We are living in a strange era where opponents of freedom have become more newsworthy than its supporters. Every day, news agencies report names that have fallen into prison and orders that have led to imprisonment from here and there around the world. It seems that these days, the photographer's camera and the journalist's pen are more dangerous to them than missiles, cannons, and tanks. You may have heard the story that 'Idi Amin' would show his completely white teeth, which was unclear whether it was out of mockery or anger, to his advisors every time a photo was taken of him that he did not like, saying, 'Should we change the photo or the photographer?' Supporting Saddam is supporting the executioners of Kurds and Shiites. A drunken terrorist in Moscow and a 65-year-old terrorist in Baghdad. The torturers have closed both their eyes and the eyes of Ali Afshari. After every major historical event, a woman's name is hidden.
News and Opinions: Should We Change the Photo or the Photographer?
The article discusses the current state of political discourse in Iran, highlighting how opponents of freedom are gaining more attention than supporters. It draws parallels to historical figures like Idi Amin and critiques the oppressive environment faced by dissidents. This situation is significant as it reflects the ongoing struggles for freedom and human rights in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
Journalists face greater danger than military threats in oppressive regimes.
- journalists protest opponents of freedom
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
The article emphasizes the perilous environment for journalists in oppressive regimes.
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