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Save Kiana Firouz's life by stopping her deport from the UK (April 21, 10)
Kiana Firouz has sought asylum in the U.K but her application was turned down by the Home Office, despite accepting the fact that she is a lesbian. She accordingly submitted her appeal which was dismissed incredibly by the adjudicator. According to her solicitor’s point of view there is a little chance to grant a permission to appeal against the adjudicator’s decision. It means that she will face with deportation soon. Kiana Firouz still remains in the UK, however her case has been denied by the Home Office. She, nonetheless, is receivi ng support regarding her situation. She also continues to advocate for the rights of homosexuals in Iran by participating in documentaries. Recently Firouz acted in a documentary about her life and the struggles she faced in Iran. Kiana Firouz stated on an interview (HERE) that: “In my opinion, the film potentially falls into the genre of docudrama. It was important to me as an Iranian lesbian to play a role like this. I believe the best way to enlighten people is to raise public awareness through free media, and film is the most powerful medium that can share the difficulties that all Iranian lesbians are experiencing. I strongly believe this film will touch everyone.”
She asked all Iranian queer supporters to help her.
"I have
recently played a role in a feature film called “Cul de Sac” which is
mainly based on my real life story. The movie is scheduled to be screened
in May 2010. The trailer of the movie had been published on You Tube since
December 2009. It was watched by more than ten
thousand viewers just in the first four days.
The film’ news was covered by the international Media world wide
specifically by the opposition those are under severe surveillance of the
Iranian authority.The movie contains sexual scenes which itself would be
subject to death punishment if I return to Iran.
Now, the only hope remains for me is LGBT’s supporters." To save Kiana Firouz's life by stopping her deport from the UK please sign her online petition here: http://www.petitiononline.com/kianaf/petition.html |