The silence of the Iranians in the tyranny of Ismail Bakhshi is the answer to the question why no one stands up.

The silence of the Iranians in the tyranny of Ismail Bakhshi is the answer to the question why no one stands up.

Amnesty International, a London-based security firm, has expressed "concern" on Friday, August 11, in a statement on the detention of Ismail Bakhshi and Sepideh Ghulyan and other labor activists.

Ismail, a working-class, oppressed part of a poor but brave family who did not succumb to the oppression of the regime against the workers of the Haft Tapeh sugar cane factory, has become a thorn in the eyes of the regime since it became a hope for the workers with its simple and effective words. .

🔹 This young man only wanted officials to be paid workers' wages.

🔹 Ismail Bakhsh was arrested once again last year but released after a while but was re-arrested in February; along with him, a brave girl named Sepideh Ghalyan, a freelance journalist who had reported on demonstrations at the factory, was arrested. Is