarah didn't do it, she fell, I
[00:03:24] saw a bullet hit her right in the heart, there was blood
[00:03:27] everywhere, she looked at me and died in
[00:03:30] my arms, they were on a motorcycle, one
[00:03:34] was driving, the other was shooting indiscriminately into the crowd, he was aiming
[00:03:37] at the head and the torso,
[00:03:40] 12 people collapsed in front of my
[00:03:42] eyes in a pool of blood, one of my friends lost three
[00:03:46] children, they were 17, 20 and 23
[00:03:48] years old,
[00:03:50] he
[00:04:35] Tanizaki, In Praise
[00:04:58] so as not to arouse the suspicions
[00:06:12] found bullet impacts in the middle of people's foreheads,
[00:06:16] children who were mutilated and unrecognizable in the
[00:06:18] face. People are targeted by military
[00:06:22] weapons. We have documented the presence of
[00:06:26] snipers on the rooftops, shooting at people and targeting them in the
[00:06:30] eyes, making them blind. This evidence
[00:06:32] shows and confirms to us that there was a policy of shooting to
[00:06:36] kill.
[00:07:12] who will manage to get out of Iran, we see the Carizak morgue,
[00:07:16] it's the largest forensic institute in Tehran,
[00:07:19] we see hundreds of bodies at the time, NGOs talk about
[00:07:23] 400 body bags and relatives who come
[00:07:26] to pick up their children, their brothers, their sisters among these
[00:07:29] bodies. This man who sends this video traveled
[00:07:33] 1000 km to get out of Iran,
[00:07:36] send it so that the world understands the extent of the ongoing repression in
[00:07:40] Iran.
[00:07:54] The amount of corpses in Cheryzek
[00:07:57] was on the floor of the streets, on the sidewalks,
[00:08:01] black covers, black covers full of
[00:08:04] corpses, just like that, corpses, corpses,
[00:08:06] bodies. Just like
[00:08:10] those who, for example, transport meat.
[00:09:06] After that,
[00:09:09] they find their loved one's body and with
[00:09:14] that person they escape from Tehran to Kermanshah. And
[00:09:18] my sister
[00:09:22] is forced to carry
[00:09:24] her child's bloody body to Kermanshah in her arms
[00:09:28] and that's why until
[00:09:31] Kermanshah itself and until the moment of burial
[00:09:34] , what I heard is that she didn't let anyone
[00:09:38] separate her from him for even a moment because she was afraid
[00:09:42] that they would take him away.
[00:10:12] then the bloody repression that took place and in this speech, we feel
[00:10:16] his determination to continue the repression against the Iranian
[00:10:19] population,
[00:10:21] We are not leading the country towards war.
[00:11:48] We also have a number of cases that are currently under review, this
[00:11:52] figure is just over 11,000. We have
[00:11:55] data on over 11,000 serious injuries and this figure is probably much
[00:11:59] higher. We have documented nearly 50,000
[00:12:02] arrests, these are arbitrary arrests. And
[00:12:06] furthermore, we have collected evidence of an unprecedented number of forced disappearances.
[00:12:20] From the moment the internet resumes,
[00:12:23] communications slowly resume. The messages remain very brief, we
[00:12:27] feel that people are scared, what I also feel in these messages is
[00:12:31] the bewilderment
[00:12:32] actually,
[00:12:35] I'm exhausted like everyone else, but
[00:12:38] alive, tired, furious, often in tears, but life
[00:12:42] must go on, I delete all message history and
[00:12:45] especially videos, I'm so scared and we've all become
[00:12:49] paranoid,
[00:12:52] hello Mariam, I'm well, well I'm
[00:12:56] depressed but alive, it has been a
[00:12:59] terrifying week, like a real state of
[00:13:02] siege. Hello Herchad, we are
[00:13:06] physically well, but we are broken, devastated,
[00:13:09] the intensity and scale of the crimes are beyond comprehension, I sincerely
[00:13:13] wonder if we will ever laugh again, if we will ever see happiness
[00:13:17] again,
[00:13:20] from the dust of the cold streets,
[00:13:23] I wrote with my
[00:13:27] red blood until your
[00:13:30] smile, because when
[00:13:34] another day comes, my soul
[00:13:38] will be green,
[00:13:41] the eternal sun of
[00:13:44] freedom,
[00:13:45] the light of
[00:13:49] the 91st is gone, first digger hit, so the idea
[00:13:53] is to put, come on. 5 6 we don't agree with
[00:13:56] Adriana, we don't think it will
[00:13:58] hold,
[00:14:03] they have given themselves a mission, to build emergency housing for victims
[00:14:07] of domestic violence, I will meet Omar and Mounir, in 6
[00:14:11] months, these two residents of Grigny have managed to mobilize senators,
[00:14:14] businesses and funders for their Phoenix project.
