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The death of a 16-year-old girl: the resurgence of the Iranian protests ??
16-year-old Sarina Esmaeilzadeh likes to vlog to share her life – singing, dancing, putting on makeup, cooking, celebrating exams… She is no different from girls of the same age all over the world; occasionally, she sighs in the film The discrimination and restrictions a woman faces in Iran prevents her from enjoying the freedoms a teenager needs to live a good life.
Esmersaad took to the streets on September 22 to join the protests that swept the country after she was beaten to death by Iranian security forces, according to Amnesty International.
Esmersaad’s case has drawn attention online, and while the Iranian government claims she committed suicide by falling from a roof and denies authorities any responsibility, human rights groups say her story is consistent with the arrest of minors by security forces. Even the pattern of repression in the killing, and the fact that the family was “forced” to go on TV to verify the cause of death, was strikingly similar to that of another 16-year-old, Nika Shakarami.
Shakarami also died during protests last month. According to the family, she was killed by security forces after burning her turban, and authorities also claimed she fell from a roof. The uprising over the death of a young woman is intensifying because of the deaths of other girls.
Further reading | What can angry Iranians change after a woman dies from a hijab?
Nasrin Shahkarami, rejected official explanations that her daughter fell off a roof.
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Extended reading | “The uterus and vagina are 3D!”: The 18-year revolution of menstruation leader Vanessa
Mexico’s most populous state – the State of Mexico – the state legislature passed the same-sex marriage law overwhelmingly with 50 votes in favor and 16 votes against on the 11th, becoming the 29th of the 32 states in Mexico to legalize same-sex marriage. State points. “Marriage equality is a public institution where two people can freely decide to share their lives,” the parliament tweeted after the bill passed.
The state of Mexico, with a population of 17 million, is surrounded on three sides by Mexico City, the capital of Mexico. The latter became the first region in the country to legalize same-sex marriage in 2009, and Argentina became the first country in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriage the following year. nation.
I can’t just see
Remember the “DART” experiment that NASA launched a vehicle to hit an asteroid a few days ago? After two weeks of analysis, the team confirmed that the spacecraft successfully diverted the target asteroid “Dimorphos” from its original orbital path, shortening the rotation period by 32 minutes. This is the first time in human history that the motion of celestial bodies in space has been changed. “Earth”, this mission will provide valuable practical experience of “Earth Defense System”.
“All of us have a responsibility to defend our home on Earth. After all, it’s the only one we have,” said NASA Administrator Bill Nelson.
Quote of the Day
“Although not alive, I can still create art.”
Can artificial intelligence (AI) create art? Robot artist Ai-Da expressed his views on this at a UK parliamentary hearing on the impact of technology on the creative industries.
Ada, who appears with short black hair and a denim outfit, is named after the British female mathematician and programming pioneer Ada Lovelace , who has previously created a series of works. It joined the head of Project Aidan, Aidan Meller, to answer MPs’ questions (answers were pre-written) at a hearing before the House of Lords Communications and Digital Committee.
Ada, who was restarted after a failure during the meeting, said that he used algorithms, cameras in his eyes, and robotic arms to paint on canvases, and explained how to create poems by “analyzing large amounts of text”; and was asked what is the difference between human and AI creation. At the same time, it admits that it relies on computer programs and algorithms. “Although I am not a living person, I can still create art… The difference with humans is consciousness. Although I can talk about these, I have no subjective experience.”
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