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Could Iran’s crackdown leave behind a generation with permanent disabilities and dependent on opioids for chronic pain? Dr. Sarah Raza, a trauma physician helping wounded protesters inside Iran, has documented hundreds of metal pellets embedded in victims’ bodies, including a six-year-old with pellets lodged in his face and skull. Her warning: “This is making someone’s body a prison.”
Iran feels the pressure, but will it bend? Raz Zimmt of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) says Tehran increasingly recognizes the economic situation is working against it, yet its leadership may still view another war with the United States as preferable to concessions it considers capitulation. We examine what that calculation could mean for what comes next.
And 31 years for helping children: Afshin Heyratian, a Bahá’í children’s rights activist who devoted his life to helping some of Iran’s most vulnerable children, has received prison sentences totaling 31 years. His brother, Ramin Heyratian, tells us about the man behind the extraordinary punishment and the family fighting for him.
Watch Eye for Iran, Episode 117, with Negar Mojtahedi.
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Chapters:
00:00 Coming Up
02:26 CHAPTER 1: Dr. Sarah Raza | Iran’s generation at risk of permanent disability and opioid dependence
A trauma physician documents the lifelong consequences of pellet injuries sustained during Iran’s crackdown.
20:31 CHAPTER 2 — Raz Zimmt | Why Iran’s regime may risk another war
Despite mounting economic pressure, Tehran may see another war with the US as preferable to concessions it considers capitulation.
47:22 CHAPTER 3 - Ramin Heyratian - Afshin's brother | 31 years in prison for helping children
Afshin Heyratian’s brother - Ramin- tells the story of the Bahá’í children’s rights activist facing decades behind bars.
#iran #iranprotests #irgc #usa #hormuz #war #bahai
Iran feels the pressure, but will it bend? Raz Zimmt of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) says Tehran increasingly recognizes the economic situation is working against it, yet its leadership may still view another war with the United States as preferable to concessions it considers capitulation. We examine what that calculation could mean for what comes next.
And 31 years for helping children: Afshin Heyratian, a Bahá’í children’s rights activist who devoted his life to helping some of Iran’s most vulnerable children, has received prison sentences totaling 31 years. His brother, Ramin Heyratian, tells us about the man behind the extraordinary punishment and the family fighting for him.
Watch Eye for Iran, Episode 117, with Negar Mojtahedi.
Subscribe for a new episode every Friday.
Or listen on any podcast platform.
Chapters:
00:00 Coming Up
02:26 CHAPTER 1: Dr. Sarah Raza | Iran’s generation at risk of permanent disability and opioid dependence
A trauma physician documents the lifelong consequences of pellet injuries sustained during Iran’s crackdown.
20:31 CHAPTER 2 — Raz Zimmt | Why Iran’s regime may risk another war
Despite mounting economic pressure, Tehran may see another war with the US as preferable to concessions it considers capitulation.
47:22 CHAPTER 3 - Ramin Heyratian - Afshin's brother | 31 years in prison for helping children
Afshin Heyratian’s brother - Ramin- tells the story of the Bahá’í children’s rights activist facing decades behind bars.
#iran #iranprotests #irgc #usa #hormuz #war #bahai
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