[00:14:18] Once upon a time, we would have come to you, Mr. Lawedge, you have the senatorial
[00:14:21] envelope, a small funding would not be refused, I will...
[00:14:25] understand the trigger for this urgency and especially how far they want to carry
[00:14:28] their project, follow me, you are in no man's land, hello Omar, you
[00:14:32] are certainly there, yes please, please, well welcome
[00:14:36] to where it all began, when we had our first
[00:14:39] requests from women in difficulty, we tried
[00:14:43] to call town halls, friends who worked for social
[00:14:47] landlords and so on, and saw that it was extremely difficult to find them
[00:14:51] an immediate housing solution, so in fact
[00:14:54] we... had about ten apartments available, we
[00:14:58] were able to house women victims of violence for a few days to
[00:15:01] 3 months, now we are close to
[00:15:17] available for victims of domestic violence in France, despite this, every day one
[00:15:21] a solution, hello madam.
[00:15:25] like Leila, housed by an Omar contact for a few months and whose
[00:15:29] body bears multiple scars. How did you get
[00:15:32] here? I lived with my ex-partner,
[00:15:36] I was a victim of... physical and
[00:15:38] psychological violence with my children so I didn't
[00:15:42] want to continue living like this several times I left and came back
[00:15:46] I left so he always managed to convince me to go back and
[00:15:49] it was always the same I felt trapped no
[00:15:52] solution at all and so I started looking I
[00:15:56] contacted the friend she told me about the association they
[00:16:00] told me they could actually come get me after the
[00:16:03] police intervened and all that he was
[00:16:06] incarcerated do you feel safe here? I feel very
[00:16:10] safe and I am well settled with my
[00:16:21] what went through your mind for you to say from Grigny, let's embark on this adventure?
[00:16:25] in fact, what motivated us was failure, in reality, we
[00:16:29] had been asked once through a friend who
[00:16:32] for his sister had difficulties finding solutions, he
[00:16:36] tried but didn't... unfortunately found, we
[00:16:39] said to ourselves, but what could we do not to put
[00:16:42] this burden solely on the shoulders of a bay and the generosity
[00:16:46] of people because it's not sustainable in the long run, in reality, we need to find an economic model and so on,
[00:16:50] if we in Grigny, the association of the poorest city in France, if not
[00:16:54] we arrive, no one has any more excuses for not doing it in reality. Since
[00:16:57] 2003, the popular education structure Greenywood addresses the
[00:17:01] youth of Grigny, with Phoenix, its founders start from scratch to
[00:17:05] help a new public, let's go for the visit. And Omar
[00:17:08] improvises as an investor in tiny houses for the cause,
[00:17:12] it's a house that is 26 square meters, it has one floor and how long does it
[00:17:16] take to build, if it's a single house, it takes 3 4
[00:17:20] weeks, here is the bathroom, that's
[00:17:23] right, with a beautiful high ceiling, that's right, but we can change the type
[00:17:27] of staircase and the type of configuration, if you have good insurance I think we can make a
[00:17:31] good deal there, it has a nice view anyway, well, this is the
[00:17:34] luxury version, it's perhaps not where you want to invest. No why not because women
[00:17:38] are in a difficult
[00:17:40] situation that we should not give them
[00:17:44] a pleasant home in fact you
[00:17:47] imagined that when creating these buildings that it could precisely serve these publics
[00:17:50] totally before creating my little green house I was also engaged
