Feminists for jina

Notes & Essays

We demand life. We demand dignity. We demand freedom.

This is the text of Feminists4jina’s speech at Berlin rally in solidarity with the people of Iran, on 18.01.2026. Photo by Ome —— Speaking as an Iranian has become unbearably hard.  It feels as if someone is always speaking for you.  If you are allowed to speak at all,  It

Longing for Liberation, Trapped Between Two Reactionary Forces

A report from December–January 2025 (Dey 1404) , Tehran — days of tension, anxiety, and disbelief – The following text is a report by a comrade who has recently left Iran. It is based on their direct observations in a (limited) number of neighborhoods in Tehran through Friday, January 9th. The text is written at a time when images and reports of the government’s widespread and horrific killings, both in other parts of Tehran and in other cities, had not yet been released.

Against War, In Defence of Life

The future we envision is not built on the ruins and corpses left from wars imposed by reactionary forces, but forged through the people’s just struggle, grounded in the principle of Women–Life–Freedom.

Latest Events

Join feminist actions across the globe, September 15 & 16.2023

Now on the eve of the anniversary of the murder of Jina, which is but the continuation of femicide politics and systematic misogyny of the Islamic Republic regime, in solidarity with this revolutionary movement, we, a group of feminist collectives outside Iran, call on all those whose aim and ambition

Global Call to Action – November 25, 2022

On November 25th, the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women we come together in the streets with all other freedom fighters to be a united voice of resistance to all forms of gender-based violence and all forms of oppression. Our solidarity will bring “No one is free until we are all free” into reality.

Women Weaving the Future Conference – November 2022

Hundreds of feminist activists and researchers from different parts of the world participated in this conference. On the right side of the main hall of the conference hung a large picture of Jina Amini, and on the other side, a picture of Nagihan Akarsel, a Kurdish feminist who was murdered in Sulaymaniyah, Iraq.

FEMINISTS FOR JINA  is a global network of feminists with active chapters in the following cities: