Yasmin Mosavie

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  • Yasmin is a Law with Politics student at the University of Leicester who focuses her work on justice, equality, and international politics. She has a keen interest in how legal principles shape society and protects individual rights. Her work reflects a thoughtful and reflective approach, as demonstrated in her writing on Iran and its enduring revolutionary legacy, where she explored the complex relationship between law, politics, and social change. With a passionate sense of curiosity and determination, Yasmin hopes to pursue a career in law that allows her to advocate for fairness in law and society.

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Yasmin Mosavie: Iran And The Revolution That Never Ended

Iran is at the centre of global attention as protests and state repression continues to shape daily life inside the country. To understand the significance of the current Iranian revolution, you must understand the history of the 1979 Iranian revolution. This revolution did not appear out of nowhere, it had been building up for decades and decades of oppression and...

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