[00:17:54] in the fight against domestic violence I had developed
[00:17:57] a mobile application on my side to support these
[00:18:01] people and concretely for housing well it remains housing so that means
[00:18:04] we can configure it according to the need what's your plan
[00:18:08] there when you see that finally you go on
[00:18:11] Amazon we see yes houses at 10,500
[00:18:14] € I don't know what I'm going to receive and here what's good is that it was something
[00:18:18] concrete and palpable vary between 40 and 50,000
[00:18:22] € and the larger ones are around 100 to 120,000 €. In terms of material
[00:18:26] price, if we manage to get certain partnerships with large
[00:18:29] groups free of charge, for example, would that help adjust
[00:18:33] the bill? Yes, that would be ideal because it's a social project, it will
[00:18:37] make you good contacts
[00:18:39] totally we will go see them all
[00:18:41] that's it
[00:18:45] here he has an appointment at the Senate in Paris, the Phoenix team will meet Senator
[00:18:48] Saint-Santin, what they want is to create a dynamic throughout France and for that
[00:18:52] they need some advice, we
[00:18:55] anyway we want to play collectively, we really need I want to
[00:18:59] say shake the coconut tree and ask each city
[00:19:02] to have a dedicated number of apartments for women you know a bit like it's done for
[00:19:06] bill, do we first need to
[00:19:09] associate senators or do we need to associate deputies, but I
[00:19:13] will be there to support you, know that, associations in this
[00:19:16] country have always been mistreated even though they do excellent work, they are there to
[00:19:20] be able to find solutions that public authorities do not, you know when
[00:19:23] I write for example to the prefect or the minister as a senator he replies
[00:19:27] to me, but the average person who writes him a letter, he does not reply
[00:19:31] to him, so that's also where the mechanics, the mechanics, so here is the
[00:19:38] the strategy we used is a real political strategy called
[00:19:41] table diplomacy, one of the best tables in Paris is the
[00:19:45] Senate restaurant, meaning that in my opinion they will be a bit more attentive than if we were
[00:19:49] in the back of a room in Grigny, does it have a bit
[00:19:53] of the fake it until you make it logic? Yes
[00:19:56] but I would say fake it in moderation because in fact we are
[00:20:00] there and in reality you have a lot of people who want to get involved and who
[00:20:03] also seek to give meaning and we finally arrive. Each
[00:20:07] time, we do greenwoodian lobbying, it's true, Mounir
[00:20:11] Nordine, a business manager in a major bank, has used his network
[00:20:15] tonight, their strength is networking, especially with field
[00:20:18] actors like Zara Aksus, it
[00:20:21] really affects all social categories, all
[00:20:25] nationalities, as Zaraacus, from the
[00:20:29] Women's House of Paris, I'm told no, but wait, it's the aggressor who must leave, not
[00:20:32] the victim,
[00:20:36] of the aggressor. I organize myself, so
[00:20:39] it can be an offer, but we need a
[00:20:43] real policy for taking care of women
[00:20:46] victims of violence, come on I'm going to shock you. I
[00:20:50] want the same budget as the
[00:20:51] army,
[00:20:55] and while waiting for the army budget, in a few months, the team has already raised
[00:20:59] half a million euros, so we are
[00:21:01] back in Estang on the land that Omar acquired to install his tiny
[00:21:05] houses and what you see behind me are the first pickaxe blows, today
[00:21:09] on the side of national road one a celebrity, good
[00:21:12] trip, came to provide unexpected
[00:21:16] Karembeu, model and television host, so...
