Sevdaliza Dedicates 'Woman Life Freedom' Song To Women In Iran

At a time when women in Iran are standing up and fighting for their rights, in a lot of cases even fatally, women across the world are standing in solidarity with them. Recently, Sevdaliza, a Dutch-Iranian singer-songwriter shared her latest music creation with the world and committed it as an ode to the women in Iran.

Tehran-born singer-songwriter Sevdaliza dedicated the 'Woman Life Freedom' song to the women of Iran and expressed her solidarity. The track showcases the patriarchal oppression that women are not only facing in Iran but across the world and the political involvement that is worsening the situation.

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Sevdaliza Woman Life Freedom Song

Sevdaliza took to her social media to share the video and express her solidarity with the women of Iran. "A woman without freedom is like a flower with soil. For all women who have given their lives so we can hope for freedom - I salute you," she wrote.

This phrase 'Woman Life Freedom' has become a rallying slogan for women across Iran who are standing up for themselves and each other. Sevdaliza decided to bring out the song at this time to show her support for the same. As a co-producer of the song, she released a statement writing, "I wrote a song for oppressed women around the world. I stand proud as an Iranian woman, and I support the fight of my sisters who shed their blood, hair, hearts, and brains to give us all the hope that, one day, we will be free." At a young age, she continues, "I became aware of this systematic means of forcing women into obedience through violence and intimidation. Our humanity demands that we stand against the oppression of women. Now and Forever."

People across the world are standing in solidarity with the women of Iran after the country broke out in huge protests following the tragic death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, a woman who was reportedly punished by the Morality Police last month. The police took Amini into custody after, according to them, she was found violating Iran's mandatory hijab rule. Reportedly, hundreds of people have lost their lives, some accounted for and some not, amidst the protests.