Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
It's the honor of my life to actually have Dr. Shireen Ibadi.
Chapter 2: What challenges did Shirin Ebadi face as Iran's first female judge?
We're going to dig deeper into what makes Iran, Iran, your journey, and what is happening today.
Chapter 3: How did the 1979 Islamic Revolution change Iran's political landscape?
And I'm excited to have you, and it's a true honor to have you here.
I think as a society now, we've learned a good lesson, as Dr. Ibadi was just saying, that when these two go together, a true disaster comes.
It would have been an incredible feeling for you to become the first female judge of Iran, something that the country never represented, like the first female judge.
So I very much hope that if we do, when we have a transitional period, there will be very little bloodshed.
Chapter 4: What impact did the Islamic Revolution have on women's rights in Iran?
I don't want them to think that Iran is bad. I want them to know that the Iranian rulers are bad.
Women cannot be judges.
Chapter 5: How does Shirin Ebadi describe her personal struggles with the Iranian regime?
I became a clerk in the very court that I used to preside over. This war did not actually begin in 2026.
Chapter 6: What are the current human rights violations in Iran?
It actually started in 1979 with the revolution in Iran.
It would have been an incredible feeling for you to become the first female judge of Iran.
Chapter 7: How does religion influence governance in Iran?
Nobel laureate and an amazing courageous person who's actually fought for Iran and the future of Iran for all your life.
confiscated all my properties. They seized my assets. They arrested my husband and my sister. And they did that in a bid to silence me. I refused to be silenced.
I don't want them to think that Iran is bad.
Chapter 8: What does Shirin Ebadi envision for the future of Iran?
I want them to know that the Iranian rulers are bad.
I was also imprisoned. I made a mistake. A woman's life is considered to be worth half that of a man.
Well, welcome to the other episode of Like Tomorrow Today with Shekhar Natarajan. It's the honor of my life to actually have Dr. Shreen Ibadi. You are an inspirational person for the world, not just for me. The first judge for Iran, like female judge of Iran, Nobel laureate. and an amazing courageous person who's actually fought for Iran and the future of Iran for all your life.
It's an incredible honor to have you ma'am. It's a true blessing and I'm really really excited about this episode. I'm also excited to have Rima here along with you and also like Maryam who's going to be helping like interpret your conversation We're going to dig deeper into what makes Iran Iran, your journey, your aspirations for Iran, and what is happening today.
So we want to unpack all of this. We're going to keep it very conversational.
And I'm excited to have you, and it's a true honor to have you here. Today, unfortunately, we are in a war that has caused a lot of damage to the country. Like any other war, the people of Iran have been killed. And we hope that this war will end today. This is between Iran and the Islamic Republic.
Iran unfortunately is in the throes of a war that has inflicted a great deal of damage on the country. Unlike any war, many civilians are killed. So I hope that this war will end very soon. This is a war that is between three countries, the Islamic Republic, the United States and Israel. And there is something I need to point out, that this war did not actually begin in 2026.
It actually started in 1979 with the revolution in Iran, with the Islamic Revolution, as a result of which an Islamic Republic was established. Since its inception, the Islamic Republic adopted a foreign policy. And this official foreign policy was that Israel must be annihilated and the forces of the United States must be evicted from the region.
And it used all its resources to achieve that objective. This foreign policy, although it was very wrong, It was endured by the United States and Israel until the Islamic Republic decided to embark on enriching uranium up to 60% and banning the IAEA inspectors from visiting the nuclear sites. And that is why currently we see this war And Iran is being damaged and civilians are being killed.
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