[00:21:20] the idea is to put 5 6 inside, we're going to make a small pond
[00:21:23] here with fish, we don't agree with
[00:21:27] you're going to miss some mystical things there, it's not good, okay,
[00:21:31] so change of plan, it's dangerous for children, yeah okay, that
[00:21:35] has to go, no that's for sure, what makes you
[00:21:38] motivated to come here and support Omar? I am a
[00:21:42] woman and I am a mother, I have been an ambassador for the
[00:21:45] Red Cross for 27 years and I know that to
[00:21:49] find yourself in a difficult
[00:21:51] situation, to feel unheard,
[00:21:55] isolated, can turn into a nightmare, in 2023, there were
[00:21:59] 244,000 women who were registered for domestic
[00:22:01] violence, it speaks to me, these are women who have no
[00:22:05] and this kind of
[00:22:08] accommodation offers a calm place, these women can
[00:22:12] think about possible solutions to be at
[00:22:15] peace, it's a small association anyway Greenywood at the base and the Phoenix
[00:22:19] project, what is it... you want to boost this association, I act on the
[00:22:23] communication front,
[00:22:25] that's my role, I attract the light, that's why
[00:22:29] you are here, yes, aren't you, we would still be here but we are happy to
[00:22:32] see you I attract the light to
[00:22:35] perhaps a solution to a problem, you have confidence
[00:22:38] obviously in the first half of 2026
[00:22:41] 49 women died at the hands of their partners in France, at
[00:22:44] Phoenix and we
[00:23:08] some outfits, you'd think they were burnt by the
[00:23:11] sun,
[00:23:16] climate change, exactly.
[00:23:32] "The planet is burning, freedom of expression is threatened by the rise of populism, fashion
[00:23:36] designers can no longer hide their faces, through his
[00:23:40] Spring/Summer 2027 menswear collection,
[00:23:43] at 82, Yoji Yamamoto protests, is indignant,
[00:23:46] revolts."
[00:23:52] the climate, it obsesses me,
[00:23:56] the glaciers in the far
[00:23:57] north,
[00:24:03] absolutely,
[00:24:10] the weather is going crazy,
[00:24:13] weather, so many dangers, I'm afraid
[00:24:17] it will end badly, very badly.
[00:24:21] "He manages to convey a political message in a
[00:24:25] melancholy completely, you also have to
[00:24:29] abandon, completely
[00:24:31] abandon, it's
[00:24:34] really an
[00:25:43] heat as well as intense cold. It is therefore increasingly
[00:25:46] difficult to know how to dress. We must propose.
[00:26:03] this disease, once considered a neurosis mainly affecting
[00:26:06] women, today, look how symbolic of patriarchal,
[00:26:09] colonialist, heteronormative naming. I think it's interesting
[00:26:12] to look at, to turn around the way we talk about hysteria, for me
[00:26:16] today the people who are hysterical are politicians, especially with
[00:26:20] what's happening and if we can really qualify a place, it would be that, so it's
[00:26:24] interesting to look at it and turn it around, but I think
[00:26:27] that more than ever it's difficult to be a young committed brand, more than ever it's
[00:26:30] difficult to have a political discourse.
[00:26:33] the artist Claude Emmanuel who closed the
[00:26:37] the difficulty of expressing oneself as
[00:26:39] a woman:
[00:26:42] I am a trans person, what I, one of the first
[00:26:46] things I noticed in my life is that
[00:26:48] the more my transition was effective, the more I
[00:26:52] found myself having a feminine corporality in the eyes of the world, the more my
[00:26:56] right to speak was reduced, so what I could
[00:26:59] say at the time when I didn't yet identify as
[00:27:02] a woman was taken for something valid when my discourse
[00:27:06] hadn't changed and when it is seen through a feminine prism I am told
[00:27:10] that it is too violent, too radical and so
[00:28:46] consistent,
[00:28:50] between climate change and political crisis, fashion remains in search of
[00:28:54] solutions.
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[00:30:23] follow at the beginning of the news with Sarah
[00:30:25] Anderson.
[00:30:29] We will also talk about this drone war. Linked to the Russian
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