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Standing beside public demands
English editorial guide to the identified collective appeal.
A statement by fifty-nine artists abroad supports civil, social and economic demands and opposes the repression of protests.
- Author
- Collective signatories
- Publication
- Tribune Zamaneh · IranWire republication
- Source date
- 4 January 2018
- Published language
- Persian
- This page
- English publication guide
Ghazi Rabihavi appears in the published endorsement list. No sole authorship or organisational office is attributed to him.
Original English editorial guide to retained collective material. Demands and allegations remain attributed to the document; Rabihavi’s recorded role is a listed endorsement.
The demands and the response
The statement describes people taking to the streets under economic and political pressure. Its support extends to civil, social and economic demands, while condemning violence, arrests and repression. The signatories speak as writers, musicians, filmmakers, researchers and artists who stand beside people making those demands. Source 1
The appeal also objects to the interruption of internet and telephone communication. Its description of the situation belongs to the protests of that period; the report does not establish a continuing communications restriction or a current casualty figure. Source 1
A published name in a collective document
Rabihavi is numbered twenty-two in the retained signatory list. Tribune Zamaneh identifies IranWire as the source of the material and makes clear that user contributions do not represent Radio Zamaneh’s editorial position. The record preserves his endorsement without assigning him authorship of the appeal. Source 1
Sources & credits
- Tribune Zamaneh · 59 artists support protests
IranWire material republished on the user-contributed platform, 4 January 2018. The retained list names Rabihavi as signatory 22.