Faezeh Hashemi Rafsanjani

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Faezeh Hashemi: Before Mr. Pezeshkian's government, having a woman as a minister was a taboo for some.

If we have gender equality in political parties, the voice of equality can manifest in society.

Faezeh Hashemi: With my candidacy for the fifth parliament, the pressures on me increased.

The attacks against me began with my support for women's cycling.

Faezah Hashemi: The effects of the 2023 movement continue and will become even stronger.

The only right thing that Mr. Ahmadinejad did was to elect a female minister without agreement - with religious officials -

Faezah Hashemi: Our president does not have the authority to make any decision he wants [in the area of women].

Instead of limiting the dowry, analyze the implications of setting a heavy dowry!

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Faezeh Hashemi: Look, I first remind me that I am not associated with the jurisprudence of the jurisprudence. 

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Faezeh Hashemi: I do not choose either Seyed Mojtaba Khamenei or Reza Pahlavi.

I choose the transitional council over the leadership council.

Faezeh Hashemi: The prevailing security perspective in the country can suppress potential protests during the succession period.

There is a lot of disagreement among the group that can take power, and there is no previous uniformity.

Faezeh Hashemi: My father is also subject to criticism.

Dad was unable to bring the ministers he wanted into office during his second presidential term.

Faezah Hashemi: Our allies in the world are dictators! / Our relations with Russia and China are one-sided.

During Mr. Ahmadinejad's term - in the United Nations Security Council resolution against Iran - Russia and China betrayed us.

Faezeh Hashemi: The Constitution must be revised.

My father opposed Mr. Qassem Soleimani's intervention in Syria.

Faizeh Hashemi: In the current view, everyone is a security criminal unless proven otherwise!

In the current situation, if a protest occurs, the government can suppress it.

Faezah Hashemi: I doubt that Generation Z will accept this government.

I think this generation is going its own way and does not care about who becomes the leader.