While my portfolio captures personal moments, this dedicated section features my work, using video to amplify voices, explore cultural heritage, and document the civil struggle for freedom and human rights in Iran.

The Case of Toomaj Salehi

This piece highlights the international solidarity and reaction to the legal proceedings of rapper Toomaj Salehi. His music and subsequent trial have become a focal point of the movement, symbolizing the cost of artistic freedom under oppression.

Gender Apartheid: A Comparative Look at Iran & Afghanistan

This reel presents a visual overview of Gender Apartheid, a systemic form of domination imposed on women and girls in both Iran and Afghanistan. It highlights key legislative examples, such as restrictions on education, employment, movement (male guardianship), and legal rights, which are intended to maintain state power through gender-based subjugation.

Woman, Life, Freedom: Two Years of Resilience

A Voice from Prison: Yalda Night, Niloufar, and Elaheh

A powerful moment from Yalda Night. This video documents the phone call from journalists Niloufar Hamedi and Elaheh Mohammadi (arrested for reporting on the death of Mahsa Jina Amini) to Khatereh Hakimi, as they sing 'Safarnak.' It is a tribute to the bravery and resilience of the Woman, Life, Freedom movement.

Nowruz: The Arrival of Freedom

The Persian New Year, Nowruz, has always been a symbol of renewal. This reel connects the ancient tradition of spring's triumph over winter to the current struggle, reflecting the enduring hope for freedom and justice in Iran.

45 Years of Resilience: The Fight for Civil Society

On International Human Rights Day, we look back at the 45-year history of civil disobedience and the tireless commitment of Iranian civil society. This reel honors the generations who have used non-violent protest to fight for fundamental rights.

The State of Capital Punishment in Iran

This motion graphic visualizes the alarming statistics and legal flaws surrounding the use of the death penalty in Iran. It details how vague charges, denial of due process, and coerced confessions are used to suppress dissent and intimidate activists, often targeting ethnic minorities.

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