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Remembering Dr. Parsa Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Ardavan Bahrami, United States May 9, 2005
Human Rights   Opinions

  

Remembering Dr. Parsa
In the last message that Dr. Parsa managed to send out of her prison cell, she addressed her children: “I am a doctor so I have no fear of death. Death is only a moment and no more. I am prepared to receive death with open arms than to live longer in shame by being forced to be veiled. I am not going to bow to those who expect me to express regret for fifty years of my efforts for women and men’s equality. I am not prepared to wear the chador and step back in history.”

“True reconciliation does not consist in merely forgetting the past.”
- Nelson Mandela in his speech, January 7th, 1996.





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